<p>Little ones will love decorating a Christmas tree for dinner!</p>

<p>This classic Christmas pudding is sweetened only with fruits. There is no added sugar. Make sure you steam it so it is extra light. No need to make it ahead you can eat it straight away.</p>

<p>This unusual twist on the classic hummous, makes the most of seasonal chestnuts to create a delicious dip or spread.</p>

<p>This is a simple meal idea for your Christmas dinner leftovers. Just great for when you’ve had enough of cooking!</p>

<p>For a clever twist on a Christmas classic try our delicious dates with cocoa and orange nut or seed butter filling.</p>

<p>It couldn't be easier to use up those veggie leftovers with our quick and simple spicy patties.</p>

<p>This Moroccan influenced dish introduces your little one to some interesting flavours, the sweet orange and date are balanced by the more bitter cumin.</p>

<p>Young taste buds love the sweetness of the mango and it's great when mixed with chicken and creamy avocado, with just a squeeze of lime.</p>

<p>This simple chicken puree for babies and toddlers is a great first weaning food. Find out how to puree chicken for your baby with our yummy recipe!</p>