You can make Chocolate Chip Banana Mini Muffins healthier by reducing or omitting the sugar or chocolate chips.

Yes, you can make regular-sized muffins using this chocolate chip banana muffins recipe.

Nope! This curry does not contain any chilli spices, sauces or pastes, meaning it will be kind on the tastebuds of your little ones.

Any pumpkin you like! Whether you prefer Butternut, Kent, or Jarrahdale pumpkins, all work perfectly in this curry recipe.

Definitely! However, this will add to your prep time as you will need to soak and cook your chickpeas before they can be added to your curry.

For an easy set-and-forget option, once the onions and spices are sautéed, add them to a slow cooker.

When it comes to dishes like Pumpkin and Chickpea curry, the side dish options are almost endless!

Yes, you can use chicken breasts or drumsticks if preferred. Just adjust the cooking time to ensure the chicken is cooked through and tender.

Yes, you can prepare this chicken and rice tray bake in advance, store it in the fridge, and reheat it when needed.

Definitely! You can swap out the peas and corn for other child-friendly vegetables like diced zucchini, capsicum, or sweet potato.

This dish is family friendly as is, but feel free to season portions for older kids or adults with extra herbs, spices, or a sprinkle of cheese for added flavour.

Absolutely! By blending the chickpeas into the batter mix, and loading the cookies with choc chips, little ones are sure to love these the same as standard choc chip cookies!

Yes, homemade cookies can be made healthier by using nutritious ingredients and making a few simple swaps. For example, you can:

By following this recipe’s method, you should have approximately 24 Chickpea and Choc Chip Cookies – enough for the whole family!

If you don’t have maple syrup in the pantry don’t fret! Honey, brown sugar or golden syrup all work as alternatives in this cookie recipe.  

If the family don’t gobble them all straight out of the oven, you’ll want to store them in an airtight container at room temperature on the bench or in the fridge. 

Chickpeas are a great cookie ingredient because they add moisture to the mix and help bind the cookie dough ingredients together. 

Yes. Chicken is a great ingredient to introduce to your little one once they start eating solids, especially for iron! Just be sure to cut your chicken pieces up finely before adding to the dish.

If you’re looking to make your pumpkin puree from fresh pumpkin, any pumpkin variety works well.

If your little one is still getting used to broccoli, or, you don’t have any on hand, cauliflower or baby spinach are all great alternatives.

This will completely depend on your individual work situations, personalities, lifestyles, even family upbringing.

Add “create a birth plan” to your list of important things to do before your baby is due.

When you're breastfeeding you need about 2000kJ of extra energy from food and drinks.