This lemon, fig and limoncello tart is a lovely way to celebrate the start of fig season! It has a crisp, buttery pastry case filled with a silky lemon filling made with sweetened condensed milk. The filling is creamy, not too sweet and has a hint of cheesecake
A perfect fig and maple syrup tart. I don’t think you could bake a better fig tart :). The combination of figs and maple syrup is pure heaven. A delicate mascarpone, cream and maple syrup filling, topped with plenty of fresh figs and served with an extra drizzle of maple syrup.
Sweet, ripe fresh figs baked into a delicate almond cake. This almond fig cake is wonderfully simple to make – all you need to do is whisk the ingredients together, so there’s no need to use a mixer. Rustic, moist and full of almond flavour, it’s perfect
You’ve fallen in love with my wonderfully imperfect Basque cheesecake — now it’s time to try the chocolate version! This Chocolate Basque Cheesecake is just as delightfully rustic: it rises, falls, cracks and sometimes even gets a little too dark around
This fig tart combines the very best homemade shortcrust pastry with a luscious mascarpone cream flavoured with honey and vanilla, finished with fresh figs. Sometimes the simplest combinations are the most delicious. Outside fig season
Toffee Pavlova with cinnamon and figs. By using a mix of brown sugar and white sugar (half and half), the meringue takes on a beautiful toffee-like flavour :). This recipe caught my attention because of its unusual method – completely different from how I used to make Pavlova.