Give the kids a taste for the joys of cooking with these child-friendly family favourites.
Ireland’s most famous bread is easy to russle up whether you’re celebrating St Patrick’s Day or just looking for a quick loaf to make. Read more
A wonderful warming christmas accompaniment that combines apple and ginger to give it a kick. Jars of chutney make wonderful homemade gifts and is great with leftover Christmas turkey. Read more
Get thrifty this Christmas and make your own delicious tree decorations. It’s a great opportunity to spend time in the kitchen with your loved ones and build that festive excitement together whilst making your house smell sensational. Read more
Facing turkey saturation point? Give your future-self a gift. Get acquainted with this recipe and make yourself a batch for mid-Jan. This is a health boosting, thrifty dish that keeps on giving. Read more
This cottage pie is packed with plant-based proteins such as potatoes and lentils. It's perfect if you're looking for a high-protein but meat-free take on classic British comfort food. Read more
There's a secret ingredient in these cupcakes - leftover mashed potato. It's a great alternative to flour, producing a moist cake that is fantastic for those following a gluten-free diet. Read more
A hearty and warming mushroom soup is easily made from storecupboard items. Toss in any mushrooms that are looking a bit past their best to give them another lease of life. Read more
These tasty tarts is a perfect pick for kids parties or packed lunches. Get your little chefs to practise cutting and greasing, before granting them with a very sweet return. Read more
A warming, hearty meal for the whole family from Tom Aikens & School Food Matters. This simple and tasty soup freezes great so cook up a batch and keep some spare for days when school run runs late. Read more
Jamie Oliver's Cookery School is here to tell you all you knead to know to fill the house with the smell of fresh bread. Baking bread is a great and safe activity for kids to get stuck in - no knead to worry about knives, ignore the mess and get those tiny hands kneading. Read more
You can adapt this recipe to suit any of the veggie leftovers you find - adding plenty of broccoli to make sure your children get in their greens. Soups are a brilliant way to hide any veg they don’t like! Read more
Smoothies are a really safe way for children of all ages to get involved in cooking - and a super way to use up brown bananas and leftover fruit. Read more