Very delicate and fluffy pancakes, best served warm. Perfect for breakfast! Don’t feel guilty about having pancakes first thing in the morning… You can use cream cheese or curd cheese in this recipe, finely ground (or minced three times). My husband thinks

A sweet combination of blondie cake (similar to brownies, but fluffier and made with white chocolate), cheesecake, and tart rhubarb. Anyone with a sweet tooth will love these blondies – after all, a cake made with white chocolate should be sweet, right?

A simple chocolate and coconut cake that doesn’t even require a mixer. It’s the perfect recipe for beginner bakers because it’s so easy to follow. You’ll probably find all the ingredients in your kitchen cupboard. Because of the desiccated coconut in the batter

This chia pudding with strawberries and mango is perfect for a summer’s day. Chia seeds are best soaked overnight in milk (I recommend coconut or almond milk) for a light and healthy breakfast with fruit the next day. Perfect for hot weather.

Apples coated in pancake batter – a childhood memory. So yummy! This recipe comes from a 30-year-old cookbook, so the flavours are classic and well worth revisiting. It’s the perfect afternoon dessert and a great way to use up winter apples from the pantry.

These cupcakes are light and fluffy, topped with sweet cream and strawberries – so yummy! Give them a try!

Delicate, moist, and fluffy banana muffins. These muffins always turn out perfectly and stay fresh for a long time. With chocolate chips folded into the batter – what’s not to love? You can use your favourite type of chocolate. Even though I’m a dark chocolate fan

Fast. Simple. Delicious. It may not be the prettiest dessert, but you’ll make it again and again… Strawberries topped with almond crumble. Serve with whipped cream.

A delicious and buttery yoghurt cake. Delicate and beautifully fragrant with fresh strawberries. A simple recipe made with yoghurt and fruit – you can easily adapt it and use other seasonal fruits. Best served with a light dusting of icing sugar.

Mini doughnuts filled with whipped cream and strawberries, coated in sugar. They’re half the size of traditional doughnuts, but don’t worry – the whipped cream and strawberries will definitely fill you up :).

A no-bake cheesecake with raspberry purée and ruby chocolate. The raspberry flavour dominates, and there’s no need to add gelatine – the ruby chocolate naturally thickens the batter. Ruby chocolate has been used in chocolate desserts worldwide in recent

Any season is the perfect time to bake a fluffy cheesecake ;). This time, it’s a cheesecake made with plenty of milk powder. This recipe may remind you of a previous fluffy cheesecake on the blog. It’s just as delicate and incredibly airy! A combination

A delicious and moist mango and yoghurt cake – full of fruit and perfect for summer. It smells beautifully of mango! Lightly dusted with icing sugar, it’s already irresistible. I took it one step further and sandwiched the cake with a cream made from Greek

Delicious and refreshing cherry cubes, with a layer of rich chocolate cake, yoghurt panna cotta, and sweet cherries in jelly. It’s a fantastic dessert – although quite pricey due to the cost of the cherries. If you have a cherry tree in your garden, you’re in luck!

An excellent and moist cherry cake. This cake features the classic combination of cherries and almonds and is perfect for afternoon tea. A must-bake during cherry season!

A simple and perfect rustic cherry tart with a hint of almond extract and a foolproof shortcrust pastry. Not only is it delicious, but it’s also incredibly easy to make! Serve warm with your favourite ice cream.

This is my most recent breakfast invention ;). Instead of cooking millet and using a blender (which means more bowls get dirty), I bought millet flakes, which only have to be cooked for 3 minutes. I serve them with seasonal fruit. My kids loved

Delicious cookies with a rich buttery flavour and a hint of orange – perfect for afternoon tea. Lady Grey is my favourite tea, but you can easily replace it with any Earl Grey if you prefer. The easiest way to grind the tea leaves is in a coffee grinder.