Maple bacon popcorn
Sweet, salty, crunchy and bacon-y. Its a wacky combination, but it really works. Try out this maple bacon topping next time you hanker for a bowl of popcorn.
Fruity solar system
Kids will love this fun plate of fruit and vege and they will learn something as well
Fruit and oat squares
This recipe for fruit and oat squares makes up a delicious slice that's perfect for lunchboxes, after-school snacks or to serve up at your school's cake stall. Substitute the apricot for chocolate if you want to make them a little bit naughty.
Sneaky pumpkin muffins
These pumpkin muffins are great for lunchboxes or an after-school snack. The kids won't even notice that these savoury muffins are packed full of delicious pumpkin!
Nut-free trail mix
This nut-free trail mix packs a healthy punch with nutritious seeds and fruits you can combine and pack from your pantry.
Low-sugar banana bread
A great alternative for families looking for low sugar alternatives. You would never know it is low sugar with the great taste
Ham toasties
Not your traditional toasted sandwich, these ham toasties are sure to be a hit with the kids. Topped with yummy ham, tomato, cheese and egg these toasties are perfect for a weekend dinner.
Risotto Cakes
Make these tasty risotto cakes from scratch or use up leftover risotto for a tasty lunch or light supper. Top them with roasted tomatoes for a fruity hit and serve with green salad leaves. Yum.
Golden syrup slice
This sweet slice recipe doesn't need any baking and uses pantry ingredients which makes it a double winner in our eyes! Make it for a school cake sale or as a weekend treat for the kids
Lamb samosas
These lovely bites of curried lamb mince are delicious as party food or as an alternative to sandwiches in a lunch box. Make them as mild or as spicy as you like - either way, they're yum!
Skyscraper sandwiches
How fun are these? Next time you're faced with making boring old sandwiches for the lunch box, make these stacked sandwiches instead. They're a great way to get yum combos between a couple of slices of bread.
Thai chicken soup
This delicious Asian-inspired soup is hearty and filling, full of veggies and chicken that are poached in a yummy broth with just enough chilli kick to it to warm your cockles. One bowl won't be enough!
Choc-peanut slice
This rich slice recipe is easy to make and even easier to eat! Layers of buttery oats, creamy peanut and chocolate will make this a sure fire crowd pleaser. Prepare to make this one again and again ...
Pizza wheels
Quick easy alternative for pizza for little hands they taste delicious
Basic cupcakes
This a super-easy recipe and the cupcakes are puffy, golden and perfect for topping with your favourite buttercream icing.
Delicious cheese pizza just for me
Sneak finely grated carrot into the tomato paste kids love pizza and you can hide lots of vegetables inside it
Teddy bear toast
Liven up your little one's breakfast plate with these cute teddy bear toasts. They're super easy and you can even get the kids to help!
Tuna fried rice
Use up extra rice with this healthy recipe that the kids will love.
Healthy corn chips
Here is a recipe for a basic corn chip but you can add all kinds of flavours to spice them up. Yum!
Orange marmalade cake
This is a wonderful cake to eat with a cuppa for afternoon tea or as a simple weekend bake. The marmalade adds a real zesty zing to the mixture. Delicious!
Yoghurt cheese
A delicious soft cheese made from drained Greek yoghurt that goes with lamb or you can just spread it on crackers. You can also roll it in herbs to create the Middle Eastern yoghurt balls called Labne.
Chicken and Bacon Salad
This chicken and bacon salad is quick and easy to prepare with lots of fresh tastes contrasting nicely with the crunchy bacon and almonds
Frozen coconut bananas with passionfruit dip
These coconut and jam coated bananas make a great snack for your child's birthday party. Dipped into the passionfruit and yoghurt dip makes them particularly delicious!
2 ingredient muesli bars
These muesli bars have just 2 ingredients in them and they're so easy that even the kids can make them with a little supervision. They are so much tastier than store bought muesli bars.
Pocket Pizzas
These pita-sized pocket pizzas are great for kids and the ingredients shown are just some suggestions of things you can use as pizza toppings.
Raspberry bliss bombs
What a taste sensation — the slightly bitter hard chocolate and juicy raspberry in the middle makes these well and truly worth the effort. Great as an after-dinner treat.
Homemade KFC burgers
These homemade KFC burgers are finger lickin' good - but healthy too. The chicken is baked not fried meaning it's better for you, plus you can add as many fresh salad veggies to your burger bun as you like. Yum!
Quick n easy fruit cake
Everyone loves a piece of fruit cake this one does not need to take long only minutes to prepare and 45 minutes to cook.
Salmon Fish Fingers
Salmon is packed full of brain-boosting omega-3 oils which are great for kids. Make these child-friendly, healthy fish fingers and watch them wolf down the good stuff for tea!