AnswerFinger food is great at a child's birthday party. Most party hits include chicken tenders, mini sandwiches, or fruit trays. For more yummy finger food ideas please visit http://www.cuisine.com.au/recipe-finder/children's-party-recipes.

AnswerRecipes.sparkpeople.com has a lot of suggestions that were sent to them by people who had used them and found them easy and popular with the guests. All of them appear to be simple and easy to make like monkey bread, cherry salads, muffins, brownies, and roasted potatoes and carrots.

AnswerYou can make quick chicken goujons by chopping chicken fillets into strips, grilling them, coating them in egg-white and breadcrumbs them deep-frying for 2-minutes. Or you can make smoked salmon on crackers, or cheese on crackers (very tasty). Easy to make are grilled chicken wings, either as they are, or with added salt or bbq rub. All of these are 10 minute jobs. Oh, and tortilla wraps, with beef or chicken and sauce.