Healthy yoghurt bites
Great treats for snacks or the lunch box. You can use different flavoured yoghurt to mix it up a bit.
Homemade muesli bars
Muesli bars are an easy snack to drop into your kids' lunch boxes but they can be expensive - and full of sugar, fat and who knows what else! Try making these healthy homemade muesli bars instead - your kids won't taste the difference.
Hidden Vegetable Pasta Sauce
This simple pasta sauce not only tastes delicious on your spaghetti but is full of lots of sneaky vegetables that the kids won't even notice!
Lollipop lamb
Kids love eating anything with their hands so these French-trimmed lamb chops are perfect for little people. Once cooked, squeeze on a swirly shape with tomato sauce and you've got yourself some lamb lollipops!
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Potato patties
This is a very mildly spiced dish, so all being well, your kids should enjoy it too. The currants add a lovely sweet contrast. And who doesnt love pappadums!
Stained glass window sandwiches
This easy sandwich recipe is a lovely way to ring the changes with the kids' lunch boxes when sandwich fatigue has set in. Use cookie cutters to cut the 'windows' from a slice of bread so that the filling shows through. Perfect for a party too!
Apple and currant scrolls
Most kids are absolutely starving after school. These delish apple and currant scrolls are just the thing to fill those hungry tummies. Overflowing with yummy apple pieces, these little bites are great to freeze for those days you're in a hurry.
Fruit skewers
Let the kids loose on this one as they choose their favourite fruit to thread on to skewers. Dip them in yoghurt and then roll in coconut, chocolate (or both!) for a fun and fruity treat
Banana smoothie pancakes with chia gel
These banana smoothie pancakes with chia gel, are highly nutritious and equally delicious! Perfect for a Sunday morning brekkie, this recipe is a real crowd pleaser.
Savoury mince
Savoury mince is always a crowd-pleaser recipe. Not only does it make an easy and delicious dinner for the family, but it is fantastic as a snack the next day, warmed up and eaten on a piece of toast.
Mini hot dogs
Mini hot dogs are great for a party or a quick snack for lunch or afternoon tea for the kids.
Chicken and rice mini pot pies
These chicken and rice mini pot pies are quick and easy without the hassle of precooking or browning everything is done in the oven. This makes for a great low-fat, nutritious dinner idea.
Snakes In blankets
This savoury snack uses sausages wrapped in bread and secured with a toothpick to provide a tasty party treat or an easy meal on the go.
Heart shaped eggs recipe
Sometimes you've gotta go the extra mile to get your kids interested. These heart shaped boiled eggs will get your child's attention! They also make a cute Valentine's snack or after school snack idea.
Stewed prunes
The humble packet of prunes are transformed when stewed in a little water or juice. Not only are they really tasty to eat (just add a couple to cereal), their natural laxative effect provides a easy way to keep the digestive system regular.
Friday fish bake
If you prefer to eat fish on Fridays then this is a great dinner option for you and your family. Using canned tuna or salmon this is a variation of the traditional 'tuna mornay'.
Salmon, corn and rice cakes
Add leftover cooked rice to pantry staples to conjure up these tasty fish cakes that are full of sweet veggies and nutritious salmon. They don't take long to make or cook and are great for lunch or for dinner with a crisp salad and a baked potato.
Toddlers Yoghurt Delight
Breakfast bowls are a great way to get fruit and dairy into your toddler add some chia or puffed wheat it can be a breakfast or a healthy snack
Incy mincy fried rice
Mince, bacon and veggies go into making this fried rice recipe twice as nice and a great way to use up mince from the freezer when you can't face making spag bol yet again! And the best bit? Kids love it!
Rice and lentil dinner
Rice and lentils are a very nutritious combo for little people. Make sure to cook them well so there are no tummy aches later, and then puree well. With carrots and apple added in, this meal has everything your baby needs.
Baked custard
Baked custard is one of those classic recipes our grandmothers used to make all the time - and now it seems to be disappearing from our menus. Learn how to make this easy and delicious dessert that will be a hit with everyone from the babies through to adults.
Homemade sausage rolls
These are really quick and easy to make. •Great for parties, make them the day before, cool, store overnight in the fridge and then reheat before serving.
Tomato meatballs
These tomato meatballs are a great budget-friendly dinner that incorporates mince, tinned tomato soup and other seasonings. Serve it with mashed potato for a delicious dinner on a cold evening.
Ham and cheese puffs
These ham and cheese puffs are really easy to make and the combination of ham, cheese and puff pastry means your kids will love this tasty little snack.
Strawberry and orange icy pops
For a healthy and fun kiddie treat, you can't go past these Strawberry and orange icy pops. They are the perfect way to end a hot summer's day. So refreshing!
Crunchy chicken nuggets
Chicken nuggets covered in cornflakes these cant help but be winner with the kids serve them up with plenty of vegetables for a wholesome dinner
Sausage rolls
Who can say no to a hot sausage roll with lashings of tomato sauce. These ones are quick and ready within minutes
Pumpkin fritters
A great way to use up left over pumpkin from a Sunday roast, these sweet and savoury pumpkin fritters are a great afternoon tea treat. Sprinkle with cinnamon sugar for a taste that's hard to beat!
Baked banana chips
These baked banana chips bear no resemblance to those hard fried disks that are in the health food aisle in the supermarket. You are just two ingredients away from a tasty snack for your family.