Cooking & Baking

I'm trying to be more consistent with making my own lunchbox snacks. Often they are quick, easy and cheap to make - and it means you know what's in them, as well as saving money and excess single-use plastic. Here's my go-to's, with recipes linked. You can also check out my 'Kid Food' Pinterest Board for more inspo! Sweet: Muffins: Berry crumble muffins Choc banana muffins Blueberry muffins - a Recipe Tin Eats recipe never fails me! Apple cinnamon muffins Slices: Chocolate

Jump to recipe It's the end of the week, there's not much left in the fridge or cupboard but a few staples and random veggies. What to make for lunch? This week I had the brilliant idea to combine the bits and pieces I found into a fabulous frittata! And the great thing about this recipe is - Anything Goes! You can get creative with whatever veg / meat / cheese / herbs you have on hand. Below is the recipe I put together, plus a list of other ingredients you could try - have

I haven't met a kid who doesn't like sushi! What a great snack for out and about - generally a healthier choice and easy for little hands to eat. Many years ago I was gifted a 'sushi making kit' which included a rolling mat and a rice spoon. I still have the mat, and it's definitely come in very handy. You'd be able to find one in a kitchen shop, or even local supermarkets may have them in the Japanese section. Making sushi can be a little time consuming, so it's something I