Absolutely flawless. These chocolate waffles, packed with chocolate chips, are crisp on the outside and wonderfully fluffy on the inside. They’re not overly crisp, but have that perfect balance between lightness and tenderness. They’re delicious
Everyone knows and loves (because how could you not?) the classic French dessert, crème brûlée. A delicate and delicious custard made with cream, egg yolks and sugar, finished with a crisp caramelised topping. The addition of mango purée takes
This rhubarb and apple crumble with oats is a delicious dessert that can easily be made using frozen rhubarb. The shops near me are currently full of beautiful pink forced rhubarb, and since I absolutely love rhubarb, I’m starting my rhubarb baking season
A delicious tapioca pudding served with a rhubarb and raspberry compote and sprinkled with pistachios. The pudding is very easy to prepare. Small pearl tapioca is cooked in a similar way to rice, but by soaking it in milk beforehand, the cooking time is significantly
Yesterday, our parents arrived for a three-week visit – yippee! My mum is a huge fan of chocolate-covered prunes, so I made these especially for her arrival. These chocolate-covered prunes with marzipan are absolutely incredible – even better than shop-bought
Rhubarb crumble is simply divine, utterly irresistible and, for me, one of the very best desserts. It’s all thanks to that wonderful contrast between sweet and tart flavours. A crisp, buttery crumble topping with warm, tender rhubarb and its delicious
Well-known and much-loved poppy seed noodles, one of the traditional Christmas Eve dishes in Poland. In my family there was no tradition of serving this dish, but I discovered it through my husband’s family, where it was served as łazanki with poppy seeds
Poppy seed and sunflower seed pancakes that can easily be placed in both the sweet and savoury category. They are delicious, yet different from the pancakes I have made before. They pair perfectly with fruit and sweet syrups, but they also seem to be asking
Cobbler is fruit baked beneath a layer of cake-like topping. It reminds me of crumble because, although it does not contain a crumble topping, it is served in a similar way. Most often warm, with ice cream or whipped cream… And the good news
I have a suggestion for tomorrow’s breakfast – if you do not have to rush anywhere because you are on holiday. They are delicate and fluffy, even though I made them with wholemeal spelt flour. The pancake batter is very simple to make
I wondered whether this recipe deserved a place on the blog. But then I remembered we’ve already had recipes for lazy pierogi and pumpkin fritters… it would be a real shame not to include traditional Polish potato pancakes :). I’m quite certain that many of you
If I said this recipe has been in our family for generations, it would hardly be an exaggeration. I remember my grandmother making these fritters, then my mother, and now I make them too. They are absolutely wonderful, though certainly not for anyone looking for
A true British classic and one of the most beloved puddings in the UK. Sticky Toffee Pudding is a moist, rich date sponge served warm and drenched in a luscious toffee sauce. While the sponge itself is made with dates, the real essence of this dessert lies in the decadent toffee
Absolutely irresistible. If, like me, you love all things pistachio, you simply have to try this recipe. To make this milkshake, alongside the usual essentials such as milk and ice cubes, you’ll need vanilla ice cream and pistachio paste (which is easy to make at home).
The simplest chocolate mousse imaginable. It really doesn’t get any easier than this ;). No eggs, no butter, and ready in just 2 minutes. You can replace the dark chocolate with your favourite milk or white chocolate (in that case, simply omit the icing sugar)
Chocolate pots de crème (little pots of chocolate cream) are a classic French speciality. With a texture somewhere between a light chocolate mousse and a silky chocolate custard, they make a wonderful dessert for a Valentine’s Day dinner or any special occasion.
I must admit that when I first spotted tapioca in a local farm shop, I had very little idea what it was or how it was used. Of course, as I often browse Polish food blogs, I had come across it before, but I had never paid much attention until I saw those delightful little pearls
A bright and refreshing winter twist on classic chia pudding. Made with natural yoghurt, freshly squeezed blood orange juice and a touch of honey (or agave nectar), this pudding is both healthy and delicious. The beautiful colour and vibrant