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This classic strawberry tart filled with luxe crème pâtissière makes a stunning dessert for summer hosting or a family gathering. This recipe requires a little prep and patience, but the effort is totally worth it. Celebrate seasonal strawberries and impress everyone with this beautiful creation!
A classic tiramisu recipe doesn't have to be time-consuming or difficult. This simple, three-step recipe will have an impressive dessert on the table in twenty minutes.
This traditional dessert recipe consists of a shortcrust pastry case topped with jam, custard and desiccated coconut. We've served ours with fresh raspberries for a juicy pop of flavour.
All the simplicity of a flapjack with the sophisticated flavours of olive oil salted caramel and tangy pops of raspberry. This is the sort of bake you can surprise and impress guests with, especially as it's vegan-friendly and dairy-free, or produce on a picnic and watch the pieces disappear! Bake ahead and freeze for a stash in reserve.
Upside-down cakes look pretty and taste amazing, with the upside-down baking method creating a moist and moreish texture. This sweet orange and fragrant fennel recipe is made with a handful of ingredients, yet looks so special. Serve warm with crème fraîche for dessert or cool completely for a teatime treat.
This dessert is a real showstopper: buttery, flaky shortcrust pastry is filled with sweet almond frangipane filling and then topped with the most beautifully coloured plum slices. Serve warm with a dollop of cream.
These gooey and crunchy marshmallow rice crispy cakes won’t just get the kids excited! With a milk chocolate topping, these moreish bites make a delicious after-dinner nibble or afternoon tea treat. Made with just four ingredients, our no-bake recipe is perfect for all the family.
Bake a batch of these classic ginger biscuits, they're seriously easy to make and totally irresistible
Chocolate, cherries and cream – what’s not to like about this black forest gateau recipe! Put your baking skills to the test and rustle up this German dessert that’s guaranteed to impress friends and family
This deliciously chocolaty cake is rich and indulgent. Enjoy a slice as an occasional treat.
Blood oranges, also known as Jaffa Reds have a unique raspberry-like taste, and they're perfect in this show-stopping bake
Use up Easter chocolate and hot cross buns in this fun twist on rocky road.
A delectable twist on the classic cinnamon bun that's a fitting special bake for Easter, these raspberry and cardamom buns are sweet and fragrant. This is a great baking project for an afternoon, and the effort is totally worth it. Finish with a drizzle of honey-laced cream cheese icing and chopped pistachios, and prepare to impress!
Buttery, chewy and moreish, blondies are on trend for a reason! Like brownies without the chocolate, although many blondies contain white chocolate, the caramel-vanilla flavours pair well with bold fruit. Our blondie recipe adds a new dimension with zesty lemon and zingy passion fruit. Great for Easter hosting or just a fun teatime treat, you can make these ahead, then decorate before serving.
Classic Easter cornflake cakes get a glow-up with this sticky honey and yogurt cheesecake recipe. This is a real crowdpleaser for your Easter lunch gatherings and best of all, you can prep it in advance for low-stress hosting. Finish with a drizzle of honey, crumbled cornflakes, mini eggs and grated chocolate.
If you're looking for a chocolate cookie recipe with a difference, this could be it! Perfect for an afternoon tea at home or just a nice teatime treat, the star ingredient here is rosemary, lending fabulously fragrant and subtly peppery notes. Combined with rich, dark chocolate and sweet orange, it's a combo not to be missed!
If you love homemade chutney, you'll love this tangy, warmly spiced chutney recipe starring spring rhubarb (although you could use slightly sweeter forced rhubarb in winter). The vivid pink colour is so attractive, but it's the intense flavour that will really bowl you over. Enjoy with cold cuts, cheese or whatever you fancy.
Zingy lemon and creamy white chocolate are a match made in heaven in these delicious cookies - the perfect afternoon treat.
These delicate pastel-coloured iced buns will make a gorgeous addition to an afternoon tea spread. Serve with a cup of your mum's favourite tea and savoury sandwiches or nibbles
These easy biscuits combine a dairy-free homemade shortbread cookie recipe with jammy dodger-like gooey jam centres, and they're a great way to get the kids involved in the kitchen too!
Start the day with a speedy breakfast for all to share
If you've run out of eggs but have the urge to bake a cake for some very lucky people, help is at hand. This wonderfully moist chocolate cake is made from an ingenious combination of ingredients and finished with an irresistibly glossy icing on top.
With peanut butter, chocolate and dates, this 5-ingredient snack tastes just like your favourite chocolate bar.
We've been inspired by Italian maritozzi (cream buns) and created a super-speedy, no-bake version with brioche rolls. Ready in just 10 minutes, tiramisu fans will love this sweet treat.
Bursting with anti-oxidant-packed blueberries, this light and moist bake is a healthier alternative to a traditional blueberry muffin and perfect for a lunchbox or snack.
Rich, tart rhubarb is a pudding staple, and this recipe is a twist on the traditional dessert, using oats to create the crunchy crumble top. Serve with creme fraiche or lashings of custard for a blowout treat.
One of our all-time favourite biscuits just got better, with a double whammy of salted caramel in the sandwich and buttercream filling. Bake a batch for teatime, Mother's Day or any occasion. One thing's for sure, once you've tried homemade, there's no going back!
We've added three types of ginger to a classic lemon drizzle cake and the result is warm, spicy and zingy – everything you'd expect from this fab flavour combination. Serve at teatime or for dessert with a dollop of crème fraîche. Either way, this ginger cake will go down a treat!
A lovely little treat to make with the kids – and it hardly takes any time at all. The toffee is made by gently stirring condensed milk, butter, sugar and syrup on the hob until the sugar dissolves. Irresistible!
A gorgeous cake that's perfect for a birthday treat – for such an impressive looking cake, it's also surprisingly easy to make. Sponges are layered with buttercream and fresh berries and jam, before being finished off with a topping of more berries.