Rudolf the reindeer cookies
You need 10 ice-block sticks. If the choc orange balls don’t stick to the cookies, secure them with a little melted chocolate. Note
Kid-friendly
See allRecipes for kids, including lunchbox ideas to treats and fussy-friendly dinners. These kid-friendly recipes are here to make filling little tums a breeze.
Goji muesli bars
You can use blueberries or cranberries instead of goji, if you like. Store bars in an air-tight container for up to 1 week. Note
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Chocolate and cranberry checkerboard cookies
Checkerboard cookies look and taste wonderful. These biscuits make a perfect gift. Stack the cookies, then wrap securely in cellophane to keep airtight. They will keep fresh for a week or two. Note
Chilli dogs
Chipotle chillies in adobo sauce are sold in small cans from delicatessens and specialist food stores; they have a medium-hot smoky taste. Any leftover chillies will keep with their sauce in a small screw-top jar in the fridge for up to 3 months. Substitute with a teaspoon of smoked paprika and a pinch of chilli […]
Cake pop baby rattles
Equipment 18 x 30cm cake pop sticks; large square styrofoam block; 2 paper piping bags. Use any firm-textured cake to make cake pops  mud, fruit, coconut or butter cakes all work well. Leftover Christmas cake or pudding are real winners as they’re usually moist. Cake pop sticks (also sold as `lollypop candy sticks’) are […]
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