A few days ago, when the temperature outside climbed above 20°C, I knew there was no point in waiting any longer. Time to make homemade ice cream! This refreshing Mojito ice cream is made with fresh garden mint, lime juice and a splash of mint liqueur.
Strawberry granita – I can confidently say it’s even more delicious than the best strawberry ice cream. And lower in calories, too. While ice cream usually requires an ice cream maker or a mixer to churn and aerate the mixture, all you need to make granita
A delicate, buttery gooseberry cake made entirely from crumble pastry – baked both as the base and the topping. The crumble is perfectly buttery and fragrant with vanilla, and tastes wonderful with the tart, juicy gooseberries.
The simplest raspberry smoothie with a real wow effect :). With the addition of banana to thicken the texture. Healthy and refreshing!
Orange sorbet – refreshing, juicy, simple and made with just 3 ingredients. The perfect way to cool down on a hot day. It’s also a light dessert, completely fat-free. The amount of sugar will depend on how sweet your oranges are, so it’s best to start
These oat and sunflower seed cookies smell absolutely wonderful – and taste even better. I never need much convincing when it comes to oat biscuits, and with the addition of toasted sunflower seeds, they’re simply irresistible. You’ll have to try them for yourselves :).
Blueberry and banana smoothie made with frozen blueberries or fresh blueberries. A simple blend of berries and bananas with yoghurt, lightly sweetened with maple syrup. The original recipe included a small amount of cocoa, which I decided to omit.
A delicious pistachio panna cotta – a traditional Italian dessert in a slightly more luxurious guise :). It’s delicate, creamy, with a distinct pistachio note. The key ingredient is pistachio paste – it should be made from 100% pistachios, with no added sugar or flavourings.
Buttery pistachio shortbread cookies, packed with vanilla flavor. Simple to make, irresistibly delicious, with a crunchy sugar coating. Perfect for storing in a tin for the upcoming holidays – I recommend making a double batch right away… sometimes one just isn’t enough ;).
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),
Raspberry sauce for desserts is delicious and at the same time so simple to prepare. Perfect at any time of the year, made with either fresh or frozen raspberries. Ideal for ice cream, waffles, pancakes, panna cotta, meringue, brownies, chocolate cakes
A delicious dessert for anyone who loves rice pudding. Made with roasted nuts, raisins and, of course, chocolate. Perfect for afternoon tea or a late Sunday brunch. Highly recommended!
Golden cinnamon cookies are perfect for this time of year and full of flavour. Named after their main ingredient — golden syrup — they have a delicious caramel and cinnamon taste… perfect autumn cookies.
Kissel (kisiel) is a quick and comforting dessert, very popular in Poland, where I grew up. It is usually made from fruit compote thickened with potato starch. Homemade kisiel — a soft, drinkable fruit jelly — is very easy to prepare;
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
This mango and banana smoothie is naturally sweet with a perfectly creamy texture. Made with Greek yoghurt, it’s a quick, easy and delicious breakfast – especially on warm, sunny days. It’s a flavour everyone enjoys :). On hotter days
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 ;).
I love how simple this recipe is. The rhubarb compote tastes delicious and will take you back to your childhood – this is probably what your mum used to make… It has a beautiful pink colour and a tangy flavour. It tastes particularly good on warm or hot days, serve