Sometimes we need simple ideas to occupy the kids at home, and cooking can be so much fun. Whether it’s school holidays, a rainy weekend, or you just love trying new recipes, finding easy recipes to cook with kids can take hours. We’ve sifted through pages and pages of recipes to find 6 of our favourite easy-to-make recipes.
French toast roll-ups
Take making breakfast for someone to the next level! This recipe would be awesome to make for a special Mother’s Day or Father’s Day breakfast. What I love the most is that kids can choose the filling themselves. Loads of hands-on fun with this ‘build your own’ breakfast recipe. Get the recipe here: French Toast Roll-Ups
Banana oat cookies
Banana oat cookies are so simple and versatile. You can make dozens of different flavour combinations. Because of this, it can be adapted from a baby/toddler teething treat to a hunger-buster for teenagers. Add seeds, citrus, nuts, raisins, even veggies. Get the recipe here: Banana Oat Cookies
Ham & cheese pizza scrolls
You’ll find ham and cheese are favourites with most kids. I love how this recipe can be made for a snack or even lunch. It’s a bit of a twist on the cheese and Vegemite version, but just as simple! Perfect for little hands. All they do is spread, layer, and then roll. Not much mess and lots of fun. Get the recipe here: Ham & Cheese Pizza Scrolls
Healthy homemade sausage rolls
We make these all the time with the kids. Being a bit older, this recipe is perfect for learning more about cooking techniques. I love how this recipe is still really simple and easy to follow, and you can freeze any excess for a belly-warming treat after school or sport on the weekend. Get the recipe here: Healthy Homemade Sausage Rolls
100+ cookies from 1 mix
Everyone loves an easy base recipe for cookies, and this one has so many benefits. You can adapt this recipe to make as many different combinations as you can think of, and they freeze really well too. This recipe is super simple to make, and the kids are going to have a ball creating their own ‘special’ cookies. Get the recipe here: 100+ Cookies From 1 Mix
Healthy banana bread
If you love banana bread, but not the refined flours and processed sugars, then you’ll love this recipe. Mum and Dad are going to enjoy it too. This recipe is all about teaching kids how food can still taste amazing without the processed additives. You can still adapt it for extra flavour. Add some nuts like pecans or walnuts, pop in some dark chocolate drops, or sultanas. Yumo! Get the recipe here: Healthy Banana Bread
We hope you enjoy these easy recipes to cook with kids at home. Cooking should always be fun, so make a little mess, add some laughter, and sprinkle in some family love.
Next time, try one of our soup recipes or maybe a summer salad that will impress any table.
