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1. Nacho Bowls
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This quick and easy recipe is something you can cook with your kids – a great bonding time that results in delicious nacho bowls to enjoy right after!
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Rob Shaw/Bauersyndication.com.au
2. Baked Tuna Stuffed Tomatoes
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These stuffed tomatoes are a quick meal that looks and tastes delicious. The flavours of the tuna, tomatoes and cheese match perfectly. They make a nutritious after-school snack too.
Get the recipe here, and watch the video below to see how it’s done:
3. Choc Freckle Doughnut Ice Cream
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Make your own doughnut ice-cream sandwiches that have been rolled in hundreds and thousands (colourful sprinkles) to give a slight crunch during each bite.
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Rob Shaw/Bauersyndication.com.au
4. Mexican Hot Dogs With Hand-Cut Chips
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Going vegetarian? Try making this classic dish of veggie Mexican hot dogs with hand-cut chips, packed with wholesome beans and flavourful spices.
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Jean Paul Urizar/Bauersyndication.com.au
5. Cute Ice-Cream Sandwiches
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Learn how to make super cute and nostalgic ice-cream sandwiches with crispy wafers and homemade raspberry ice cream that will surely be the hit with both young and young-at-heart.
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Jean Paul Urizar/Bauersyndication.com.au
6. Mango Panna Cotta
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Here’s another fun dessert to try, especially if your kids are big mango lovers.
Get the recipe here, and watch the video below to see how it’s done:
7. Spinach And Cheese Rolls
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This is one great way to make the young ones eat their greens, combining cheese and spinach!
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Brett Stevens/bauersyndication.com.au
8. Chicken Tarragon And Smoked Almond Sandwiches
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Finger sandwiches are easy and fast to make, and always a favourite at any party.
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Rob Shaw/BauerSyndication.com.au
9. Mini Pea And Ham Quiches
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These delicious quiches may look simple but they are so yummy that the little ones will keep coming back for more.
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Jean Paul Urizar/BauerSyndication.com.au
10. Bacon And Vegetable Slice
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These colourful slices make a fun snack for the kids and can be made a day ahead of the party.
Get the recipe here.
Photo: John Paul Urizar/BauerSyndication.com.au
11. Red Bean Bunny Hop Buns
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These kawaii bunny buns are filled with fragrant adzuki bean paste.
Get the recipe here.
Recipe: Shirley Wong / Photo: Calvin Tan/Marshall Cavendish Cuisine
12. Chocolate Rubik's Cube Cake
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One of the most fun cakes we have, this chocolate cake shaped like a Rubik’s Cube will wow all the little guests at the party.
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Rob Shaw/BauerSyndication.com.au
13. Mini Princess Dolls
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Muffins form the base of these colourful no-bake birthday cakes – these are perfect if you are holding an all-girls party.
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Rob Shaw/BauerSyndication.com.au
14. Cheesecake Sandwich
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This simple cheesecake sandwich recipe makes for a simple and lip-smacking snack or dessert.
Get the recipe here.
Photo: John Paul Urizar/BauerSyndication.com.au
15. Lego Cupcakes
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Which kid does not like LEGO blocks? These cute cupcakes will surely make them excited!
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Rob Shaw/BauerSyndication.com.au
16. Big Chocolate Chip Oreo Cookies
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What’s better than normal chocolate chip cookies? Big choc-chip cookies with an Oreo in the centre – you can pack these as door gifts too for the kids to bring home.
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Pixabay
17. Artist's Palette Cake
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Colours that will pop on the cake just like that on an artist’s paint palette! Let the kids channel their inner Picasso and have fun decorating this cake.
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Rob Shaw/BauerSyndication.com.au
18. Playful Kitten-In-Box Buns
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Recipe: Shirley Wong / Photo: Calvin Tan/Marshall Cavendish Cuisine
