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
What makes the perfect chocolate soufflé? It should be delicate and light, with the texture of a chocolate mousse. Moist, but not runny (this is not a chocolate lava cake). They say that if you place a teaspoon into the centre, it should slowly sink under its own weight…
A simple recipe for wonderfully creamy no-churn ice cream. The ice cream base takes just 3 minutes to prepare, provided you already have a batch of fruit curd chilling in the fridge. Raspberry curd is my favourite, but lemon curd, passion fruit curd, lime curd, orange curd, blackcurrant
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.
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.
Summer is in full swing, which means it’s time to dust off the ice cream maker! Stracciatella ice cream takes its name from stracciatella mozzarella, the creamy filling inside burrata, and from a traditional egg-drop soup from the Rome region, where beaten eggs form delicate,
A whole new take on apricot jam! This apricot and raspberry jam captures the very taste of summer – one you’ll definitely want to preserve in jars :). Its flavour is simply irresistible, and I first fell in love with this combination in my apricot
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
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
These chocolate coconut macaroons are quick and easy to make, and taste just like chocolate coconut macaroons should. They’re not crisp—instead, they’re slightly firm on the outside, wonderfully chewy and sticky in the middle, and delightfully moreish ;).
Chocolate and banana ice cream with a generous splash of Baileys Irish Cream. There’s no need for an ice cream maker—and better still, no stirring or blending while the mixture freezes! It really is as easy as one, two, three: make the mixture, freeze it,
These hazelnut truffles, made with roasted hazelnuts and sweetened condensed milk, taste like a luxurious version of Nutella and are impossible to get tired of… They’re absolutely delicious!
A delicate blueberry panna cotta with a silky-smooth texture, served with whipped cream and fresh blueberries. It’s my perfect dessert for the weekend :).
An irresistible meringue cake with toasted hazelnuts, a light yoghurt cream and roasted apricots. Crisp on the outside and soft and marshmallow-like in the centre, it’s the perfect summer dessert. Two hazelnut meringue layers are filled with a fluffy
A comforting winter dessert, perfect for the time of year when apples are one of the few locally grown fruits still in season. It’s quick to prepare and, served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, makes an elegant and delicious dessert.
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
A homemade Nutella-style spread made with hazelnuts and chocolate, perfect for spreading on brioche, toast or pancakes – or simply eating straight from the jar ;). It’s delicious, sweet just the way you like it, and contains no palm oil and no sugar as the first ingredient.
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