This cherry cheesecake is a truly delightful no-bake dessert, light, creamy, and melt-in-the-mouth. It sits on a delicious chocolate sandwich cookie base and is finished with a smooth chocolate ganache topping. You can use sour cherries, sweet cherries
A beautifully seasonal meringue topped with blueberries – a true taste of summer. This recipe uses a slightly different method for making the meringue, which gives it a wonderfully crisp exterior and marshmallow-soft centre. The yoghurt cream is a lovely twist
These vibrant green yoghurt cupcakes are another delicious bake made with fresh spinach. Topped with a light whipped cream frosting and fresh strawberries, they’re wonderfully moist, soft and gently citrusy. Baked in decorative (and sturdy) cupcake cases
An incredibly delicious, refreshing no-bake lemon cheesecake with a biscuit base, topped with rhubarb roasted in honey and vanilla. Truly a showstopper. Its light, delicate texture and gentle citrus flavour remind me of the classic British dessert lemon fool
Amazing Easter bundt cake. This lemon yoghurt bundt cake is fluffy and wonderfully moist, though you can brush it with a little lemon syrup if you like. A simple lemon icing is the perfect finishing touch. Highly recommended!
An absolutely irresistible chocolate courgette cake. Deeply chocolatey (you really need to enjoy dark chocolate), soft, springy, and lighter than a brownie – even if it might not look that way at first glance. It’s hard to stop at just one slice, and you won’t taste
It would be a shame not to try this recipe over the May bank holiday. The most popular mango and yoghurt drink – nourishing, refreshing and delicious!
My children’s favourite smoothie. It tastes like strawberry ice cream, with the flavour of banana clearly noticeable. Best served well chilled – highly recommended!
What’s the easiest (and healthiest) way to use chokeberries? Of course, in a silky chokeberry and raspberry smoothie with the beautiful colour of forest berries. Frozen fruit works perfectly here – just remember that the more frozen fruit you add, the thicker the smoothie will be.
A wonderfully soft yoghurt cake with gooseberries that stays fresh for days. Yes, with gooseberries – they’ve already appeared on the bushes! Baked in a loaf tin and dusted with icing sugar once cooled. It’s best enjoyed with a glass of milk.
A simple cinnamon cake with polenta and rhubarb, made with finely ground cornmeal (polenta). It’s a versatile cake you can bake all year round – simply swap the fruit depending on the season, and replace the cinnamon with spices like cardamom and finely grated citrus zest.
The simplest raspberry smoothie with a real wow effect :). With the addition of banana to thicken the texture. Healthy and refreshing!
Espresso Martini Cheesecake is an irresistible no-bake dessert inspired by the iconic cocktail Espresso Martini. Espresso Martini Cheesecake – an elegant, coffee-infused winter dessert with a hint of alcohol, perfect for special occasions (adults only!). The perfect excuse?
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 creamy dessert that has taken the internet by storm, especially on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. It’s often referred to as a “Japanese yoghurt cheesecake”, as the trend is said to have originated in Japan. This quick and easy dessert requires just two ingredients:
Fantastic yoghurt crepes that you might try for the nearest weekend breakfast — and the recipe will definitely come in handy for the British Pancake Day too :). What makes them different from classic crepes? They smell and taste like yoghurt, they’re fluffier (slightly thicker)
A fantastic recipe for apple and cinnamon muffins, finished with a light sprinkle of nuts and sugar. Perfect for lunchboxes or a quick snack, with that classic, comforting apple-and-cinnamon flavour. They’re quick to make, keep well for several days, and are wonderfully moreish
Light, delicate and fluffy yoghurt pancakes filled with pieces of apple. Quick to make and full of comforting autumn flavour. Serve warm with a generous sprinkle of cinnamon sugar.