This delicious Country Beef Bake is so comforting and a winner with all the family. You may have to finely chop the onion and mushrooms so they go unnoticed, but the children will love to help make (and eat) it! From the Dairy Book of Home Cookery.
This recipe is taken from the iconic Dairy Book of Home Cookery.
This best-selling family cookery bible is available to buy online here.
Rich, chocolatey and moist sponge puddings with vanilla ice cream.
What’s not to like? These easy puds are great fun to make and always go down a storm. Sometimes, we mix it up a bit and serve with mint choc chip ice cream – mmmmmm.
This scrumptious recipe is taken from one of my favourites books;
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Try these delectable Microwave Chocolate Sponge Puddings smothered with a rich dark chocolate sauce. Totally irresistible. From the Dairy Diary. For more delicious recipes visit the Dairy Diary Recipe Collection.
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Years ago, pre-children, I remember a food stylist and mum telling me one of the most stressful things about being a parent is trying to get children to eat well.
Three children later and I can relate to this adage more than I ever imagined. Despite the best of intentions, home-cooked pureed Annabel Karmel recipes and several desperate calls to my health visitor, my little tykes – one in particular – are unbelievably fussy.
Never EVER did I think I would allow my child to eat ketchup sandwiches (albeit, reduced salt/sugar on wholemeal bread) and serve fruit instead of vegetables. But I have to confess, that sometimes I do. Life has got so busy that I make meals that meet with the least resistance.
But! It’s a new year and a new
start: time to introduce those
finicky creatures to new tastes.
I’m going to enlist their help with this challenge as they always seem more likely to try new foods when they have cooked it themselves.
So for mums, dads, aunties, uncles, grannies and grandads everywhere, here’s the first (of many) #BestEverFamilyRecipes. I hope you and your little lovelies enjoy it.
Please feel free to share your family favourites; the more the merrier (use #BestEverFamilyRecipes).
This curry is mild and sweet enough for little ones, and even sneaks in some butternut squash (chop the veggies really small). A Dairy Diary recipe. For more delicious recipes visit the Dairy Diary Recipe Collection.
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