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Try our collection of recipes that are delicious, kid-friendly and most importantly easy to prepare. Our straightforward dishes are perfect to get your children cooking and ideal for serving up to fussy eaters.
These 3-ingredient fruity pops make a great healthy snack or dessert all year round! Prep in just 10 minutes before popping in the freezer.
It's time to supersize your bake with this giant chocolate chip cookie recipe. Instead of rolling individual bakes, simply press the cookie dough into one large dough studded with an irresistible combination of melting milk, dark and white chocolate.
Here's a hearty, healthy breakfast to get you out of bed on dark mornings! This tangy baked oats dish provides 1 of your 5-a-day and the oats are a useful source of protein. The result isn't just nutritious though, it's totally delicious and reminiscent of a fruity crumble. Tuck in!
Sweet, refreshing and great fun to make, this watermelon pizza makes a fab healthy dessert for midweek, the weekend or a party. Get creative and change up the toppings!
With a flapjack-inspired base, these peanut butter cups are loaded with fruits and veggies for extra taste, texture and nutrition. A great morning or afternoon snack and providing 1 of your 5-a-day, this recipe can be doubled to make a batch for the freezer.
Quick to make and easy to eat, this tuna mayo pitta recipe makes a deliciously healthy lunchbox idea for kids. Find more Lunchbox recipes on Tesco Real Food.
A fun lunchbox idea for kids, cut these turkey sandwiches into star shapes for an easy, healthy packed lunch. Find more Lunchbox recipes on Tesco Real Food.
Introduce your children to the flavours of the Mediterranean with this combination of chicken and chorizo.
This colourful omelette makes an easy peasy lunch for the kids. The red pepper gives it a nice crunch, serve with salad on the side.
British-Chinese chef, Jeremy Pang chose this dish for Lunar New Year as noodles signify long life in Chinese traditions. 'It's also the type of dish that I often cook for my kids. It's super-easy to make and I know that they'll gobble it up without any fuss', says Jeremy.
Make a batch of these pancakes to keep in the freezer. Serve alongside a medley of fruit, yogurt and a drizzle of honey for a satisfyingly sweet breakfast hit.
Kids will love dipping these homemade chicken dippers into katsu sauce. Serve with cucumber sticks on the side for a fun lunch!
When juicy pomegranates are in season you have to make this jewel-bright chocolate bark. With only 4 ingredients, it's great for edible gifting or snacking over the festive period.
Kids will love this creamy pasta recipe. It turns a handful of ingredients into a hearty lunch that takes little time to make!
Rice snaps are mixed with melted dark chocolate, dried cranberries and a pinch of salt, then shaped into mini Christmas puddings and decorated with white chocolate. The perfect Christmas treat.
This sausage casserole makes great use of baked beans to make a sticky, tasty one-pot, perfect for midweek dinners
Cannelloni is a popular Italian dish where pasta tubes are stuffed with a meat or vegetable filling and baked in a rich sauce. For this extra-cheesy kid’s version, we use taco mixed beans as the protein for a cost-effective and healthy option
A packed-full-of-veg pizza recipe made easy with wholemeal tortillas instead of pizza dough; easy for you to make and fun for kids to eat.
Make mornings more fun with a DIY smoothie bar. Prepare each of the smoothies below by blitzing them up until smooth, then serve each drink in a separate jug so everyone can pour their own combination and create colourful layers.
Using ingredients that you'll have a the back of your cupboard, these simple peanut butter cookies go perfectly with a cuppa
Have you ever seen such an indulgent hot chocolate? The good news is you don't actually need chocolate for this recipe – the rich creaminess comes from a storecupboard ingredient – cocoa powder. Ready in 10, this is the ultimate festive drink to enjoy on Christmas eve or on any cosy night in.
Transform shop bought panettone into a festive showstopper. Decorated with icing, mini gingerbread men and candied orange peel, the whole family will love making (and eating) this!
These tasty little pastries are so quick and easy to make in an air-fryer, with crisp puff pastry and a oozy ham and cheese filling. The addition of courgette adds moisture and a bit of hidden veg for kids. Perfect for lunch, picnics or snacking.
Get the kids in the kitchen this Halloween with these quick and easy yogurt-based doughballs. They're filled with creamy mozzarella for big cheese pulls and shaped like a pumpkin for spooky season!
Use whatever berries you have to made these frozen yogurt bites. Coated in dark chocolate, the kids will love these as a summer snack. Keep a batch of these in your freezer to keep the kids happy all summer long.
Make this berry and overnight oats recipe in advance and have breakfast sorted for a few days at once. Smooth and creamy oats are mixed with bananas and topped with a simple homemade berry compote.
These spooky sandwiches will be a great addition to your Halloween party platter.
Dates are rich in protective antioxidants and increase your blood sugar less than most sweeteners, making them a terrific snack. Here we've stuffed dates with crunchy almond butter and drizzled them with dark chocolate, for an indulgent-tasting yet nutritious sweet treat.
Spook up your family dinner with this fun pumpkin pie idea! Filled with creamy caramelised onion and butternut squash and topped with a spooky pumpkin carved pastry, this hearty dinner makes a great Halloween surprise.
This ice cream and popcorn combo is drizzled with sweet miso caramel and tangy blackberries for an epic sweet and salty flavour experience! Fab for movie night, Friday night in or a special Halloween treat.
Load your flapjacks with fresh apple and dried apricots for a delicious twist on a classic bake that provides 1 of your 5-a-day. These are great for lunchboxes or snacking on the go.
Pack your child's lunch full of vegetables in this easy-to-make sweet potato soup recipe with onion, carrot, celery and tinned tomatoes.
All your favourites from a fish finger dinner in one pie.