Recipes that are child-friendly and nominated by my Grandchildren for inclusion in the cook book.
All my grandchildren really enjoy getting stuck in and making meals, bread and cakes. It’s a bit of a family tradition to get the children involved in the cooking, safely of course and under supervision.
It’s a life skill which sets them up for independence in later life in this world of fast food and ready meals. I’m pleased to say that my sons are very good cooks and are passing on their love of cooking and baking to their children.
Sausage and beans has to be every kid’s favourite meal. This healthier bean and sausage bake recipe from Sainsbury’s, includes baby spinach, red peppers and cherry tomatoes
This golden nutty brittle from Sainsbury’s magazine is so easy to make and goes down really well with a nice cup of coffee.
These healthy lunch box sandwich wheels or pinwheels are a fun alternative for the kid’s lunchboxes or on a picnic.
A good old fashioned treat for kids, no matter how old!
An Easter treat for the family, and a good way to use up those left over buns with this hot cross pudding recipe idea from Sainsburys.
This recipe for an old school sprinkles tray bake from ohlaliving.com will take you straight back to the school dining hall.
These baked chicken strips are made with crispy cornflakes for extra crunch. For an even more flavoursome twist you could try adding grated Parmesan to the cornflakes before coating the chicken. A dish that’s guaranteed to go down well with the kids!
A comforting and hearty one-pot sausage stew with chorizo, smoked paprika, red wine and beans.
Hot dogs with spaghetti noodles cooked through them to look like spiders or caterpillars. Your kids will love them, especially on Halloween!
Here you can find a great selection of recipes which my family enjoy and would like to share with you. Have a look at the classic British recipes for a nostalgic meal. Enjoy!
