With apples in abundance, I am in my element making all things Apple.
These fritters are really quick and easy to make and oh so yummy! Perfect for a breakfast treat, snacking and a dessert. Continue reading “Apple Fritters”
With apples in abundance, I am in my element making all things Apple.
These fritters are really quick and easy to make and oh so yummy! Perfect for a breakfast treat, snacking and a dessert. Continue reading “Apple Fritters”
These are made using the cookie recipe I have used before, instead of rolling out the cookie dough, it is rolled into balls and the thumb is used to create a ‘well’ to add your favourite jam or spread. They are great fun to make with the children, as they are so very easy! Continue reading “Thumb Print Cookies”
Who doesn’t like a rocky road? All that chocolaty goodness with the chewy marshmallows and the soft crunch of biscuits all in one bite.
You can add almost anything to a rocky road to give it extra crunch, chewiness or added flavour.
I found myself buying more mini eggs after Easter, purely because they had been reduced and I simply couldn’t help myself. Continue reading “Rocky Road”
There is something nice about having an individual cake to sink your teeth into. Instead of my usual large Simnel cake I have made smaller cupcakes. Continue reading “Simnel Cupcakes”
This moist chocolate cake is filled with white chocolate chunks and finished with a white chocolate icing and chocolate curls.
It is a popular choice in our house so I hope you like it too.
Continue reading “Double Chocolate Cake”I had some walnuts left over from Christmas that needed liberating, after a lot of thought I made these cookies. You can of course use a pack of walnuts. Continue reading “Walnut and Dark Chocolate Shortbread Cookies”
This makes a lovely centre piece or nibble platter for any party. At other times of the year you can use your other cookie cutters to create a cookie wreath. Continue reading “Christmas Cookie Wreath”
I always like to have a Yule log for Christmas, it’s a good option for those who don’t like fruit cake or marzipan. They are easy to make and will keep for a few days in an air tight tin. Continue reading “Yule Log”
What better way to celebrate National Peanut Butter Fudge Day then with Peanut Butter Fudge.
I have used crunchy peanut butter for this fudge, you can of course use smooth peanut butter, I like to added texture the crunchy peanut butter gives.
With fudge making it is important to use a cooking thermometer to achieve the correct temperature and uninterrupted time during the boiling and stirring process is also essential.
This gets really hot so take care at all times!