Toffee
These toffees are traditional cake stall fare. They cost only a few cents each to make and will keep your kids happy as they quietly suck away. Time them right and you can even make "stick jaw toffee" with this recipe.
Honey popcorn
This honey popcorn is the perfect snack for a movie night, or just for any birthday party! You can even roll it into balls for fun finger food.
Traditional lemonade
The recipe is easy to make, and a great excuse to teach kids what traditional lemonade tastes like. So much better than store bought!
Jelly boats
These cute little jelly boats are set in oranges halves and are great for kids parties.They make a great pirate party food.
Nutella fairy bread
This Nutella fairy bread is great for birthday party platters and any occasion where the kids are hungry!
Flourless chocolate cake
This rich decadent chocolate cake is gooey and has a lovely texture being flour free great for the lunch box or add cream and berries and you have a special dessert
Traffic light cake pops
Use shop-bought cake, melted chocolate and Smarties to make these show stoppers
Chilli, lime and coriander prawns
Get these Asian-inspired prawns on the table in mere minutes for a quick as a flash dinner. Serve on a bed of jasmine rice with some steamed Asian veggies for a truly sensational seafood dish
Sweet chilli rolls
If you love a sausage roll you will love these sweet chilli rolls they give you just that little more of a kick
Homemade Splice iceblocks
OK, they are not exactly Splices but more ice than cream but they have the right flavour. And they are homemade so they are a whole lot cheaper than the real version
Rainbow disco balls
These bright rainbow disco balls are perfect for a kids birthday party made with puffed wheat and peanut butter and glittered up for yummy bling
Lulu’s cheese puffs
These crunchy cheese delights are a cross between a muffin and a scone great instead of a sandwich in the lunch box or with a glass of wine mums, dads and the kids will all enjoy
Thai fish cakes
Simple fast and delicious, these Thai fish cakes are ready in a flash and packed full of authentic Thai flavours.
Crabmeat and Avocado Sushi
Crabmeat and avocado sushi is delicious and creamy. Add more wasabi to give it a kick I love plenty of ginger to give it a zing
Funny face biscuits
These are so much fun! Mine were very boring and 'normal'; the kids were very creative and added eyebrows, rosy cheeks, big noses and ears – all in fascinating colour combinations!
Satay sauce
who does not love a silky rich satay sauce. This sauce is very versatile. It can be stored in the fridge for 5 days and then reheated in the microwave
Rainbow cupcakes
These cute little cupcakes have pretty layers that are all the colours of the rainbow. Make them with your family for a fun rainy day activity or serve them up at your rainbow-themed party.
Biscuit wands
With this easy biscuit wand recipe, you can have heaps of fun baking with your little fairy. We've made wands in the shapes of stars, hearts and circles but you could cut out biscuit wands in any shape that takes your fancy!
Pork and prawn dumplings recipe
These tasty pork and prawn dumplings are made with gow gee wrappers and have an aromatic dipping sauce of ginger and chilli to finish them off.
Meringue baskets
This easy peasy dessert idea only has four ingredients and is really a matter of assembly, rather than cooking. Choose whichever flavour of ice cream you fancy to fill the meringue nests, then top with berries and grated chocolate.
Clusters
What child's eyes wouldn't open in delight at the sight of these pretty clusters of sweet treats. A perfect party food that'll be the delight of any birthday party or special event, these sweet sensations are also simple to make. Kids will love to help make these magnificent morsels.
Hedgehog Slice
This homemade hedgehog slice is a delicious alternative to the shop-bought variety. Full of crunch from the biscuits, nuts and coconut, this slice makes for a chocolate-y treat everyone will love.
Easy biscuit pops
These easy biscuit pops are a cute party treat and would be fantastic to take to school on your child's birthday. They are really easy to make and perfect for the non-baker.
Mars Bar slice
This is a fun recipe your kids will love to make with you. The Mars Bar slice uses Mars Bars, chocolate, Rice Bubbles and butter to make a perfect sweet treat for your next birthday party
Basic cupcakes
This a super-easy recipe and the cupcakes are puffy, golden and perfect for topping with your favourite buttercream icing.
Lemon cordial
This delicious lemon cordial lasts for up to 4 months in the fridge and you only require 1/3 of the amount of shop bought cordial what a great way to use up all of those extra lemons on your or the neighbours tree
Flower biscuits
These pretty flower biscuits are so simple to make. Mini marshmallows and Smarties are all you need to make a sweet teatime treat.
Sandwich kebabs
Jazz up an ordinary lunch box sandwich with this fun alternative - sandwich kebabs. Pop on a few veggie garnishes and lunchtime suddenly got a lot more fun!
Band-Aid biscuits
These gross Band-Aid biscuits are the perfect addition to your Halloween party platter. They are so easy that you can get the kids to make them.