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This is a great way to get some nutritious vegetables into your child’s meal and they’ll love to help make them too.
Serving people: 8
Cooking time:45
The breadsticks will keep in an airtight container for four to five days. Alternatively, you can freeze the dough before baking it to have it on hand for busy weeks.
Serving people: 4
Cooking time:20
This recipe is a really quick and easy midweek meal that’s also a great way to include lots of different vegetables.
Serving people: 4
Cooking time:25
The beetroot blends well with the beef to make really moist burgers that kids love. They’re a great way of sneaking in extra vegetables for a fussy eater.
Serving people: 8
Cooking time:15
This is a really simple, easy to make butter that is full of festive flavour.
Serving people: 4
Cooking time:0
This festive plum chutney will be a great accompaniment to almost any dish.
Serving people: 8
Cooking time:50
Ideally you’ll need five silicone mats or five baking trays for this recipe, but you can make these in batches if needed.
Serving people: 12
Cooking time:20
These biscuits make for a great small gift for someone special, especially if they are coeliac as these tasty treats are gluten free.
Serving people: 6
Cooking time:25
This sweet shortcrust pastry can be used as a base for many recipes. This recipe is typical of any shortcrust pastry in that it may appear a little wet when made and will need to rest for an hour before use.
Serving people: 6
Cooking time:15
This is ideal for a gang of friends if you cook the pork the day before, then do the other elements just before serving. You can use shopbought tortilla chips to save time.
Serving people: 8
Cooking time:260
A deliciously festive dish that will make you want more and more.
Serving people: 4
Cooking time:30
This is great to use as leftovers. The beef can be used on sandwiches or tossed through pasta the next day and used for lunch. You can use pasta instead of gnocchi here too.
Serving people: 6
Cooking time:170
The duck can be cooked in advance along with the sauce. It will keep for two to three days in the fridge, so it’s an ideal dish to make on a Sunday night. You can use the leftovers for a couple of meals during the week.
Serving people: 4
Cooking time:120
The burgers can be made in advance and frozen, then cooked when ready to use. Just be sure to thaw the meat completely before cooking.
Serving people: 4
Cooking time:20
Freeze the cooked fritters in between sheets of parchment paper in a freezer bag to save on space and to make it easier to defrost and reheat individual fritters.
Serving people: 4
Cooking time:20
The different colours, textures and flavours make for a very unique dish.
Serving people: 4
Cooking time:15
You can make these in advance and then toast the crumpets lightly on both sides just before serving.
Serving people: 6
Cooking time:35
Pan de Mallorca are light, sweet bread rolls from Puerto Rico, popular for breakfast and throughout the day. They get their name from a similar bread found on the Spanish island of Majorca.
Serving people: 4
Cooking time:18
Cajun food is the traditional cooking of the Southern states of the USA. A mix of French, Native American and African traditions, we’ve added an Irish feel to the mix with some Irish sausages.
Serving people: 4
Cooking time:40
Placki are blinis’ Polish cousin. They have the same flat, round shape and size as blinis. You can make them from potatoes and onion to have with savoury things. This version has been re-imagined with spiced pumpkin.
Serving people: 4
Cooking time:10
These eggs are sure to give you that extra kick this morning.
Serving people: 2
Cooking time:15
Egg whites freeze beautifully for future use. Just remember to write the quantity of whites on the freezer bag along with the date of freezing.
Serving people: 8
Cooking time:45
You can use up any leftover chocolates from your Christmas stash, but omit the sugar if using milk chocolate, as otherwise it will be too sweet.
Serving people: 9
Cooking time:25
Although this dessert is deliciously, hot melted sugar is a key ingredient, which is not a good dish to make with children around.
Serving people: 8
Cooking time:45
An orange and fennel salad is a great accompaniment to this dish. Simply thinly slice two bulbs of fennel and put in a bowl with four segmented oranges. Toss well and add a little cracked black pepper.
Serving people: 4
Cooking time:20
Of all the biscuit cakes I ever made this one is by far and away the favourite and it is 'suitable' for adults and children alike!
serving people: 4
cooking time: 15
This delicious treat can be made using stale bread and dried fruit.
serving people: 10
cooking time: 60
It freezes exceptionally well so you can just freeze it in small containers and regenerate as required.
serving people: 4
cooking time: 10
You can pick up all the ingredients for this recipe at the salad shelf and it takes less than 15 minutes to prepare. The dish is quick, easy and healthy packed with nutrients.
serving people: 1
cooking time: 15
An entire turkey isn't always suitable for a small celebratory dinner, so this luxury-for-less option will save on the pennies but you won't lose any of the great flavours.
serving people: 4
cooking time: 110