Snacks
Bacon and tuna baked potato
This is a tasty alternative to sandwiches for lunch. Baked potatoes are versatile and you can add your own favourite filling
Banana and walnut loaf
This bread is a sweet treat with some unexpected twists like its rich and nutty flavour courtesy of the banana, honey and walnut.
Barmbrack
Barmbrack can be a really tasty treat as the evenings turn darker and colder. And it's good any time of the year, not just at Halloween!
Beans & cheese baked potato
This is a tasty alternative to sandwiches for lunch. Baked potatoes are versatile and you can add your own favourite filling.
Brown bread ice cream
This ice-cream is a novel way of including wholegrain into your kid’s diet and giving them a treat too!
Bruschetta
Get a taste of Italy with this recipe, makes a great snack or starter
Chicken on a stick
This is an ideal snack food that can be rustled up while the kids are playing. Plus, it can be eaten on the go!
Hot cross buns
Hot cross buns are traditionally eaten at Easter but they taste great all year round. Baking for yourself is much cheaper, and you can add to the fun by getting the whole the kids invloved in the weighing, mixing and of course, washing up!
Hummus
Hummus originates in the Middle East and is fantastic for anyone in a hurry. It’s made with chickpeas which are a great source of protein and also are a source of iron and fibre. This recipe is really easy to make yourself and can be stored in the fridge.
Pancakes
Making pancakes can be great family fun with this simple recipe. To make them healthier avoid adding sugar to the pancake mix and instead add a sweet topping like fresh or stewed fruit.
Peas and rice
This dish is quick and very simple. It uses ingredients found in the cupboard and freezer making it a great option when there’s no time to visit the supermarket
Quick pizza
The kids are home from school, here’s a quick filling recipe to keep them satisfied ‘til dinner!
Scrambled egg on toast
Scrambled eggs are high in protein and wholegrain toast provides slow releasing energy, perfect snack for those busy days! This recipe is perfect as a snack for two, or a light meal for one
Sweet potato crisps
Kids will love these and they make a great alternative to crisps for a Halloween party!
Toasted cheese
This light meal or snack is loved by all as it is quick`, tasty and economical!
Turkey and ham baked potato
This is a tasty alternative to sandwiches for lunch. Baked potatoes are versatile and you can add your own favourite filling
Wholemeal bread
High in fibre, this brown bread will keep you fuller for longer and will slowly release energy to keep you going throughout the day!
Wholemeal scones
These wholemeal scones are just as tasty as any other; they are a better source of fiber and provide more slow release energy that white scones so keep you feeling fuller for longer
Yogurt, nut and banana surprise
Eating nuts as part of a balanced diet can be good for your heart. They contain unsaturated fatty acids, protein and other nutrients.