Your guide to bringing the family together, one meal (and delicious recipe) at a time.
Your guide to bringing the family together, one meal (and delicious recipe) at a time.
Order nowAddIng a vegetables to a naturally sweet toddler snack is another great way to up their vegetables intake. The beetroot adds a really lovely texture.
This are so quick to make up and clean up. No blender required!
Your guide to bringing the family together, one meal (and delicious recipe) at a time.
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We all remember the infamous Chocolate crackle at kids birthday parties I’m sure. This is a nutritious take on this old favourite and they can be put together in no more than 10 minutes. Add any seeds that you like if you don’t have hemp seeds. Pepitas or sunflower seeds work a treat.
This one pot wonder is great on its own for lunch or dinner or you can serve it along side your favourite salad. You will need a pot that can start the cooking process on the stove and then be transferred to the oven. This dish is easily blended into a purée for your baby … Continued
I have been making these chocolate coated frozen bananas ever since some good friends visited far North Queensland and shared them with us. We were hooked. Now I love to play around and make them with different nut, seed and dried fruit combinations. You can use hemp seeds or pepitas, peanuts, almonds or walnuts. Dried … Continued
Summer is the time for Mexican food! It’s fresh, best enjoyed outside and it’s a great serve your self meal which the kids love! You can throw in any extra vegetables with the chicken. Such as grated zucchini, capsicum or mushrooms.
The classic ham, cheese and tomato combination can be served and enjoyed in so many ways. This simple and easy to put together tart can be made with any cheese that you like. You can use feta instead of ricotta or cheddar instead of Parmesan. This tart is moreish, great served with a side salad … Continued
Chocolate and cherry! A beautiful Christmas combination in my family. These delicious muffins are sweetened with maple syrup and topped with a cashew and coconut cream.
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Vanessa says:
Is the beetroot cooked or raw?
Rachelle says:
What can I use instead of Almond Butter? My little one is anaphylactic to nuts
Gabi says:
Can you pls confirm if the beetroot should be cooked or raw.
Luka says:
raw for this one