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White Chocolate Panna Cotta with Cranberry Jelly

23|12|2017

I thought I wouldn't be able to get a post out of me before the start of the next year, but it's Christmas and if this is not the time to indulge then there never will be one. In Australia, Christmas is synonymous with summer. So instead of spices, pies and puddings, it's more about light, cold,  … Read More

Coffee Lovers Cake

30|10|2017

Coffee is definitely the solution to all my morning woes. Cake is probably the solution to ALL my woes. At least many of them! So I figured out that the best way to deal with life and its woes is to make a coffee cake. Not just any cake but a very rich, intensely coffee-ish cake. This Mocha Mud cake … Read More

Chocolate Microwave Mug Cake

21|10|2017

I think everyone should have a mug cake recipe that they pull out during those intense craving moments when they just want a small portioned dessert without the wait. Of course, in their favourite mug. That makes it even more personal and comforting, right? My mug so only I can eat. I actually had … Read More

Mango And Coconut Cake

15|10|2017

It is mango season in Australia so it's safe to say that it's the best time of the year to shop for fresh produce. Bright yellow juicy mangoes that make the aisles at the markets bright and fragrant with their heady sweet aroma. It's an indication that Summer and the gorgeous sunny days are not far … Read More

Skinny Berry Frozen Yoghurt Cheesecake

3|10|2017

We are huge fans of cheesecake at home. The only thing that stops me from making them frequently are the calories that come with it. Most cheesecakes are heavy. First cream cheese, then either eggs or gelatine and a rich crust to go with it. So I figured out a relatively healthier way of eating cheesecake whilst keeping it simple and sweet. I used store bought frozen yoghurt that already had a delicious berry flavour to it and mixed it with Light Cream cheese. For the crust, I chose a gluten free option with the goodness of almonds and dates. It's Spring here in Australia and the weather is warming up, so freezing the cheesecake not only firms it up but also makes it the perfect make ahead dessert for all your Spring and Summer parties. Fresh berries and edible flowers complete this absolutely delicious cheesecake. Delightful, vibrant and very summery.   Skinny Berry Frozen Cheesecake Makes an 8 inch round cheesecake 1 cup raw almonds 2 dates 2 tablespoons coconut oil, melted 600 ml (approx 2/3 tub Frozen Yoghurt) (I used Proud and Punch, the more the berries) 250 g light cream cheese 1 tbsp honey Fresh berries, to serve Edible flowers, to serve … Read More

Rosewater Semolina Cake

1|10|2017

Rosewater and Pistachio are a match made in Heaven. A combination that is fragrant, rich and unique. I've loved this combination ever since I was a little girl discovering taste sensations that would blow my mind away. The finest example of this was the 'kulfi' that was like a popsicle made by simmering milk flavoured with nuts, ricotta cheese and spices. Exotic variations would include saffron or rosewater. I've tried to recreate the flavours in this cake whilst playing around the texture a little bit by adding Semolina, another loved ingredient from my childhood. The cake is a dream to taste and ridiculously easy to make. Semolina makes it moist and gives it a soft crumb. Initially I wanted to make a syrup to go with the cake but later on decided against it as it was delicious by itself. I highly recommend this cake if you are looking for something unique and exquisite for afternoon tea. Serve the cake warm with some fresh cream or vanilla ice cream and guests will remember you forever. I had once served it with cardamom infused whipped cream for my Mums group and people raved about it for days. Rosewater is available in Middle Eastern and Indian grocery stores as … Read More

4-Ingredient No Bake Chocolate Tart

17|09|2017

Like it or not, desserts and dishes go hand in hand. If I could show you the pile of large and small dishes in my kitchen every day, it'll not make a pretty sight at all.  Mixing bowls, baking pans, trays, measuring jug, sieves, spatulas, cake stands, plates and so on..Phew! Multiply that into 2 recipes every day for Christmas during the last quarter and you'll have to reserve an hour in the day to just do dishes and clean. That's why I love simple recipes, with fewer ingredients and lesser equipment. Plus the added bonus of being make-ahead. Win win!   This tart is phenomenal! It gives your guests the impression that you've spent a great deal of time in making it while it actually is pretty easy. And it does taste like Heaven. A tart made of an Oreo crust and filled with chocolate ganache and topped with raspberries and hazelnuts can only be blow-your-mind kind of good, right?  A good quality chocolate can elevate it even further.  Feel free to experiment with flavoured chocolates though I really like it as it is. Classic chocolate and raspberries...Oh so amazing! 4 Ingredient No Bake Chocolate Tart Makes an 8 inch round tart 2 X 137 g packs … Read More

Baked Lavender Doughnuts

9|09|2017

I have not been a fan of doughnuts in my childhood as much as I am today. Baked doughnuts are the perfect little portable treats that you can dress up, then wrap up in a pretty box (without fear of being ruined) to present to friends and family. Being known as a baker in my social circles, it's not unusual for me to gift edible treats to people who love them over other things. After all hand made things have their own special significance. This year I've moved over cakes  and made lots of doughnuts and tartlets for my favourite people. Taking a frosted, decorated cake along is such a challenge because they never reach the destination in one piece. It definitely works with patisseries and bakeries but being a home baker, you don't really have that kind of equipment and packaging at home. Doughnuts on the other hand are easier and individually portioned so they a joy to all (other than my husband who thinks only children eat doughnuts). As you can see I had a lot of fun with the glaze. The best part is that I glazed them all in one single bowl. So don't worry about having to clean up multiple dishes which is my only concern always with ombre style desserts. Culinary lavender … Read More

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