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Warming up for autumn 

When we think of autumn, summer salads take a back seat and comfort food comes to mind. Sharyn has put together some recipes that we are sure will be added to your list of comfort food. Try one or all of these tasty recipes; the simple savoury quiche is easy to make and the result, delicous! The chocolate slice is a tasty treat for the kids’ school lunch boxes. Lastly the apple slice is ideal for getting some more fruit into the kids’ diet and it tastes great too. So get cooking and enjoy. 

Recipes from Sharyn Smart 

Chocolate Slice

½ lb butter / 250g 

1 cup brown sugar

2t baking powder 

 2 cups flour

1T cocoa

 1t vanilla essence

4 handfuls cornflakes

 3T coconut 

Mix dry ingredients thoroughly and add melted butter. Put into a shallow sandwich tin and bake for 15 minutes at 180°C. When cold ice with chocolate icing. 

 

Savoury Quiche

Base

1 cup self raising flour  

4T corn oil

4T milk 

 ½t salt

Topping

 

Tomato sauce 

2 rashers bacon

½ onion

3T milk

2 eggs

salt and pepper

1 cup grated cheese

 

Optional

 

Tin spaghetti

Sliced tomato

Beat oil and milk together. Add selfraising flour and salt. Roll out on greaseproof paper and lay in 23cm (9”) baking dish. Spread with tomato sauce (or tin spaghetti) and chopped/minced bacon and onion. Beat eggs, milk and salt & pepper together and pour over the top. Sprinkle with grated cheese. Add sliced tomato before grated cheese, if desired. Cook at 200°C for 30 minutes.

                           

Apple Slice

125g very soft butter

½ cup milk

1 cup sugar

1¼ cups flour

2 eggs  

1½t baking powder

1t vanilla essence

 3 apples

Cream for whipping

 

Topping

 

¼ cup soft brown sugar

 1t ground cinnamon

   

Place butter, sugar, eggs, vanilla essence, milk, flour and baking powder into mixer bowl. Beat on low speed to combine. Increase speed to medium and beat for 3 minutes. Pour into a greased sponge roll tin 20 x 30cm. Cut apples in half, remove core and cut into 10 slices. Press into the mixture. Mix brown sugar and cinnamon together and sprinkle over the top. Bake at 180°C for 25-30 minutes or until cake springs back when lightly touched. Cool in tin then cut into slices. Serve with cream.

 

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