These chocolatey biscuits are a favourite kiwi snack and go beautifully with a cup of tea in the afternoon. Easy to make and perfect for using up the last of the cornflakes at the bottom of the packet, this will disappear in minutes!
These scones are wicked straight out of the oven with a slathering of butter (yum!).
This simple vegetarian recipe that uses frozen spring roll wrappers from the supermarket.
These cute little Rice Bubble popsicles look like a cold treat but are actually made of rice bubbles and marshmallows. We dip them in chocolate and dust them with sprinkles.
These egg free cupcakes taste delicious with the yoghurt giving it a light creamy texture pop one in the lunch box or as a sweet treat with your cup of coffee
Red velvet cupcakes these are delicious and who can say no to cream cheese icing the kids will have fun making these
Surprise the gang with this cute popsicle birthday cake, made with three delicious flavours of ice cream. It's so easy to rustle up that even the kids will be able to make this one!
I discovered the secret to great guacamole at a restaurant in New York. The waiter made the guacamole at our table, mashing it together with a mortar and pestle. He used lots of salt too ... salt makes bland guacamole fabulous!
Here's an easy recipe the kids will love helping to make. With just a little bit of cooking on the stove, these babies will be ready to eat in no time at all.
This chocolate cupcake recipe will be one that you use over and over again. Its the perfect base for delicious birthday cupcakes and each batch
Scrolls are always a popular lunch box filler - and your kids will adore these savoury scrolls filled with cheese and Vegemite. Yum!
Chicken drumsticks marinated in soy sauce and honey are always a popular - and sticky! - dinner for kids. This recipe is quick to make and goes well with plain rice and steamed vegetables.
This cupcake has a shell made of chocolate and is filled with soft jellies and wrapped sweets. Get the birthday girl or boy to hammer it open for a surprise.
These kebabs are wonderfully colourful and tasty this combination is great and it might just get the kids interested
Kids will love getting their hands dirty making these fruity bites of yum!
Homemade choc-tops are always a hit in our house, even more so when made with this yummy cherry ice cream!
This really is the best chocolate cake ever it does not need icing and is a cross between a brownie and a cake everyone will be back for seconds
Churros is a golden fritter of choux pastry that's deep fried and eaten hot with a little icing sugar over the top. A Spanish favourite, churros do make a delcious dessert, but they are the ultimate treat to have with a mug of hot chocolate or dipped in a little melted chocolate. Yum!
This is a great entree or appetiser and prepare in advance and then just bake before serving
Cupcakes are always popular with kids - big and small! These are made with delicious chocolate and topped with a creamy butter icing, a sprinkle of chocolate and a couple of chocolate eggs - just in case you haven't had enough chocolate already!
These tasty sausage rolls are a combination of turkey and chicken and come with a sweet cranberry and tomato sauce. They are perfect for parties, picnics and even cold in lunch boxes.
Kids of all ages LOVE to make these. They are great for birthday parties, sleep overs or picnics.
Make your own Easter bunnies with this chocolate rabbit recipe. Easy to make, you can also pop an Easter egg inside the bunny before you seal the rabbit together for an extra Easter surprise!
These delicious soft and velvety cupcakes are not overpowered by the banana so it allows the irresistible passionfruit flavour to come through.
Who does not love a cheesecake this one is simple to make is authentic and is velvety and smooth
This pretty birthday cake is easier to make than it looks. Buy shop-bought cakes, decorate with icing and then decorate with chocolate-dipped strawberries for a delicious celebratory bake.
Milk, cream and butter are what make this mashed potato extra special. Just remember to warm them first so you get the lightest, creamiest, yummiest mash around.
A chocolate cake that looks like a graveyard? Now that is spooky and the kids will love making this with you. Get them icing the "gravestones" and crushing that "dirt".
The humble chickpea should never be underestimated. These highly nutritious crispy legumes, might just become your new favourite snack. Crunch them on their own or add them to salads. Yum!
You'll remember this recipe fondly from your childhood, and now you can help your children create their own childhood memories. These sweet little morsels are so simple to make - and taste crispy, sticky and delicious. A perfect party food that's simple to serve and is a hit with all ages.
