Gluten free chocolate fondants Yorkshire Food & Drink January 25, 2016 Food, Recipes Preheat the oven to 195°C/Fan 175°C/Gas 5. Break the chocolate into small pieces, put into a heatproof bowl with the butter and set over a pan of gently simmering water, making sure the bowl is not touching...
Chocolate and sloe gin torte Gilly Robinson December 2, 2015 Food, Recipes An adult version of fridge cake. A rich cake to be served with coffee and whipped cream and so easy it’s perfect for impromptu parties and for freezing. De-frost thoroughly before serving.
Lemon posset with thyme crumble Gilly Robinson November 30, 2015 Food, Recipes Looking for a simple tangy dessert which is sure to be a crowd pleaser? Look not further than Gilly Robinson's Lemon Posset recipe
Christmas Pudding Elaine Lemm November 17, 2015 Food, Recipes This Sunday is stir up Sunday, the day for making Christmas Pudding. Elaine Lemm shares her recipe
Chocolate ganache and blackberry sorbet James Martin October 15, 2015 Food, Recipes In this adaptation of a dessert from the restaurant menu, rapeseed oil (make sure you use the plain one) gives the chocolate ganache a lovely smooth texture. And the blackberry sorbet cuts through the intense...
Perfect ‘free from’ dessert: Brigadeiro Designed2Eat September 3, 2015 Recipes Gluten, sugar and dairy free - what more could you ask? It is the most famous Brazilian sweet treat and the perfect 'free from' dessert.
Lemon posset Elaine Lemm July 13, 2015 Recipes Three ingredients and 10 minutes of your time is all it takes to make a tangy, refreshing lemon posset. A perfect summer dessert from our food writer Elaine Lemm.
Strawberry tasty ideas in time for Wimbledon Adam Smith June 29, 2015 Recipes Adam Smith uses the seasonal strawberry to rustle up a delectable summertime dessert, perfectly timed for the start of this year's Wimbledon tournament.
Gajar halva Kaushy Patel June 9, 2015 Recipes Ramesh, the sous chef at Prashad, perfected our recipe for this classic Indian pudding with the help of my husband. The milk powder helps to thicken the dish and absorb any excess moisture from the carrots. If you’ve any left over, it will keep in the fridge in an airtight container for a couple of days – reheat it over a low heat or in the microwave or simply enjoy it cold – it’s delicious.