Traybake chicken tostada sliceAll your favourite Mexican flavours wrapped in a tostada-style pie is a recipe for new family favourite – comforting, familiar, but interesting and so simple to make. Pan-fry your chicken, veg and spices, encase in tortilla wraps with grated cheese and pop in the oven to crisp up and create a melty, oozy middle. Dive in!Rating: 5 out of 5(5 ratings)
Roasted pumpkin gnocchiMake your very own gnocchi using roasted butternut squash, then shape them into cute mini pumpkins! Kids will love this as a 'spooky' Halloween dinnertime twist. We've served ours in rosemary butter, but you could use whatever sauce you fancy.Rating: 0 out of 5(0 ratings)
Breakfast crumpet bakeIf you love crumpets with savoury toppings, you'll love this English breakfast-inspired crumpet bake with all your favourite cooked breakfast ingredients. It's ideal if you're looking for something different for a weekend brunch that's also quick and easy. It's so delicious, you might want it for dinner too!Rating: 26 out of 5(26 ratings)
Chipolata fajitasThis tasty twist on traditional fajitas uses juicy chipolatas, which are quick and easy to cook. With all the classic spicy and zesty flavours of fajitas plus your favourite toppings, this is a winning dinner for any night of the week. Rating: 6 out of 5(6 ratings)
Honey-glazed chicken nuggetsChinese five spice-flavoured honey gives these chicken nuggets a sweet kick that kids especially will love. Serve with egg-fried veg-packed rice for your new favourite fakeaway dish.Rating: 6 out of 5(6 ratings)
Ham and cheese lasagneTraditional lasagne is a well-loved Italian classic, but can be a labour of love to cook from scratch. For something simpler but just as delicious, try this creamy ham and cheese lasagne recipe. There's only one filling to make, it smells amazing when it comes out of the oven and it's so moreish, no one will notice there's hidden veg in it! Rating: 10 out of 5(10 ratings)
Tuna melt loaded wafflesCrispy potato waffles topped with creamy tuna mayo and melting mozzarella - what's not to love? This makes a smashing speedy lunch, dinner or late-night snack. You can even add jalapeños for a spicy kick.Rating: 1 out of 5(1 ratings)
Fish finger pieAll your favourites from a fish finger dinner in one pie.Rating: 46 out of 5(46 ratings)
Marmite gnocchi mac ‘n’ cheeseLove it or hate it, this mac 'n' cheese is packed with umami, flavours, this comforting dish is a firm family favourite! Pillowy gnocchi are roasted, then covered in a Marmitey cheese sauce and topped with buttery Marmite toast crumbs.Rating: 6 out of 5(6 ratings)
Hash brown pizzaWe've given everyone's favourite breakfast item an Italian twist in this hash brown pizza recipeRating: 10 out of 5(10 ratings)
Turkey meatballs and tomato spaghettiWhip up a classic meatball spaghetti in just 35 minutes. Use turkey mince to make homemade meatballs and cook in a garlicky tomato sauceRating: 2 out of 5(2 ratings)
Buddy’s spinach pesto gnocchi Jamie says: "Pesto is a brilliant way to use up a load of fresh spinach. Here, Buddy tosses it with a pack of ready-made gnocchi, broccoli and frozen peas"Rating: 6 out of 5(6 ratings)
Marcus Wareing's mini beef burgers with houmousA great burger recipe that’s sure to satisfy their little appetites. Additionally they can be served as party savours or quick weekend treats.Rating: 2 out of 5(2 ratings)
Caribbean turkey curry Spice up your family’s life with this Caribbean turkey curry. If your kids are new to the world of curries, this mild, mango-sweetened version is the perfect introduction.Rating: 45 out of 5(45 ratings)
Alyn Williams' sage and onion Christmas tree shortbread with cheddar and cranberry baublesThese savoury shortbread Christmas trees make for a great festive party snack. This recipe calls for a piping bag and nozzle to create the edible baubles. Rating: 0 out of 5(0 ratings)
Alyn Williams' turkey and stuffing sausage rolls These rolls are perfect to use up any leftover turkey and stuffing from the big festive meals. Rating: 5 out of 5(5 ratings)
Spaghetti cakeHave fun with the kids and make this savoury cake out of spaghetti!Rating: 57 out of 5(57 ratings)
'Tiny tree' and sausage pastaMake meal times more exciting and encourage kids to eat more veg with this broccoli and sausage pasta recipe. Rating: 66 out of 5(66 ratings)
Marcus Wareing's cannelloni with spinach, pumpkin and nutmeg This comforting pasta dish by Marcus Wareing will satisfy kids and adultsRating: 5 out of 5(5 ratings)
Bruno Loubet's meatball pasta bakeCreate both a hearty recipe and family favourite with this meatball pasta bake recipe by Bruno LoubetRating: 71 out of 5(71 ratings)
Sweet potato and chickpea patty wrapsPacked full of flavour and nutrition, these sweet potato and chickpea patty wraps are perfect for a healthy lunchRating: 21 out of 5(21 ratings)
Dominic Chapman's beef stew and dumplingsPerfect for a chilly day, this beef stew with dumplings recipe is a comforting dish Rating: 6 out of 5(6 ratings)
Shaun hill's beef stew with mash and leeks A warming dish that everyone will enjoy, Shaun Hill’s Beef stew recipe with mash and leeks will soon become your family’s favourite. Rating: 36 out of 5(36 ratings)
Marcello Tully's cheese and tomato aubergine bakeMarcello Tully’s cheese and tomato aubergine bake will see kids stirring, grating, sprinkling and layeringRating: 31 out of 5(31 ratings)
Galton Blackiston’s rustic ratatouilleA vibrant, vegetable-packed dish that’s simple to make and gives the children a chance to get their hands messy.Rating: 10 out of 5(10 ratings)
Mark Dodson’s fish lasagne with cheesy toppingA fresh, low-fat alternative to a traditional beef lasagne, this twist on a comfort food favourite is a great introduction to white fish for children who might be fussy eatersRating: 26 out of 5(26 ratings)
Matthew Tomkinson's juicy pork and appleThis delicious recipe for classic pork and apple is one that is sure to get the kids excited and involved in cookingRating: 11 out of 5(11 ratings)
Alyn Williams' sausage and baked bean casseroleThis sausage casserole makes great use of baked beans to make a sticky, tasty one-pot, perfect for midweek dinnersRating: 167 out of 5(167 ratings)
Matthew Tomkinson's campfire chilli and coffee con carneThis rich, warming chilli from the Great British Chef contains a surprise ingredient: coffee. Using it makes the beef even more tender and adds even more depth of flavour. This is lovely served with rice and the chopped tomato and coriander.Rating: 18 out of 5(18 ratings)
Andy Waters' fishy pieA tasty dish to enjoy mid-week for dinner, Andy Water’s Fishy pie is creamy and fragrabe even more creamy, add a few more dollops of sour cream to the dish. nt with seasonal veg. If you like your pie toRating: 16 out of 5(16 ratings)
Children who eat breakfast are more likely to meet their overall nutritional needs. In fact, studies show that children who eat breakfast eat more fruit, drink more milk, and consume less saturated fat than those who don't eat breakfast.
If your toddler refuses to eat dinner and demands something different, explain that this meal is what you're having and remind them that while you'd like for them to taste everything on their plate, they can choose which foods they'd like to eat.
Some experts recommend having dinner no later than about two or three hours before it is time to go to bed, and the earlier the better, if eating tends to rile your child up. After dinner and before bedtime, it is appropriate for your child to have a snack, as long as it includes the right foods.
Video Games Galore. From immersive virtual reality experiences to multiplayer adventures, video games have become a central part of kids' lives. Titles like “Fortnite,” “Minecraft,” and “Among Us” have captured their imagination and fostered a sense of community.
On your kids' menu, focus on lean protein, plant-based alternatives, whole grains, low-fat dairy, and fruit and vegetables while limiting the availability of unhealthy fats, sugars and sodium.
Chili, chicken noodle soup and lentil soup are all great options for a baby-friendly meal that can be made in the slow cooker. Use a slotted spoon for your baby's portion since it can be difficult for your baby to eat with their fingers when there is too much liquid.
HelloFresh family meal kits are customizable to suit families of all sizes. We can provide meal kits for a family of 5, more, or less. We offer plans for 2 or 4 people, but you will always be able to add meals and other add-ons to suit your family's unique needs.
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