A light chocolate cheesecake made with skyr – the popular Icelandic yoghurt-style cheese that’s low in calories and high in protein. This bake has a delicate, soufflé-like texture: wonderfully light and airy. Baking in a water bath is essential to keep the
Brownies with Lotus Biscoff cream and biscuits, made using my favourite brownie recipe. Indulgent, rich and absolutely delicious — perfect for lovers of spiced caramel biscuits. You can use classic Lotus biscuits or the sandwich cookies with cream filling from the same brand. A truly
Pistachio paste, also known as pistachio butter, is a natural product made from 100% pistachios. Highly valued in baking and pistachio desserts, it is often the key base ingredient. The colour and flavour of the paste depend on the pistachios used (and their country of origin),
A traditional Yorkshire gingerbread, usually eaten on Bonfire Night (5 November), although well known throughout the UK and baked all year round. How is it different from our gingerbreads? It is soft, very sticky and moist, made with molasses and oatmeal.
An easy, quick and delicious cake! A sticky chocolate cake straight from Sweden – one of the country’s most popular homemade bakes. It’s simple to make with basic ingredients, and you don’t even need a mixer! Serve with whipped cream and fresh fruit. It tastes like
A healthier version of chocolate muffins made with rye flour. Rye flour helps baked goods stay fresh for longer and adds depth of flavour when combined with sugar and cocoa. These rye muffins are soft and fluffy while still keeping the
Tarte Tropézienne, also known as “La Tarte de Saint-Tropez”, is a famous French dessert pastry. It was created in 1955 by Polish confectioner Alexandre Micka, a pâtisserie owner in Saint-Tropez, where he moved shortly after the war. Micka adapted his grandmother’s
An unusual Brazilian Carrot Cake. Simple and Delicious! You won’t find grated carrots, nuts, pineapple, or other dried fruits in it, and it isn’t layered or topped with a cream cheese frosting. The preparation is very simple and basically comes down to blending the ingredients
Carrot, apple and banana is a well-known flavour combination and a favourite Polish classic, often found on supermarket shelves in the UK ;). It’s easy to make at home – healthy, naturally sweet and made without any added sugar. To blend raw carrot smoothly
A light green smoothie made with spinach, banana and green apple. Fresh, vibrant and wonderfully refreshing, with a naturally creamy texture thanks to the banana. Even if you’re not usually a fan of spinach, this recipe might just change your mind ;).
Fluffy and delicious pumpkin pancakes. They rise like soft, pillowy clouds and are flavoured with cinnamon, ginger and warm spices. I like to serve them with golden syrup or maple syrup, topped with chopped pecans. These pancakes are… heaven in your mouth!
Milano cookies are delicate oval butter biscuits filled with a layer of velvety chocolate ganache. They are light, relatively thin (they spread in the oven), crisp on the outside and absolutely delicious. Despite the name, Milano cookies actually originated in the United States
Famous chocolate chip cookies baked a little differently – in individual moulds. The centres are irresistibly soft and gooey, perfect for eating straight from their pots! Serve warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or a glass of cold milk. The cookie dough can
“Banana bread” is one of the most popular sweet breads in the United States. It has little to do with traditional bread – it is softer, more moist, and sweeter, and spices are often added to enhance its flavour. It’s essentially a sweet banana cake :).
America’s classic chocolate chip cookies! Did you know their history dates back to the 1940s? When preparing these iconic cookies, it’s important to remember a few key rules to achieve perfect results: the butter should be very soft; the ratio of white to brown
Great for Shrove Tuesday! American buttermilk pancakes are delicious and quick to prepare, with a delicate, light, and fluffy texture. Serve them with chocolate sauce, maple syrup, or jam, if you like.
A light and fluffy Swedish rhubarb sponge cake. No baking powder is needed – it’s extremely simple and foolproof. Butter baked with sugar creates a delicious, slightly crunchy crust on top of the cake. This recipe was sent by Margaret (thank you!).
A velvety, firm, and smooth classic London cheesecake by Nigella Lawson. Extra rich – made with 3 eggs and 3 egg yolks in the batter – and finished with a soured cream topping. Baked in a water bath for cheesecake perfection.