Easter is going to be a bit different for everyone this year, but we're going to be focusing on fun food, crafts and games with the kids to make it as fun as possible in the circumstances. You'll find lots of fun Easter themed ideas to do with the kids over in the Easter section of the blog, including recipes, fun food ideas and even a few crafts and activites! Milo Mousse Chocolate Slice - Delicious Milo Mousse Chocolate Slice made with a chewy, rich chocolate base and a soft and creamy mousse topping. If you're making theseTic Toc Tea Cup Biscuits ahead of time, you can store them in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 5 days (which is great if you're trying to get organised and avoid the mad rush on the day!). Once you have enjoyed Wagon Wheel Marshmallow Slice, how about you try one of these other classic Australian treats!

Marshmallows– I like to use regular pink and white marshmallows, but you can use mini marshmallows – you will obviously need to use more than 3! Or use large marshmallows and cut in half before placing on the biscuit to allow it to melt through under the grill. With a clean pair of kitchen scissors, cut a pink mini marshmallow in half length-ways, to make two bunny ears. Let them thaw at room temperature for a few hours before use. TIPS FOR BAKING THE PERFECT SNOWBALLS No Bake Double Layer Tim Tam Cheesecake - With a Tim Tam base, milk and white chocolate layers sprinkled with Tim Tam chunks and extra Tim Tams on top, this really is a chocoholics dream.Everyone loves a sweet treat now and then, but keeping them low in syns is important on the Slimming World plan if you want to keep within your syn allowance. Spoon the marshmallow into the piping bag fitted with the plain nozzle. Secure the end with a tie and refrigerate for 20 minutes. Chocolate– milk chocolate or dark chocolate work well, you can use chocolate chips if you prefer. This is a useful recipe for leftover Easter eggs (yes, it can happen!) or leftover Halloween chocolate too. Roughly chop your leftover chocolates and sprinkle them over the hot marshmallows.

In a separate bowl, beat together the egg yolk and milk and add this to the flour mixture. Bring everything together to form a dough. Carefully spread the chocolate mixture over the marshmallows and place in the fridge to cool completely before slicing. Step 10 - Cut Slice Lamington Icecream Cake A deliciously layered Lamington Ice-Cream Cake inspired by everyone's favourite treat! Strawberry ice-cream, chocolate lamington fingers, vanilla ice-cream and raspberry topping make this no-bake dessert a total winner!This recipe is delicious, easy and a great treat to take as a plate – or lets face it – to eat when the kids are in bed! I had it once at a friends birthday party and the lovely Sarah was kind enough to share this recipe her Mother had given her. Drain the gelatine, squeezing out any excess water with your hands, then roughly chop into small pieces. Add the pieces, a few at a time, to the meringue, whisking continuously between each addition, until all the gelatine has been incorporated and the marshmallow is stiff. To make icing, beat butter and icing sugar together in a large bowl with a handheld electric whisk until light and fluffy. Melt marshmallows in microwave in a glass bowl for 20sec bursts until just melted and warm. Stir marshmallow until smooth, then beat into icing with a drop of food colouring, if using. Heat oven to 190C/fan 170C/gas 5. Beat butter, sugar, egg and vanilla together with a pinch of salt until smooth. Fold in the flour and coconut to form a dough.

While still warm, fill a large piping bag with the icing, cut off end to make a rough 1cm (1/2in) opening. Pipe mounds on to the whole biscuit circles, then lay on the tops. Press down lightly to secure. Leave icing to harden before serving.With all that is going at the moment, I'm doing my best to look on the bright side and here on the blog it's going to be business as usual as much as possible. I've been busy planning, testing and photographing lots of new recipes that you can make with the kids at home, and today I'm starting our Easter celebrations with these cute marshmallow bunnies! Oven baked s’mores: homemade s’mores can be cooked in the oven instead of under the grill. Preheat your oven to 180˚C / 350˚F. Place half the biscuits on the lined tray then top with three marshmallows and a third of the chopped chocolate. Place in preheated oven and bake for 4-5 minutes until the marshmallows are turning gooey. Take out of the oven top with another biscuit and eat straight away!

Make the biscuits. Sift the plain flour, baking powder, salt and cocoa powder into a bowl. Add the wholemeal flour and sugar, then stir together. Rub the butter into the flour, until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. Can I start off by saying that I absolutely LOVE theseTic Toc Tea Cup Biscuits! For years they've been my go-to recipe for kids parties, baby showers, class parties etc. Not only are they super easy, they're also super cute. Win win!As you can see this is not the usual Marshmallow Slice with a lovely fluffy topping on a shortcrust base that you would expect to find. You can find that version here. This is yummy chocolately, biscuity, marshmallowy goodness with a good dollop of butter & sugar for added tastiness – you sure don’t come here for diet advice! Put biscuit ingredients into a food processor and pulse until mixture clumps together. Tip dough on to a work surface, bring together then wrap in clingfilm and chill for 30min.