This is by far my favourite cake on here to date. It’s very indulgent but not too heavy - it also keeps well and won’t dry out (with a little bit of extra help from a drizzle of honey on top).
All in Baking
This is by far my favourite cake on here to date. It’s very indulgent but not too heavy - it also keeps well and won’t dry out (with a little bit of extra help from a drizzle of honey on top).
This is the kind of bake that’s ideal for a lazy Sunday afternoon. These Granola Bars are really quick to make and will easily see you you through a week of snacking (you’ll thank yourself when it gets to elevenses).
By now, much like the early January gym routine, Christmas is but a distant memory and the post festive-feasting diets have gone out the window (where they belong). In fact, if you’re anything like me, the need for comfort is stronger than ever.
Amaretti biscuits; crispy on the outside, soft and chewy in the middle - and oh so perfect dunked in a hot cup of strong coffee! These bite-sized morsels make up my trio of homemade gifts this Christmas for the year.
There’s something really comforting about homemade fudge too - it’s such a traditional sweet. The ingredients are so simple yet; somehow, its rich creaminess makes it feel like such an indulgent luxury - a real treat.
Perhaps the homemade gift has been tarnished by dodgy Pinterest fails - but I think it says so much more than a gift card ever could.
I’m really craving simple, classic bakes at the moment (when baking and consuming) and this cakes ticks both of those boxes perfectly.
As far as traditional bakes go; lemon drizzle cake is one of my all time favourites. As much as I enjoy experimenting with different flavours, sometimes simple is just best - and everyone needs a tried and tested, go-to recipe for classics like this.
These cookies great on their own - but you can take them to the next level by trying out the tahini buttercream and making them into cookie sandwiches.
It’s about to get a whole lot colder, and when it does - this boozy banana cake will be here to keep you warm. This is the perfect cake to make on a cold weekend morning - ready to dig into by the afternoon with a big cup of tea (or something stronger).
If you’re planning on celebrating this year, then these devilishly delicious red velvet cupcakes will make the perfect addition to your Halloween spread. They’re the evil love child of two of my favourite cupcake flavours - cookies and cream, and red velvet. A match made in hell?
I feel like I’m on a constant mission to perfect the ultimate, fudgiest chocolate cake - and I don’t mind how many chocolate recipes I have to test and taste before I get there (I’m dedicated like that)...
If, like me, you’re obsessed with cinnamon buns; then these are the cupcakes for you! They have been a firm favourite of mine for a few years now and I’m really excited to finally share them on my blog...
In my opinion, as far as pies go, pecan pie is at the top of the leader board - top of the pie charts you might say (sorrynotsorry). And, as a fellow pecan pie lover, I could never make a batch without saving a slice (or two) for my sister!
If you’ve already taken a peek at some my other posts, then you might have guessed that I’m a huge fan of the cookie-wich. It might be that just I’m greedy, but I love the idea of two chewy cookies sandwiched between a soft buttercream or even ice cream!
The famous fudge brownie often overshadows blonde relative; but I was surprised to learn that they actually predate chocolate brownies - making them the older, and much wiser dessert!
I’ve spent so long trying to achieve that perfect combination of crisp on the edges but soft and gooey in middle - and, most importantly, big enough to eclipse the sun. After all, if a cookie isn’t bigger than your face, then is it really a cookie?
I kinda love how Oreo’s have evolved from a simple, albeit tasty, cookie sandwich, to a delicious vehicle for so many wonderfully creative baked goods...
The thought of making pastry used to spark the fear within me. It always overwhelmed me and for a long time, I avoided it in my baking.
My favourite thing about these muffins is that make it totally acceptable to eat cake at breakfast - with plenty of fruit and oats, who could ever judge?