You don't need to be a star baker to try these easy baking recipes. From simple biscuits to beautiful bread, our easy bake recipes offer something for every taste and occasion. Browse our baking recipes and easy baking ideas for kids for lots more inspiration.
Surprise your other half and loved ones with this Valentine's Day dessert
Make the most of your cooking apples and bake them up into a delicious crumble. A classically comforting British bake, it features juicy Bramleys and an oaty topping
Delicious, healthy and super easy to make, these wholemeal muffins come out wonderfully moist, thanks to the addition of courgettes.
This cupcake gets a spooky halloween makeover made with 'blood' of raspberries
Looking for Valentine's Day baking inspiration? Try this classic red velvet cake recipe with silky cream cheese frosting for a decadent dessert that's sure to impress.
Send lots of love and kisses to that special someone with our delectable XOXO red velvet cupcakes.
This nutty-based and gluten-free vegan vegetable tart recipe, with a fragrant pesto, is sure to be a Sunday lunch crowd pleaser.
This traditional French beef bourguignon pie is a stand out hearty meal. The delicious combination of succulent braised beef, chestnut mushrooms and rich red wine sauce makes this dish extra special.
Use a box of classic rice crispies to create these sweet treats, made with smooth peanut butter and honey, dotted with dried apricots and drizzled with a little dark chocolate.
Looking for a healthy sweet treat you can batch-cook for the week ahead? This low-calorie brownie recipe is the answer. Made with green lentils, these deliciously fudgy, nutty brownies are super-simple to whip up in just 30 minutes. Plus, they’re high in fibre and gluten-free!
Nonnettes are little French cakes that are gently flavoured with spices. We've stuffed ours with lemon curd, which pairs wonderfully with the gingery notes - delicious with a cuppa or a special afternoon tea.
This chocolate fudge traybake is a real crowdpleaser. It's easy to make and can be decorated with whatever you have to hand! We went for fresh fruit for a pop of colour but sprinkles or chocolate buttons would look great too.
Dina Begum shares her gorgeous twist on a classic: 'My jazzed-up Turkish delight tiffin recipe is the perfect sweet treat for an Eid or celebratory gathering.'
If you're looking for a vegan-friendly main for your next gathering, Sunday lunch or Easter celebration, look no further! This galette looks fancy, but is actually so simple to make. The charred cabbage feels a bit different (it's totally delicious), teamed with the roasted garlic and tahini, it's a show-stopping dish you'll be making again.
These zingy, fruity lemon and blueberry bars are a lovely easy bake made with just a handful of ingredients. They freeze well, so you can have a sweet treat on standby – thank yourself later!
Load your flapjacks with fresh apple and dried apricots for a delicious twist on a classic bake that provides 1 of your 5-a-day. These are great for lunchboxes or snacking on the go.
This easy sausage plait recipe is a real family favourite, made extra special with fresh thyme, fragrant rosemary and sweet sundried tomato paste. Serve with a crisp green salad for a fuss-free crowd-pleasing meal or pack up for a delicious main at your next picnic.
This chocolate truffle recipe is the ideal sweet treat for Christmas, Valentine's Day or Mother's Day, made with a handful of ingredients and taking just 25 minutes to prepare. Even better, these easy chocolate truffles can be made in advance and popped into the fridge to chill before you gift them – or treat yourself!
These easy lemon and poppy seed scones are gluten and dairy-free
They're a throwback to 70s dinner parties, but what's not to love about the pineapple upside-down cake? Our fabulous mini versions are spiked with rum for a grown-up twist that we're sure any dinner date will love! You can omit the rum, if you prefer and even freeze puds for future cosy nights in.
Celebrate Burn's Night with these deliciously moreish sausage rolls. The addition of haggis lends richness and spicy, peppery notes, creating a sophisticated party bite. We think these are too good to save for Burn's Night!
This fruity brekkie loaf isn’t too indulgent to be enjoyed first thing with your morning coffee (but it can be enjoyed at any time of day)! It's ideal for prepping at the weekend for the week ahead too.
The ultimate grab-and-go breakfast - bake a batch of these banana muffins to store in the fridge (for up to a week) or freeze. Adding maple syrup, pecans and mixed seeds really takes these breakfast muffins to the next level!
These cookies should come with a warning: they're incredibly moreish! The toffees make them extra chewy and the sesame seeds add a welcome savoury note. They freeze well and are cheap to make – what's not to love?!
Pears are a delicious fruity addition to this classic brownie recipe. The brownies freeze well, so they're great as a standby sweet treat! See our tip below on how to slice them perfectly every time. Try serving warm with a little ice cream for an indulgent dessert.
Take your bread and butter pudding to the next level with a hot chocolate-infused custard poured over buttery brioche. Serve with spray cream for our fun twist on a classic!
These veggie muffins are great for little ones to grab for lunch or as a snack, and are suitable from 12+ months weaning stage*. They're easy to make, even if baking's not your thing! And they freeze well, too.
Yes, you can create a delicious flapjack in the microwave and it doesn't need to contain butter or oil! This tasty, fruit-packed recipe is ideal for toddlers, suitable for the 12+ months weaning stage*, but kids of all ages will want a square! Ready in just 10 minutes, this is a great speedy snack to add to your weaning recipes.
Turn your Christmas leftovers into these simple savoury scones. They can be made with whatever root veg and cheese you have in the fridge. Leftover roast potatoes add a crispy hash brown-style texture, which tastes great with scrambled eggs. Or fill with leftover turkey and cranberry sauce for a festive lunch.
We think you'll agree these pretzel Christmas wreaths are so original and pretty! No baking skills required, just decorating, so they're a fun project for all ages – you can go as simple or as sophisticated as you like. Serve at parties, as a Christmas Eve treat or give as homemade Christmas gifts.
These delightful bauble Christmas biscuits are a really fun decorating project. We've used rich tea biscuits sandwiched together with chocolate spread, then get creative with your choice of sprinkles and toppings. These make a lovely edible gift or contribution to a Christmas fair.
There chocolate honeycomb chunks are as crunchy as they are moreish. Making them is straightforward as long as you have a sugar thermometer.
These moreish little pinwheels are packed with bold flavours, inspired by a classic British sandwich. Fun to serve at parties or as tasty savoury snack, you can make-and-freeze ahead – if you can wait that long to eat them!