50 Kid Friendly Recipes from Around the World

These French Canadian Crepes, make for an easy crepe recipe that is great for breakfast. With perfectly cooked crispy edges, these crepes are great with maple syrup or fruit sauce.

These easy Belgian waffles are perfect for breakfast with the family! Kids love helping whip up the egg whites and scooping the fluffy batter into the waffle iron (with mom and dad’s help, of course!) Serve classic with syrup and butter or top with fried chicken for an epic chicken and waffles brunch!

If you've ever driven the Road to Hana on Maui, you probably have stopped to buy roadside banana bread. It's incredible! This Hawaiian banana bread recipe will transport you back to Hawaii with just one bite.

If you've never heard of a Frankie before, you're missing out. It is Indian food in minutes! A savory, spicy "Indian Burrito", Frankies are great for using up leftovers. A great no-mess way to make Indian Breakfast Burritos that kids will love.

This Cheesy Oeufs en Cocotte recipe is a super-simple but audaciously tasty dish. You can mix it up in a 1,000 different ways, and it’ll taste great every time.

Lemon rice with onion and carrots, is a easy 10 minute rice dish made with left over rice. Kids love the flavors and always ask for seconds

10 minutes Flatbread Pizza is great kids friendly recipe - made with Naan Bread, Fresh Mozzarella, Italian seasoning, Tomato and Basil. Use store bought naan bread or left over flatbread!

These gluten free and vegan banana oats spinach muffins are made from oats flour as a base, with banana and spinach to enhance the nutritional value and taste of the muffins. All of my friends and family who tasted it absolutely loved the moist and tender muffins. It is hard to believe that these are gluten free and vegan as well.

Baba Ghanoush is a light, healthy dip made from roasted eggplant, tahini, lemon juice, garlic and olive oil. This is a Mediterranean favorite and perfect with pita bread or vegetables.

An amazing easy Nigerian snack you would reach for over and over. This deep fried dough is easy to make and can be cut into fun shapes.

These cheesy broccoli quinoa bites are easy to make and are a huge hit with kid! You can even add pepperoni or Italian seasoning to make it more like pizza!!

Whip up a batch of homemade Lebanese Hummus Recipe and keep it for snacking throughout the week. It is healthy and packed with protein, pairing perfectly with pita bread or vegetables. I also like to use it on sandwiches and wraps!

These crescent-shaped beauties are a staple in Argentina—one bite, and you’ll understand why they’ve captured the hearts and taste buds of locals and visitors alike.

Hawaii is known for their plate lunches. One of the popular meats to get in a Hawaiian plate lunch is Shoyu Chicken. This soy sauce Hawaiian chicken is tasty over rice and makes a great leftover lunch.

Perfect for a family dinner this Cuban Picadillo Recipe is easy to make with only a handful of ingredients. Made with ground beef, ground pork, tomatoes, raisins, olives, and more it is served with rice for the ultimate comfort food dish.

An easy Korean Bibimbap Recipe ready to eat in under 30 minutes! The Bibimbap ingredients start with healthy ground turkey and include carrots, mushrooms, spinach, Gochujang sauce, and more! Specifically made in mind for the whole family as each item is cooked separate yet fast for customizable bowls for adults and all the way down to toddlers!

With a little bit of spice and a little bit of sweet, these Tex-Mex tacos are sure to be a hit for the whole family!

This easy Irish bratwurst and potato casserole dish combines familiar flavors in a new way. It’s also a low maintenance dish to serve along with Irish Soda Bread for a fun family movie night.

These Slow-Cooker Korean BBQ Beef Tacos have everything – texture, flavor, and timing! They’re quick, easy, and oh-so-tasty!

These Tex-Mex/Mexican inspired meatballs have hidden veggies inside! Kids can shape the meatballs, grate veggies, and take pride in creating this delicious meal!

Vegetable Chow Mein recipe is my go-to recipe . When I make these noodles everyone gobbles them up. They are so easy to make in this instant pot and even my kids help me make it!

Add a bit of Caribbean spice to your go to chili!

This five ingredient recipe is incredibly easy to make. Kids can help to dip the chicken in the marinade, mix the sauce, and make a delicious meal everyone can enjoy!

Easy Mexican Instant Pot rice and beans makes a delicious and quick vegetarian lunch, dinner, or side dish. Loaded with the bold flavor of salsa and spices, this hearty dish is a delicious addition to taco night. This Mexican Instant Pot rice and beans recipe also would be the perfect base for a burrito or burrito bowl.

The whole family will love this Pasta with Peas, a tasty 1-pot 10 minute midweek dinner that’s bursting with fresh taste! It’s a delicious, hearty and family friendly Italian dish (pasta e piselli). Plus it’s so easy!

Kenyan samosas are a "use what you have" dinner or snack. They can be filled with any combination of meat and vegetables and is a tasty way to use up vegetable odds and ends.

Homemade Pepperoni Pizza is a classic recipe with tips and tricks to help get kids cooking. Getting the kids involved in making a well-loved dish like a Pepperoni Pizza for a family meal.

It's easy to make mac and cheese without a recipe when you have my super simple formula. Imagine making quick and creamy macaroni and cheese without rifling through cookbooks, searching Pinterest, or calling mom. This is an easy recipe to make with kids!

Shawarma is a traditional Lebanese dish consisting of meat cut into thin slices, stacked in a cone-like shape, and roasted on a slowly-turning vertical rotisserie or spit. It is best served with saffron rice, tzatziki, and tomatoes. You can plate it or serve it in pita bread as a gyro.

Bobotie is a South African dinner recipe comprising beef mince, sultanas, curry spices and eggs. It's mild in flavour and is served regularly in South African households. It is best served with creamed spinach and butternut squash mash

You can't go to Hawaii without trying malasadas. These fluffy, sugary, balls of dough are originally Portuguese, but Hawaii has made them famous! They have evolved over the years and now they are filled with tropical flavors like coconut, mango, and passion fruit.

Polvorones Mexicanos are thick, crunchy cookies in citrus colors and flavors! These cookies are ideal for filling cookie jars any time of year!

Try baking corn flakes chocolate chips cookies for Chinese New Year. Though not traditional CNY cookies, we always get compliments from our CNY guests. This is an easy baking project with your kids too.

Hawaii has perfected the art of cream pies. This recipe combines the popular luau coconut custard dessert haupia with a traditional chocolate cream pie. It's so tasty!

Cinnamon apple pie spring rolls (or egg rolls) topped with powdered sugar and homemade salted caramel sauce. So easy and so fun to make!

Enjoy the flavors of Hawaii with these no bake guava cheesecake bars on a macadamia nut and graham cracker crust. It’s a simple and easy way to bring a new flavor to the table that the kids can easily make themselves!

Queen of Puddings is a traditional British dessert that brings together a thick breadcrumb cake-like custard, tangy raspberry jam and a fluffy crown of baked meringue. It’s easy and delicious, plus the kids will love, whipping the meringue, putting it all together, and eating it!

Soft Sugar Cookies with Cream Cheese Frosting are thick buttery sugar cookies slathered with a creamy frosting and lots of colorful sprinkles. These big bakery style cookies are perfect baking with the kiddos!

This creamy avocado ice cream is easy to make and packed full of micronutrients from the avocado. Kids love this ice cream and making it is so much fun!

Taiyaki is a Japanese fish-shaped cake that is a popular street food. It is soft and spongy with a slightly crisp outside. It is usually made with various sweet or savory stuffing inside, although it is most popular as a dessert. Check out this Nutella version!

These Walnut Crescent Cookies are easy to make with kids. They are similar to shortbread cookies, but the ground walnuts give them a moister texture so they are crumbly in a melt-in-your-mouth way. And the generous dusting of the vanilla powdered sugar will lift them up. They are traditional Christmas cookies in Hungary.

A super easy to prepare, no-bake cookie treat that kids will love and maybe giggle a little at the name too. A local favorite in Newfoundland, Canada.

A popular street food in Latin America chocobananos are dozen banana dipped in chocolate with a number of different toppings. They are perfect to make with kids of all ages.

A light Indian cookie that kids love a lot! Sweet and salty - these cookies are perfect to make with kids, especially the little ones love to sprinkle some sea salt and cumin seeds before baking.

This easy to make cake recipe takes two fabulous Puerto Rican desserts, coquito and tres leches cake, and makes them one!

This Mango Dessert Sushi is a combination fun fusion flavors. Kids love making this for dessert.

Adapted from one of our favorite holiday family recipes, Mom’s Raisin Griddle Cookies are Welsh cookies and are sooo good! They’re cooked on a griddle (no oven needed) and they're made gluten free and dairy free.

This easy to make German Christmas bread has a delicious marzipan surpise in the middle. Your kids will ask you to make it year round, it's that good!

Horchata is a delicious creamy cinnamon and rice drink from Mexico. It’s a cinch to whip up in the blender and with pantry staples, that you’ll find yourself making it over and over again.

Coquito is a traditional Puerto Rican drink enjoyed throughout the holiday season. Similar to eggnog, this non-alcoholic version will have kids begging for seconds!