Chocolate bark
What a great recipe it only has 2 ingredients perfect for a kids party or add liqueur and cranberries and its an adult version Yum
Healthy chocolate power balls
These healthy chocolate power balls are filling and sweet enough to satisfy the most intense 3pm chocolate craving. I try to have a jar of these in the fridge and reach for them after dinner instead of dessert or any time I'm hankering for something sweet.
Cake mix apple and oat muffins
Try this cheaty muffin recipe when you want something quick and healthy for the kids' lunch boxes. Adding fresh apple and oats to a cake mix is an easy way to make sure you have a sweet treat to hand when time is of the essence.
Chocolate afghan biscuits
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!
Lemonade scones
These scones are wicked straight out of the oven with a slathering of butter (yum!).
ABC muffins
The 'ABC' in these muffins stands for Apple, Banana and Cranberries and the kids will love these in their lunchboxes. If the kids aren't cranberry fans, you could substitute them with carrot, instead.
Vegetarian spring rolls
This simple vegetarian recipe that uses frozen spring roll wrappers from the supermarket.
Bacon and corn fritters with coriander
It’s important not to overcrowd the pan - cook the bacon and corn fritters in batches. You can substitute the fresh corn for canned or frozen corn kernels.
Individual baked egg pots
Breakfast, lunch OR dinner, these tasty individual baked egg pots make a fab feed for fussy little toddlers. Or make them for older kids as a nutritious after school snack. Yummy!
Corn and cheese pikelet
These pikelets are perfect for a Sunday brunch, a quick meal or in the kids' lunchboxes. Serve with crispy bacon, mushrooms sautéed in butter, slow roasted tomatoes, avocado slices or smoked salmon.
Egg-free yoghurt cupcakes
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
Apple and cinnamon turnovers
Use frozen pastry sheets to make these sweet and spiced fruity puffs. They're wonderful while still warm from the oven and great as a sweet treat for lunch boxes when cold.
Choc chip scones
These delicious choc chip scones are perfect for an afternoon treat and sometimes I pop them into the oven when my kids go to bed so they can have them fresh in their lunch boxes the next day.
2 ingredient white chocolate pretzels
So very easy, affordable and delicious, these moreish 2 ingredient white chocolate pretzels are a great party snack.
Peanut Butter Bars
These homemade peanut butter bars make a great after-school snack. The honey adds a little extra sweetness to the crunch of the cornflakes.
Black bean brownies
For a delish and healthy twist on a traditional chocolate brownie, try these heavenly black bean brownies. You'll still get a hit of rich gooey chocolate, but you'll also get a big serve of extra protein and fibre. And the kids will never, ever know. Bonus!
Too-easy lemon slice
An easy slice with light lemony flavours.
Muesli bar slice
This homemade muesli bar slice is a great addition for your child's lunchbox or after-school snack. You can even have it for breakfast if you're short on time.
Strawberry yoghurt with crunchy bits
Layers of toasted nuts and seeds with fresh mango and yoghurt, topped with strawberries and a drizzle of honey. Special breakfast or easy dessert? You decide!
Bells of St Clements muffins
Just like the nursery rhyme, these muffins are filled with yummy orange and lemon flavours. They make a zingy afternoon snack or lunch box treat. They can also be made gluten free.
Sunshine breakfast smoothie
This fruity smoothie uses a fruitbowl of fresh goodies to make a delicious drink. Perfect for breakfast but delicious at any time of day.
Jam drop biscuits
This basic biscuit recipe is always winner, with gooey jam adding flair and fun to a buttery shortbread-style base.
Invisible apple muffins
Ideal for lunch boxes, these apple muffins are really yummy. Using grated apple means you get that lovely apple flavour but the kids won't even notice the apple in there!
Pork meatballs
Moist pork meatballs with Asian-inspired flavours that are baked, not fried, to make healthy bites for a party platter. Serve them cold in a sub for a hearty lunch.
Homemade 2 minute noodles
These homemade 2 minutes noodles are delicious and we may be fibbing when we say 2 minutes because they actually take a little more time. BUT you will have the satisfaction of knowing what is in them.
Caramel coconut slice
All kids love the sweetness of condensed milk and now you can enjoy it too in this delicious caramel coconut slice. The layers of biscuit base, smooth caramel and crunchy coconut topping make this slice utterly irresistible.
Everyday chocolate cake
Need a chocolate cake recipe that's perfect for everyday? This is it! Not too rich or dense and not too sweet, this chocolate cake is just right for lunch boxes as well as morning tea or afternoon snacks.
Blueberry buckle cake recipe
This is a single layer cake that has a heavy batter on the bottom covered in fruit and then a streusel topping. As the cake cooks, the heavier batter begins to buckle and push the topping upwards.
Noughts and Crosses Pizzas
Pizza is always a popular choice with kids - and now you can really get this involved in the making of dinner with this cute - and simple - pizza recipe.
