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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!

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

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

The chocolate cloud cake is a famous sunken chocolate cake. Flourless – made with just chocolate, eggs, butter, and sugar. It’s a perfect combination of a moist and dense (yet light and airy at the same time) chocolate base topped with whipped cream.

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.

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

Truffles with a surprising green centre, made with Japanese matcha tea. Matcha, a finely ground green tea powder, is very concentrated and gives desserts a distinctive aroma – just one teaspoon is enough to flavour the truffles beautifully. Use your favourite