A GREAT combination of children’s favourite foods, this puff pastry pizza is easy to make and a sweet change from the traditional varieties. Can be served as a dessert.Read
A VERSION of bangers, beans and mash, this recipe uses sweet potato, chorizo and baked beans for a Mediterranean take on a dish that children love.Read
SYLLABUB is a traditional English dessert full of rich cream and infused with fruit flavours. This one has tangy zest of lemon threaded through it to offset the sweetness of the cream.Read
THIS is a name that may be new to some children but lots of their mums and dads will remember this lovely layered dish of cream, ice cream and summer fruits. Read
WITH so many Lamb-Bananas in the city, this dish should capture children’s imaginations and introduce them to plantains, a banana-like vegetable that is delicious sliced and fried in butter. Read
THIS salad is both tasty and good for you. Although an adult will need to do the chopping, kids will have fun mixing the mayonnaise and turmeric together to make it a nice bright yellow.Read
THIS delicious summer pudding recipe is inspired by the strawberry-and-cream dessert traditionally served at Eton College on June 4 and is really called Eton Mess.Read
THIS recipe is a good breakfast or tea-time dish and will easily feed two friends. Children will enjoy trying to break the eggs but the cooking part is unsuitable for little hands.Read
A CHOCOLATE and cheese pasty by any other name, this recipe serves two and makes a great treat for a special occasion as well as introducing the kids to the flavour of mascapone cheese.Read
A QUICK and delicious summer treat that makes use of a healthy selection of fruits. Use dark chocolate for a healthier option if the kids will eat it, otherwise substitute for plain.Read
AN EASY variation on the pizza theme, these triangles can be loaded with your children’s favourite toppings such as sliced pepperoni, chopped tomatoes or sliced mushrooms.Read
