Ricciarelli – traditional Tuscan almond biscuits
25.07.26

Ricciarelli – traditional Tuscan almond biscuits

Ricciarelli are delicious almond biscuits traditionally associated with the city of Siena in Tuscany. These Italian treats have the characteristic shape of a grain of rice, with a lightly crisp, cracked exterior and a wonderfully soft, chewy centre, much like macarons.

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Oat and carrot bread rolls
25.07.26

Oat and carrot bread rolls

Light, fluffy and incredibly easy to make, these oat and carrot bread rolls are perfect for breakfast. They’re made without eggs or milk, use only a small amount of oil, and are ideal for anyone with dairy or egg allergies—although everyone is sure

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Kiwi sorbet
24.07.26

Kiwi sorbet

Do you like kiwi? In our house, opinions are rather divided. 🙂 I’m not a fan of peeling the fuzzy skins, although I certainly appreciate how much vitamin C these little fruits contain. My husband loves anything tart, Pola is allergic to kiwi, and Wiktoria enjoys them

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Peanut butter bars
22.07.26

Peanut butter bars

The original recipe calls these “Snickers”, but in our opinion they don’t really taste like the famous chocolate bars. Instead, they’re wonderfully nutty bars—sweet, satisfying, slightly chewy, with a lovely crunch from the cornflakes.

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Coconut macaroons
21.07.26

Coconut macaroons

These are the best coconut macaroons in the world! Crisp on the outside, wonderfully soft in the middle, and incredibly quick to make. I can’t recommend this recipe highly enough.

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Chokeberry and raspberry jam
21.07.26

Chokeberry and raspberry jam

If you’re one of the lucky people with chokeberry bushes growing in your garden, you simply have to try this recipe. The combination of chokeberries and raspberries is absolutely delicious! Chokeberries are best picked after the first frosts, as they

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Raspberry sorbet
21.07.26

Raspberry sorbet

I love the Welsh climate for its gentle nature. In winter, temperatures rarely drop below freezing, and summers are usually mild, with highs of around 20–23°C… until now! My body really doesn’t cope well with hot weather, and the thin walls of our house

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Traditional Katarzynki gingerbread biscuits
20.07.26

Traditional Katarzynki gingerbread biscuits

Nothing more needs to be said – they’re traditional, well loved in Poland and instantly recognisable. Katarzynki gingerbread biscuits are quite hard immediately after baking (which is perfectly normal) and soften after a few weeks. One of their greatest advantages is that

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Peanut butter poppy seed cake
19.07.26

Peanut butter poppy seed cake

This nutty poppy seed cake is one of the most delicious vegan poppy seed cakes you’ll ever try. More importantly, it’s perfect for anyone with food intolerances, as it’s made without eggs, dairy or gluten. It’s everything a great poppy seed cake should be – packed with

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Pear and cinnamon sorbet
04.07.26

Pear and cinnamon sorbet

Pear and cinnamon sorbet is a sweet, intensely pear-flavoured frozen dessert. The cinnamon isn’t essential, but it works wonderfully here, making the sorbet taste almost like a traditional apple pie… You can also replace the cinnamon with freshly grated ginger

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Strawberry sorbet
30.06.26

Strawberry sorbet

Strawberry sorbet is light, intensely fruity, refreshing and… low in calories ;). Frozen strawberry purée with the addition of lemon juice, which helps the sorbet retain its vibrant colour. A strawberry sensation!

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Hazelnut and coffee biscotti
30.06.26

Hazelnut and coffee biscotti

Looking for something nutty and light to nibble on? Of course – biscotti, the famous twice-baked Italian cookies. This version combines toasted hazelnuts and ground coffee for a wonderfully autumnal treat that’s delicious and quick to make.

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Chocolate plum jam (plum Nutella)
30.06.26

Chocolate plum jam (plum Nutella)

The recipe for these chocolate plum preserves, commonly called “plum Nutella”, is almost as old as my blog itself, which I started more than ten years ago. Back when I was posting my first shy recipes on Moje Wypieki, this luxurious version of plum preserves was

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Homemade flour tortillas
30.06.26

Homemade flour tortillas

Flour tortillas are a type of Mexican flatbread, cooked on a hot pan until lightly browned and puffed. They’re perfect for making wraps and can also be used as the base for many other dishes. In our house, they’re a quick snack loved mainly by the children, who fill them

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Meringue with roasted rhubarb
28.06.26

Meringue with roasted rhubarb

A phenomenal meringue topped with roasted rhubarb! For some time now, I’ve been making meringue using the Swiss meringue method – and this is the first recipe of its kind on the blog.How does it differ from the traditional French method? The preparation is different

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Strawberry and redcurrant jam
19.06.26

Strawberry and redcurrant jam

Here’s a classic preserving principle that’s especially useful when making homemade jams and preserves: combine fruits that are naturally low in pectin with fruits that are rich in it. In this recipe, sweet strawberries are paired with redcurrants

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Chocolate-dipped frozen banana pops
16.06.26

Chocolate-dipped frozen banana pops

Chocolate-dipped frozen banana pops are a wonderful summer treat for children and a fun homemade alternative to shop-bought ice creams. Frozen bananas coated in chocolate and covered with your favourite toppings are simple to make and absolutely delicious.

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Vegan Easter babka
14.06.26

Vegan Easter babka

This recipe is perfect for anyone following an elimination diet, especially those who cannot eat eggs or dairy products. This vegan babka is exceptionally light, soft and fluffy – a large yeast cake with a feather-light crumb that many traditional

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