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If you’re looking for something a little different to serve up on your Pick Plate to the kids this week then how about these Cheesy Cubed Potatoes? So easy to make. I chopped up a large potato leaving the skin on. Mixed with a little oil, salt, pepper, oregano and garlic powder and cooked in
If you’re thinking about creating a fun Halloween lunch plate for the kids then check out this idea. I used a Biggie Pick Plate and this would serve at least three kids, depending on how old they are. Here’s what I used: Baby peppers Cucumber Satsuma with celery Blueberries Mango Mini Meatballs Babybel Oreo cookies
This is a great way to introduce the new flavour and taste of curry to fussy eaters. Instead of the curry being all mixed up I’ve served it separately so that kids that try a little taste without it being overwhelming. I used nuggets (these are Quorn but chicken nuggets will work too) and also
I know a lot of you guys have kids that prefer meals like this separated but at the same time you also worry about continuing to separate their food and them never learning to eat it mixed. So here’s my solution… a bit of both! I made a Turkey Bolognese and this is how I
If your kids love pizza then try these Toasted Pizza Wraps. All the great taste of pizza but they take just 5 minutes to whip up! Ingredients: 1 mini wrap 1 tbsp pizza sauce 2 slices salami 25g grated cheddar cheese 25g grated mozzarella 2/3 basil leaves 1 tsp butter Directions: Spread the pizza sauce
These Fruity Porridge Bars make a brilliant prep-ahed breakfast. Packed full of healthy filling ingredients, they are brilliant served up with some yogurt and fruit on the side. Ingredients: 250g oats 1 tsp baking powder 400ml milk 1 banana, mashed 1 medium egg 3 tbsp honey 1 tsp vanilla 100g frozen berries Directions: 1. Preheat
Delicious savoury fritters made with cheddar cheese and frozen diced cauliflower. These are a great way to get some cauliflower into your fussy eaters. You can of course dice up your own cauliflower but I absolutely love these bags of frozen cauli from Tesco. They’re so handy to have in the freezer and I use
Shop bought granola is really convenient but it’s often high in sugar and usually contains nuts too. This homemade version is so easy to make and will last for weeks in an airtight jar. Ingredients: 250g oats 50g mixed seeds (I used sunflower, linseed and chia seeds) 25g desiccated coconut 4 tbsp coconut oil or
These Toasted Chocolate Wraps make a really great afternoon snack for kids. You can use any kind of chocolate or chocolate hazelnut spread. I use a brand called Jim Jams as it’s lower in sugar than some of the others. Ingredients: 2 mini wraps 1 tbsp chocolate spread Directions: Spread the chocolate spread all over
Have you ever bought a packet of meatballs, made a few for the kids then wondered what to do with the leftovers? If so then you need to try my Mini Burger hack! Simply squish the meatballs down to turn them into small burgers. The kids will love them. Ingredients: 8 meatballs 0.5 tbsp oil 4 slices of
