These fluffy pumpkin pancakes are just the thing for an autumn breakfast. They’re soft, tender and full of pumpkin flavour, with pumpkin purée giving them a lovely golden colour and keeping them wonderfully moist. They’re quick and easy to make and delicious with
Another take on my favourite millet pudding, this time with raspberries! You can easily swap them for any other summer berries or fruit you have to hand. Made with coconut milk or cream, the pudding has a lovely, delicate texture. With yoghurt,
These gluten-free crêpes are perfect if you avoid wheat flour or simply fancy a change. They’re made with readily available ingredients – millet, oats and potato starch – so there’s no need to buy lots of specialist gluten-free flours that you might only use once or twice!
An amazing baked pudding with plums, a splash of almond liqueur and a dusting of cinnamon… A delicious and wonderfully quick dessert, with the plums adding just the right amount of tartness to keep it from being overly sweet. If I hadn’t felt obliged to share,
An elegant, creamy dessert with a delicate hint of coconut. Decorated with coconut flakes, which enhance the flavour even further. It’s very simple to make and requires only a few ingredients. It’s best prepared the evening before serving, so the panna cotta has time to
These lovely cupcakes are inspired by the classic Italian dessert tiramisu – although they only resemble it in a few ways ;). The sponge has a delicate coffee flavour, but the coffee doesn’t overpower it. The cupcakes are light, fluffy and wonderfully moreish.
Join in today’s Pancake Day celebrations :). Traditionally, every year, 40 days before Easter, the British (along with several other nationalities) tuck into pancakes, have fun and celebrate. It’s the last chance to indulge before Lent begins! How many pancakes can
A quick, sweet and delicious dessert! Fresh peaches, lightly sweetened and dusted with cinnamon, baked under the grill with a fluffy meringue topping. Baked peaches with meringue require very little effort but look wonderfully impressive ;).
Chocolate and raspberry Eton Mess – what’s not to love? Once you’ve made the chocolate meringues, the rest is really quick and easy :). It’s best served straight after assembling, while the meringues are still lovely and crisp. A delicious twist on the classic
Healthier rye sourdough pancakes that you can serve with your favourite toppings. They can be made with either rye or wheat sourdough starter – I most often keep a rye starter at home, hence the idea for using it this way. As well as using sourdough, it was important
Sweet to look at and delicately tart, these daisy-shaped shortcrust tartlets are filled with the best lemon curd, topped with fresh seasonal fruit and dusted with icing sugar. These little beauties are wonderfully dainty – for some, they might even be the perfect one-bite treat.
Cobbler is a classic American dessert, particularly popular in the southern United States. Its name most likely comes from the English word “cobble”, meaning “to pave” or “to arrange stones”. The term refers to the dessert’s characteristic appearance – pieces of dough
I always kick off plum season with a classic plum crumble :). This time, it’s extra crunchy and indulgent, with the addition of granola (you can use homemade granola or your favourite shop-bought variety). This plum crumble with granola is absolutely delicious
Perfect Kaiserschmarrn, a classic Austrian dish. Kaiserschmarrn is a thick, sweet and fluffy pancake or light omelette, torn into pieces while cooking. It is incredibly light and airy. In Austria, it is often served as a sweet main course, but it is also popular for breakfast
Aebleskiver are traditional Danish pancakes, most often made during the festive season, although they are enjoyed all year round. They are cooked in a special pan with round wells and resemble little doughnuts, although they are not deep-fried. Light and fluffy, they
Simple, fluffy pancakes made with vanilla fromage frais – a favourite with children :). For this recipe, use a good-quality vanilla fromage frais that is reasonably thick and free from unnecessary additives. You will probably have the rest of the ingredients in your kitchen already.
If you have half a cup of pumpkin purée left after making pumpkin soup or baking a pumpkin cake, use it to make these waffles :). They are crisp on the outside and fluffy in the middle, delicately scented with pumpkin but wonderfully fragrant with cinnamon!
Delicious crêpes filled with sweetened curd cheese, baked in the oven and served with a sweet yoghurt sauce and fresh berries. A wonderful way to serve your favourite crêpes and a truly satisfying sweet treat that everyone will love.