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INGREDIENTS
bake delicious STEP-BY-STEP
treats on a budget
MIDDLE-EASTERN
DESSERTS TO SATISFY
✔ Apple & walnut
bundt cake
✔ Caramel drizzle
✔ Cinnamon roll brioche
roll brioche you can share with your family and friends.
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• Blueberry cupcakes
with fruity frosting
• Speculoos brownie cake
29 CAKES
+
COVER
RECIPE
13 52 BISCUITS
Recipes Features
6 WHAT’S COOKING
9 LET’S CELEBRATE!
Party bakes to feed a crowd 20 PICK OF THE PRODUCTS
21 NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY BAKES
29 CAKE HEAVEN
Impressive bakes for all occasions 24 SUBSCRIBE TO FOOD HEAVEN
26 STEP-BY-STEP: APPLE WALNUT BUNDT
43 CUPCAKES
Little bites of indulgence
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5-INGREDIENT BAKING 21 39
52 BISCUIT HEAVEN 50 INGREDIENT FOCUS: NUT BUTTERS
Treats to enjoy with coffee 69 MIDDLE-EASTERN BAKING
57 PUDDING HEAVEN 86 MASTERCLASS: BASIC BRIOCHE DOUGH
Make the most of desserts & CINNAMON ROLL BRIOCHE
73 TEATIME TREATS 96 BAKING ESSENTIALS
Indulgences for the afternoon 98 WIN! 1 OF 3 SILVERWOOD STAR BAKER
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91 SAVOURY HEAVEN
Baking with a savoury touch
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4 Once each tartlet case is lined with
pastry, put them in the fridge for
30 minutes, before placing a small
sheet of baking paper in each case and
filling with a handful of baking beans.
Repeat for all six cases.
5 Bake for 15 minutes before removing
the baking beans and paper, then
return to the oven for a further
7-10 minutes.
6 When ready, remove the cases from
the oven and allow to cool completely,
keeping the oven on.
By Benji’s Baking (www.benjisbaking.com)
7 Prepare the chocolate fudge filling by
whisking the eggs until foamy, before
whisking in the sugars and vanilla bean
Chocolate fudge 180g (6oz) melted butter paste to form a thick mixture.
65g (2¼oz) cocoa powder, sifted 8 Whisk in the flour and cocoa powder
tartlets 45g (1½oz) plain flour to form a gloopy chocolate mixture,
SERVES 6 To decorate then spoon the mixture into the cooled
For the chocolate shortcrust pastry 6 fresh raspberries cases, filling each nearly to the top.
95g (3½oz) butter 9 Bake them in the oven for
75g (2¾oz) caster sugar 1 Grease and line six 10cm (4in) mini 25 minutes, then remove and allow to
3 large free-range egg yolks tartlet tins, then set aside. Preheat the cool. Top each tartlet with a raspberry
190g (7oz) plain flour oven to 180°C/Gas Mark 4. and dust with icing sugar.
30g (1oz) cocoa powder 2 In a freestanding electric mixer, beat 10 Serve soon after baking – these
For the chocolate fudge filling the sugar and butter for the pastry. taste even better when slightly
3 large free-range eggs Bring together before adding the eggs, warm. They can also be eaten at
150g (5½oz) light brown sugar beating, then incorporating the room temperature.
150g (5½oz) dark brown remaining ingredients.
muscovado sugar 3 Roll out the pastry and cut six 15cm
1 tsp vanilla bean paste (6in) diameter circles which can each be
Salted caramel
Christmas
meringue terrine
SERVES 6-8
Cinnamon spiced
doughnuts
YOU WILL NEED
For the doughnuts
275g (9¾oz) strong white bread
flour (plus extra for dusting)
1 tsp ground cinnamon
45g (1½oz) caster sugar
7g yeast
1 large free-range egg, beaten
150ml (5fl oz) warm milk (38°C)
55g (2oz) melted butter
For the coating
150g (5½oz) caster sugar
1 tbsp ground cinnamon
icing sugar marked square and bake for 40 minutes, the remaining caramel and top with the
icing snowflakes (see tip) then cool. The meringue will feel soft and final meringue.
mallowy and the top just slightly firm. 6 Scatter the top with the almonds,
1 Preheat the oven to 110°C/Gas Mark 4 Whip the cream until it just holds its dust with icing sugar and add edible
¼. With a pencil, mark a 22.5cm (8¾in) shape. Fold in half the caramel, then snowflakes, to serve.
square on a sheet of baking parchment keep whisking slowly for a few seconds
and turn over, pencil down, onto a large until it is just firm enough to spread. TIP The assembled meringue terrine
baking sheet. 5 Cut the square into 3 lengths, each (undecorated) will freeze for up to
2 Mix together the egg whites, sugar roughly 7.5x22.5cm (3x 8¾in). Using a 1 month. Thaw in the fridge for 2
and vinegar in a heatproof bowl. palette knife, lift one length of meringue hours before serving. You can make
Place over a saucepan of gently onto a serving platter and spread with edible snowflakes with sugarpaste and
simmering water and beat with an about a third of the cream. Drizzle with snowflake stamps/cutters. If you want
electric whisk for 10 minutes, or until half the remaining caramel and place a them to harden and stand
very stiff and shiny. second length of meringue on top and upright, use white flower paste
3 Spread the meringue mixture into the spread again with cream. Drizzle with (available from cake decorating shops).
syrup is orange-hued.
Boozy poached 5 Working one by one, squeeze the
pear and gelatine leaves to get rid of any excess
o e ranate tri e water before whisking into the syrup
until dissolved. Let the mixture cool to
SERVES 12
one side until no longer hot to the touch.
For the pears and jelly 6 Spoon the crushed amaretti biscuits
750ml (26fl oz) white wine, e.g. off- into a large trifle dish, decoratively
dry Riesling or Viognier arranging the poached pears on top,
200ml (7fl oz) water cut-side facing outwards; you may need
180g (6oz) caster sugar to cut and balance the pears against
1 tsp vanilla extract each other as necessary.
6 firm William pears, peeled, split 7 Remove the saffron threads before
in half, and cored very carefully pouring the jelly mixture
2 good pinches saffron threads over the pears into the dish. Cover and
7 gelatine leaves, soaked in cold chill overnight.
water 8 For the custard: Combine the cream
12 amaretti biscuits, crushed and vanilla pod in a heavy-based
For the custard saucepan set over a medium heat.
650ml (23fl oz) double cream Bring to a gentle simmer.
1 vanilla pod, split with seeds 9 In the meantime, whisk together the
scraped out egg yolks and sugar/cornflour mixture in
6 large free-range egg yolks a large heatproof bowl until pale and
60g (2oz) caster sugar, mixed with thick, about 4-5 minutes.
RECIPE
1½ tbsp cornflour 10 Remove the cream from the heat
1 large handful of pomegranate when ready and gradually whisk into the
seeds egg yolks and sugar mixture until Recipe and photography by
Stockfood, The Food Media Agency.
For the meringue fully incorporated.
3 large free-range egg whites, at 11 Return the custard to the saucepan
room temperature the cream was in. Set it over a medium 17 Remove the hot syrup from the heat
½ tsp salt heat until it just starts to simmer, and gradually whisk into the egg whites
½ tsp cream of tartar whisking constantly until thick in a slow, steady stream until the
180g (6oz) caster sugar and creamy. meringue is thick, glossy, and cool to
1 tsp vanilla extract 12 Remove from the heat and let cool the touch.
To assemble until no longer hot to the touch, covering 18 Spoon the meringue into the piping
250ml (9fl oz) whipping cream the surface with an oiled piece of bag fitted with a round nozzle. Set aside
1 large handful pomegranate seeds clingfilm to prevent a skin from forming. until needed.
2-3 tbsp shelled pistachios, 13 Once cooled, scatter the 19 To assemble: Whip the cream to
chopped pomegranate seeds over the set jelly. soft peaks in a mixing bowl. Spoon it on
Give the custard a brief whisk before top of the custard layer, spreading it out
1 For the pears and jelly: Combine the spooning it on top of the pomegranate flush with the lip of the trifle dish
wine, water, sugar and vanilla extract in seeds, spreading it out evenly with the you’re using.
a large heavy-based saucepan set over back of a spoon; discard the vanilla pod. 20 Pipe peaked mounds of meringue
a moderate heat. Cover and chill for at least 4 hours. on top of the cream, flicking the nozzle
2 Bring to the boil and cook until the 14 For the meringue: Beat the egg to create tips. Using a chef’s blowtorch,
sugar has dissolved, gently stirring from whites with the salt and cream of tartar carefully brown the ends of
time to time. in a large, oil-free mixing bowl until the meringue.
3 Add the pear halves to the syrup, softly peaked. 21 Scatter the pomegranate seeds
cover with a lid, and poach over a 15 Combine the sugar with 3 tbsp and chopped pistachios on top
medium-low heat until tender to the tip water in a saucepan. Cook over a before serving.
of a knife, about 30-40 minutes. medium heat, stirring, until the sugar
4 Remove the pears from the liquid has dissolved. TIP
and let cool to one side. Return the 16 Bring to the boil and cook until the In step 9, place a tea towel or cloth
syrup to a simmer and add the saffron syrup reaches 121°C/250°F on a under the bowl to help steady it
threads, gently simmering until the sugar thermometer. during whisking.
TIP
This dessert will last in the fridge for
By Jane’s Patisserie ((www.janespatisserie.com
(www.janespatisserie.com)
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Butterscotch
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cheesecake
YOU WILL NEED
For the butterscotch sauce
115g (4oz) unsalted butter
100g (3½oz) dark brown sugar
125ml (4½fl oz) double cream
a pinch of sea salt
1 tsp vanilla extract
For the biscuit base
300g (10½oz) digestives/biscoff
biscuits
150g (5½oz) unsalted butter,
melted
For the cheesecake filling
500g (1lb 1oz) full-fat cream cheese
100g (3½oz) icing sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract
150g (5½oz) butterscotch sauce
300ml (10fl oz) double cream
To decorate
150ml (5fl oz) double cream
2 tbsp icing sugar
butterscotch sauce
sprinkles
toffee sweets
o w s t o p p i n g
A sh ration centrepiece! For the shards
9 For the shards, mix together the extra
celeb
dark and milk chocolate baking chips
and temper (find the Lakeland guide to
tempering chocolate online).
By Lakeland (blog.lakeland.co.uk)
10 Spread your tempered chocolate
thickly over sheets of baking parchment
and sprinkle edible gold and silver stars
Chocolate 25g (1oz) caster sugar over the top. Allow to cool at
For the shards room temperature.
shard cake 326g (1 pack) Guittard® Extra Dark 11 When cooled, apply a little gold leaf,
MAKES 1 Chocolate Baking Chips if desired, and cut into a variety of
For the cake 326g (1 pack) Guittard® Milk triangles and rectangles in different
300g (10½oz) unsalted butter, at Chocolate Baking Chips shapes and sizes.
room temperature gold and silver glitter dust pumps
200g (7oz) caster sugar gold and silver edible stars Assemble your cake
225g (8oz) soft light brown sugar 12 Place the first cake layer on a serving
3 large free-range eggs, beaten For the cake plate and spread with a thin layer of
1 tsp vanilla extract 1 Preheat the oven to 180°C/Gas ganache. Top with the second cake layer
350g (12oz) plain flour Mark 4. and repeat. Top with the third cake layer
2 tsp baking powder 2 To make the cake, cream the butter and gently press the layers together.
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda with both of the sugars until pale and light. 13 Using a palette knife, spread the top
100g (3½oz) cocoa 3 Gradually add the eggs, mixing well and sides of the cake in an even layer
a pinch of salt between each addition and scraping of ganache.
150ml (5fl oz) buttermilk down the sides of the bowl from time to 14 Press the shards around the edge of
150ml (5fl oz) boiling water time. Add the vanilla extract. your cake and add to the top, pressing
For the ganache 4 Sift the flour, baking powder, them down into the cake sponge to
200g (7oz) dark chocolate, finely bicarbonate of soda, cocoa and a pinch keep them in place.
chopped of salt into the mixture and mix until 15 Once you’re happy with your cake,
225ml (8fl oz) double cream almost combined. Add the buttermilk finish off by spraying the shards with
25g (1oz) unsalted butter and boiling water and mix until smooth. gold and silver glitter dust pumps.
on an old
175g (5oz) blackberries 100ml (3½fl oz) liqueur glasses, then
favourite
3 tbsp caster sugar spoon over the sherry. Divide the
3 tbsp water blackberries and cooking juices
2 trifle sponges between glasses and use the back of a
4 tbsp sweet sherry spoon to create an even layer.
2 x 140g (5oz) pots of ready-made 3 Mix the custard with the orange zest,
long-life custard then spoon over the blackberries. Softly
grated zest of ½ a small orange whip the cream and spoon over
150ml (¼pt) double cream the custard.
8 small blackberries and a few 4 Decorate each glass with a blackberry
crushed, sugared almonds to and some roughly crushed sugared
decorate (optional) almonds, if liked.
g h t d e s s e r
A li h festive flair! t
wit
Raspberry 100ml (3½fl oz) elderflower cordial 2 In a large jug, blend the elderflower
75g (3oz) raspberries cordial with the Champagne or sparkling
and blueberry 75g (3oz) blueberries wine and quickly stir in the gelatine.
champagne jellies 3 Pour into six Champagne glasses and
1 Cut the gelatine into small pieces add some raspberries and blueberries
SERVES 6
using scissors. Soak in a bowl with to each. Chill for 3-4 hours, or overnight
5 leaf gelatine sheets 4 tbsp cold water for 10 minutes. Place until set.
500ml (18fl oz) Champagne or the bowl over a saucepan of gently
sparkling wine simmering water and stir until dissolved.
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NewParty
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See in the New Year in style with these
glamorous celebration bakes by Rosanna Pansino.
Get the party started!
Champagne
cupcakes
MAKES 12
For the Champagne cupcakes
180g (6oz) plain flour
1¼ tsp baking powder
½ tsp salt
225g (8oz) unsalted butter, at room
temperature
200g (7oz) granulated sugar
2 large free-range eggs
¼ tsp almond extract
125ml (4fl oz) flat Champagne (no
carbonation)
To decorate
coarse gold sanding sugar
For the Champagne frosting
edible gold candy pearls 6 Preheat the oven to 170°C/Gas 4 large free-range egg whites
Equipment Mark 3. Line 2 baking sheets with 200g (7oz) sugar
5.5cm (2¼in) round cookie cutter parchment paper. 250ml (9fl oz) flat Champagne (no
12 lollipop sticks 7 On a lightly floured surface, roll out carbonation)
piping bag and nozzle the dough to a 1cm (½in) thickness. Cut 450g (16oz) unsalted butter, cubed,
out 12 cookies using the round cookie at room temperature
GET STARTED cutter and place them 5cm (2in) apart ¼ tsp salt
1 In a medium bowl, whisk together on the baking sheets. Equipment
the flour and salt. 8 Insert a lollipop stick halfway into gold foil cupcake cases
2 In a large bowl, with an electric mixer, each cookie. piping bag and nozzle
beat the butter and granulated sugar 9 Freeze the cookies for 10 minutes. sugar thermometer
until light and fluffy, 3-5 minutes. 10 Bake until the cookies are firm to the
3 Beat in the lemon zest and juice. touch, but not browned at the edges, GET STARTED
4 On low speed, beat in the flour about 10 minutes. 1 Preheat the oven to 180°C/Gas Mark
mixture until combined. 11 Let cool on the baking sheets for 4. Line 12 holes of a muffin tin with gold
5 Shape the dough into a disk and wrap 2 minutes, then transfer to a wire rack foil cupcake cases.
in clingfilm. Refrigerate for 1 hour. to cool completely. 2 In a medium bowl, whisk together the
TO DECORATE
1 Make the Champagne frosting.
In a stand mixer fitted with the whisk
attachment, whip the egg whites on
medium speed until frothy, 1-2 minutes.
2 In a small saucepan fitted with a sugar
thermometer, whisk the sugar and half
of the Champagne. Place over a
medium-low heat until the mixture
reaches 93°C/200°F.
3 With the mixer on low speed, slowly
pour the sugar mixture into the egg
whites. Whip on high speed until the
mixture and bowl have cooled to room
temperature, 15-20 minutes.
4 On low speed, slowly add the butter
1 tbsp at a time until fully combined.
Scrape down the sides and bottom of
the bowl, as needed.
5 Add the remaining Champagne and
the salt and whip on medium speed
until light and fluffy, 5-6 minutes.
6 Scoop it into a piping bag fitted with a
nozzle and frost the cupcakes.
7 Sprinkle the frosting with gold
sanding sugar.
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BAKING TIME
50-60 minutes
YO U W I L L N E E D
3 large free-range eggs
100g (3½oz) walnut halves
300g (10½oz) plain flour
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda A B
1 tsp fine sea salt
2 tsp ground cinnamon Scrape down the sides of the bowl before stirring Spoon the batter into the tin.
4 large tart apples, diced in the apples and walnuts.
296ml (10fl oz) rapeseed or
safflower oil
200g (7oz) granulated sugar
163g (5¾oz) light brown sugar
2 tsp pure vanilla extract
EQUIPMENT
The tin must be 26cm (10in)
minimum, such as a Nordic
Ware Anniversary Bundt Tin,
coated with baking spray C D
with flour; or a two-piece
angel food tin, bottom lined Unmould the baked cake. Pour the glaze over the cake.
with parchment, then coated
with baking spray with flour
P R E H E AT T H E OV E N Chop medium coarse.
1 Twenty minutes or longer before toasting 4 In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour,
the walnuts, set an oven rack in the lower bicarbonate of soda, salt and cinnamon.
third of the oven. Preheat the oven to 175ºC/ 5 Peel, core and cut the apples into 3-5mm
Gas Mark 3. (¹⁄8-¼in) dice.
M I S E E N P L AC E M A K E T H E B AT T E R
2 Thirty minutes to 1 hour ahead, set the eggs 6 Into the bowl of a stand mixer, weigh or
on the counter at room temperature. measure the eggs. Add the oil, granulated
Toast and chop the walnuts and brown sugars and the vanilla. Attach the
3 Spread the walnuts evenly on a cookie sheet flat beater and beat on medium speed for
and bake for 5 minutes. Turn the walnuts 1 minute, until blended.
onto a clean tea towel and roll and rub 7 Add the flour mixture and beat on low speed
them around to loosen the skins. Discard any for 20 seconds, just until incorporated.
loose skins and let the nuts cool completely. Scrape down the sides of the bowl.
E n j o y t h e b u n dt c a
ke h
or a
o t
t room
tempera ture!
8 Detach the bowl from the stand and, with a that has been lightly coated with non-stick
large spoon, stir in the apples and walnuts. cooking spray and cool completely for
Spoon the batter into the prepared tin. about 1½ hours. MAKE THIS
RECIPE
BAKE THE CAKE Store airtight Room temperature, 5 days; YO U R OW N
9 Bake for 50-60 minutes, or until a wire cake refrigerated, 10 days; frozen, 2 months. Drizzle caramel
tester inserted near the centre comes out sauce and glaze
clean and the cake springs back when TIP over the cake
pressed lightly in the centre. For baking, it is best to choose tart apples with after unmoulding.
a low water content so that they hold their
COOL THE CAKE shape after softening on baking. If a recipe
10 Let the cake cool in the tin on a wire rack for calls for several apples, it is great to use
30 minutes. If using a straight-sided tin, run a a combination.
metal spatula between the sides of the tin
and the cake. Invert the cake onto a wire rack
A B C
Cook the caramel until almost 188ºC/370ºF. Stir in the hot cream. Stir in the butter.
Step-by-step
Caramel Sauce
and Glaze D
Satiny and pleasingly sticky, caramel is one of the most
delicious additions to cakes and pastries.
The longer it cooks, the darker and less sweet it becomes. Scrape the caramel into a glass measuring cup.
Squidgy carrot and 340g (12oz) plain flour zest for the frosting.
a pinch of salt 3 Sift together the flour, salt,
courgette traybake 1 rounded tsp bicarbonate of soda bicarbonate of soda, baking powder
SERVES 14 1 rounded tsp baking powder and ground ginger in a mixing bowl.
150g (5½oz) butter 1 rounded tsp ground ginger Stir in the sugar, organic carrots and
finely grated zest and juice of 225g (8oz) light muscovado or soft courgettes, then add the melted
1 unwaxed orange brown sugar mixture and stir together well.
3 large free-range eggs, beaten 200g (7oz) British organic carrots, 4 Turn the mixture into the prepared tin
peeled and grated and bake for 45-50 minutes, or until a
150g (5½oz) courgettes, grated fine skewer inserted into the centre of
For the frosting the cake comes out clean. Cool in the tin
200g (7oz) low-fat soft cheese for 20 minutes, then turn out carefully.
½ tsp vanilla extract Cool completely on a wire rack.
1 small organic carrot, grated 5 Make the frosting by beating the
1 tbsp light muscovado or soft low-fat soft cheese, vanilla extract and
brown sugar reserved orange zest together. Spread
on top of the cooled cake. Put the
1 Preheat the oven to 180°C/Gas grated organic carrot into a frying pan
Mark 4. Grease and line a 23cm (9in) with the sugar and heat gently to melt
square cake tin with baking paper, using and caramelise. Cool, then scatter over
a little butter. the cake.
2 Melt the remaining butter in a large
saucepan over a low heat, without TIP Keep the cake refrigerated, though
letting it get too hot. Remove from serve at room temperature. You can
By Great British Carrots (www.britishorganiccarrots.co.uk)
the heat, then add the orange juice freeze the cake for up to 2 months
and beaten eggs. Reserve the orange without the frosting.
Gin-ger
& caramel cake
time saving tip
Decorate the cake with meringue
MAKES 1 CAKE
kisses and gingerbread Christmas
For the sponge cake trees or gingerbread men.
400g (14oz) plain flour These can be shop bought –
250g (9oz) dark brown sugar we won’t tell if you don’t!
2½ tsp ground ginger
2½ tsp ground cinnamon
1½ tbsp bicarbonate of soda
225g (8oz) unsalted butter, cubed
225ml (7½fl oz) whole milk
4 free-range eggs
2 tbsp treacle
grated zest of ½ an unwaxed orange
½ tsp salt
100g (3½oz) chopped dates
25ml (1fl oz) Batch Premium Gin
For the gin syrup
25ml (1fl oz) Batch Premium Gin
50g (1¾oz) caster sugar
juice of ½ an unwaxed orange
For the cinnamon cream
cheese frosting
300g (10½oz) full-fat cream cheese
400g (14oz) double cream
1 tsp ground cinnamon
200g (7oz) icing sugar
For the caramel sauce
200g (7oz) Bonne Maman Salted
Caramel or Hazelnut Praline
Caramel By Liam Beauchamp The Gin Baker for
Bonne Maman (www.bonnemaman.co.uk/recipes)
2 tbsp Batch Premium Gin
1 Preheat the oven to 190ºC/ Gas inserted in the centre comes out clean. whipped cream and combine, making
Mark 5. Grease and line three 20cm Remove from the oven and leave to sure you don’t whip for too long.
(8in) loose-bottom cake tins. You can cool in the tin for 5 minutes before 6 When you are ready to construct your
use just one tin, but it will triple your leaving to cool on a wire rack. Level off cake, place the first sponge on a cake
baking time. Meanwhile, leave your the tops of the cake with a bread knife decorating turntable or a cake stand.
chopped dates to soak in the gin. or a wire slicer. Add a generous amount of frosting to
2 Sift the dry ingredients into a bowl 4 While the cakes cool, prepare the gin the bottom cake layer and level using a
and mix slowly to combine. Add the syrup. Add the leftover gin from the spatula. Top with the second layer and
butter and mix until the mixture dates, along with the caster sugar and repeat. Add the third layer and smooth
resembles sand. Add the eggs, one by orange juice, to a saucepan set over a the remaining frosting over the top and
one, mixing well after each addition. medium heat and stir until the sugar has sides of the cake using a spatula,
Add the treacle and mix until well dissolved. Turn up the heat and allow to leaving the sponge showing through to
combined. Add the milk and orange zest boil for two minutes until the syrup has achieve the ‘naked’ look.
and beat together until the cake mixture thickened slightly. Remove the syrup 7 To make the topping, add the caramel
is smooth. Strain the chopped dates from the heat and brush over the top of sauce and gin to a bowl. Mix well with a
and set the leftover liquid aside. Fold the the cakes using a pastry brush. spoon until you have a smooth, slightly
dates into the cake mixture. Mix until 5 To make the frosting, whip the double runny sauce. Using a piping bag or
the batter is smooth. cream and icing sugar until you have spoon, drizzle caramel sauce around the
3 Divide the batter between the soft peaks. In another bowl, whip the edge of the cake and allow it to drip
prepared cake tins and bake for cream cheese and ground cinnamon down the sides. Use the remaining
20-25 minutes, or until a skewer until soft and fluffy. Slowly fold in the sauce to cover the top of the cake.
Chocolate
ried if
Don't be wcorracks or
meringue cake
SERVES 8-10
the cake a little -
collapses ed to look
it's supposrustic
240g (8½oz) dark chocolate,
a bit
chopped
180g (6oz) unsalted butter,
chopped
2 free-range eggs
4 free-range eggs, extra, separated
90g (3oz) light brown sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract
50g (1¾oz) plain flour, sifted
½ tsp baking powder, sifted
40g (1½oz) ground almonds
220g (8oz) caster sugar
1 tsp white vinegar
3 tsp cornflour, sifted
25g (1oz) cocoa powder, sifted, plus
extra for dusting
PARTY TIME!
A DD R A INBO W SP RINK L E S
T O T HE B AT T E R T O M A K E
I T E V E N MOR E F UN
White party cake 1 tsp pure vanilla extract then the whole egg, scraping down
Swiss buttercream, enough to the sides and bottom of the bowl
MAKES TWO 20cm (8in) ROUND LAYERS fill or cover a 20cm (8in) cake and beating for 30 seconds between
unsalted butter or non-stick spray, each addition.
for greasing 1 Preheat the oven to 180°C/Gas 4 Add the milk and vanilla in 3 additions,
325g (11½oz) white flour Mark 4. Butter or spray the bottom of mixing for a minute after each addition,
335g (12oz) granulated sugar two 20cm (8in) uncoated round cake until fluffy. Fold in the sprinkles. Divide
1 tbsp baking powder tins and line with parchment, or line a the batter evenly between the two
1 tsp salt half sheet tin with parchment. Spray the prepared 20cm (8in) tins or spread the
170g (6oz) unsalted butter, paper with non-stick spray, then batter onto the prepared half sheet tin.
very soft set aside. Bake for 20-25 minutes, or until the cake
4 large free-range egg whites, 2 Whisk the flour, sugar, baking powder just springs back. Leave to cool
at room temperature and salt together in the bowl of a stand completely, then decorate with Swiss
1 large free-range egg, at room mixer fitted with the paddle meringue buttercream.
temperature attachment. Add the butter in pieces
227ml (7½fl oz) whole milk and mix on a low speed until the
40g (1½oz) rainbow sprinkles mixture resembles damp sand.
(optional) 3 Add the egg whites, one at a time,
Pumpkin spice
latte cake
i s p a r t o f a
SERVES 12
The cofficeePumpkin Spice Latte!
To make the cake
400g (14oz) unsalted butter/Stork
400g (14oz) light brown sugar
400g (14oz) self-raising flour
class
8 medium free-range eggs
2 tsp pumpkin spice mix
2 tbsp instant coffee
For the frosting
300g (10½oz) unsalted butter
(not Stork)
600g (1lb 5oz) icing sugar
1½ tsp pumpkin spice mix
1 tsp vanilla extract
Jam tarts
MAKES 12
Ingredient
1 vanilla pod, seeds scraped
(optional)
100g (3½oz) jam, fruit curd or
marmalade of your choice
a pinch of salt
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and roll out the chilled pastry so it’s
an-hou de pastry!
cut out 12 circles, big enough to line the
ready-ma
holes in the tin. Dollop 1-2 tsp of your
chosen filling into each one and, if you
like, cut out little pastry hearts and pop
them on top.
3 Bake for 15-18 minutes, or until
golden and the filling is starting to
bubble a little. Leave to cool in the tin
for a few minutes, then carefully
transfer to a
wire rack to cool
completely.
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MINI MOULD
YOU W IL L NE E D SIL IC ONE
(OR R EG.) MINI-MUF F IN
MOUL DS (3 CM IN DI A .)
Mazarin cakes with marzipan with the sugar in a mixing chocolate. Mix well until melted. Gently
bowl (you will get the best result using heat in the same way as before until the
chocolate glaze an electric mixer), then add the butter chocolate reaches 31°C/88°F. Now it is
MAKES 24 and beat again until smooth. Add the ready to use. Keep the chocolate’s
For the cakes eggs one at a time, beating temperature at a steady 31°C/88°F
250g (9oz) softened salted butter, between additions, until the mixture is while you are working with it.
plus more for the moulds even and smooth, then fold in the flour. 7 Take the cakes out of the moulds, dip
250g (9oz) marzipan, at least 60% 3 Transfer the mixture to a piping bag the top of each one in the tempered
almonds, grated and pipe into the mini-muffin moulds (or chocolate and sprinkle with the
250g (9oz) caster sugar just use a spoon if you don’t have a finely chopped chocolate to decorate.
5 medium free-range eggs piping bag). Fill the moulds to just below
70g (2½oz) plain flour the rim.
50g (2oz) dark chocolate, finely 4 Bake in the oven for 10 minutes, then
chopped, to decorate remove and leave to cool in the moulds.
To temper the chocolate 5 Now to temper the chocolate. For
200g (7oz) dark chocolate, broken this you will need a sugar thermometer.
into pieces Melt 140g (5oz) of the chocolate
in a heatproof bowl over a saucepan of
Recipe taken from
1 Preheat the oven to 190°C/Gas simmering water; make sure the bowl Copenhagen Food
Mark 5. If you have regular mini-muffin does not touch the water. by Trine Hahnemann,
moulds, you will need to butter 6 When the chocolate has reached published by
Quadrille (£25).
them lightly. 50°C/122°F, remove the pan from the Photography by
2 For the cakes, beat the grated heat and add the remaining 60g (2oz) Columbus Leth.
chocola s
1 tsp ground anise of soda and baking powder, then add
firework
1 tsp ground ginger the milk mixture. Fold it together until
150ml (5fl oz) milk combined. Finally add the liquorice and
100g (3½oz) butter stir in until evenly distributed. Spoon the
120g (4¼oz) sugar mixture into the cupcake cases and
a little vanilla extract bake for approx. 25 minutes, or until a
150g (5½oz) flour skewer comes out clean. Leave to cool
1 tsp baking powder on a wire rack. Lightly brush the surface
½ tsp bicarbonate of soda of the cakes with warmed honey.
100g (3½oz) liquorice, very finely 3 To make the icing, place the toffee and
chopped coconut cream into a glass bowl and
3 free-range eggs microwave in short bursts until the toffee
honey, as needed is melted and incorporated into the
For the liquorice buttercream cream, making a thick paste. Stir in the
500g (1lb 1oz) icing sugar salt. Beat the butter and half of the sugar
125g (4½oz) butter until it is very pale and creamy. Add the
½ tsp salt liquorice mixture and remaining sugar
60g (2oz) liquorice, cut into small and mix together. Add a little milk to thin
pieces it to a piping consistency, if needed.
25ml (1fl oz) coconut cream 4 Pipe or spread onto cooled cupcakes
and decorate as desired. To make the
1 Preheat the oven to 180°C/Gas Mark fireworks, draw outlines of firework
4. Line a 12-hole muffin tin with shapes on white paper. Lay the paper
cupcake cases. Pour the milk into a on a flat surface, then place a sheet of
small saucepan and add the anise and parchment paper over the top so the
ginger. Heat the milk, then remove from drawing can be seen from underneath.
By Judit Horvath from Judit Bakes the heat just before it boils. Set aside for Pipe melted chocolate over the top of
(www.juditbakes.com)
the flavours to infuse for an hour. the shapes, then finish with sprinkles.
FEEL GOOD
prepared pans, smoothing the tops with
a spatula, then sprinkle with the
Cranberries are loaded with demerara sugar. Bake for
antioxidant and anti-inflammatory 20-25 minutes, until a toothpick inserted
nutrients that support in the centre comes out clean. (It never
the immune system. hurts to test it a few minutes early to
avoid a dry cake.) Let the cakes cool in
their pans for 10 minutes, then remove
Cranberry-orange 100g (3½oz) pure cane sugar and serve warm or at room temperature
½ tsp kosher salt with fresh whipped cream.
buttermilk 2 large free-range eggs
snacking cake 360g (12oz) buttermilk TIP Snacking cakes will keep sealed in
4 tbsp unsalted butter, melted and an airtight container, or wrapped tightly
MAKES 6 MINI BUNDT CAKES
cooled in parchment paper or beeswax wrap
300g (10½oz) wholewheat pastry grated zest of 2 oranges on the countertop for 3 days. They taste
flour 100g (3½oz) cranberries, halved best reheated in a low oven or sliced
1 tbsp baking powder 3 tbsp demerara sugar and toasted.
as erry ns
MAKES 8
a t b r e a k f a s t
A gre eat on the go!
50ml (2fl oz) milk of choice (I use
almond)
½ tbsp coconut flour
option to
100g (3½oz) raspberries
NUT BUTTERS
It’s easy to make your own nut butters at home – just grind the nuts of your
choice into a thick, oily paste. You can add flavourings, such as edible seeds, salt,
honey and spices, if wished – all you need is a food processor.
Probably the healthiest of all Rich, smooth and creamy, this Most of us are familiar with This is the most widely
the nut butters as it has fewer is one of the most popular the chocolatey variety of consumed nut butter in the
calories and more vitamin E alternatives to peanut butter hazelnut spreads, but it’s also world. It’s highly nutritious,
an ietary re aten or and, although it’s lower in available without flavourings. especially in protein, vitamin
breakfast, it can stabilise protein, it’s richer in minerals t s a oo so rce o re E and minerals, and available
blood-sugar levels for the rest (calcium, magnesium and vitamin E, minerals and salted or unsalted, plain or
of the day, making food zinc) and other nutrients. omega-6 fatty acids, but only with added flavourings,
cravings and snacking has half the protein of smooth or crunchy. Avoid
between meals less likely. peanut butter. brands that have added sugar
and palm oil.
Most of the fat content of Brazil This is richer and sweeter than This is low in saturated fat and Although slightly higher in fat
nuts is mono-unsaturated, other nut butters and quite contains a variety of healthy than other nut butters, this
which is thought to lower LDL oily. Although it can be used as vitamins and minerals. It can contains both omega-3 and
(bad cholesterol) and raise a spread, it is more frequently help to lower unhealthy LDL -6 healthy fats, a jackpot of
HDL (good cholesterol) in the added to smoothies, porridge cholesterol and control blood- vitamins, minerals and
bloodstream. It’s also one of and desserts. sugar levels. Due to its high ietary re
the highest natural sources of re content it is t rien y
selenium, which is believed to and may also ease the
ht in a ation an symptoms of irritable bowel
increase blood flow. syndrome (IBS).
COMBO BUTTER
White chocolate
& raspberry cookies
MAKES 20
Cannoli cookies 1¼ tsp ground cinnamon with the paddle attachment, combine
grated zest of 1 unwaxed orange the granulated sugar, butter, vanilla,
Dolci al Cannolo 1 large free-range egg, at room cinnamon, and orange zest. Beat for
MAKES 48 COOKIES temperature about 5 minutes on medium-high speed
125g (4oz) unsalted pistachios 227g (8oz) whole milk ricotta, until fluffy.
240g (8½oz) plain or ‘00’ flour at room temperature 5 Add the egg and ricotta. Beat again on
1½ tsp baking powder 180g (6oz) mini plain medium-high speed to combine.
½ tsp salt chocolate chips 6 Add the dry ingredients, little by little,
200g (7oz) granulated sugar For the glaze and beat on a medium-high speed until
120g (3¾oz) unsalted butter, at 240g (8½oz) icing sugar a dough forms. Mix in the pistachios
room temperature 3 tbsp milk, plus more as needed and chocolate chips.
2 tsp vanilla extract ¼ tsp vanilla extract 7 Using a tablespoon, portion the
To decorate dough into 15g (½oz) pieces, roll it into
crushed pistachios balls, then place 5cm (2in) apart on the
candied cherries prepared baking sheet.
8 Bake for 10-12 minutes. The bottoms
1 Preheat the oven to 180°C/Gas of the cookies should be slightly brown.
Mark 4. Line a baking sheet with Cool completely before glazing.
parchment paper. 9 To make the glaze, mix together
2 To make the cookies, process the the icing sugar, milk and vanilla in a
pistachios in a food processor until medium bowl, until a smooth glaze
coarsely chopped, 15-20 seconds. forms. Add less milk for a thicker glaze
Transfer to a small bowl and set aside. or more for a thinner glaze.
3 In a large bowl, whisk together the 10 Spoon the glaze over the cookies
flour, baking powder and salt. Set aside. and decorate with chopped pistachios
4 In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted and candied cherries as desired.
UGH IN
150g (5oz) demerara sugar
ADVANCE ORFREEZER
2 medium free-range eggs
IN THE
300g (10oz) plain flour
2 tsp baking powder
2 tbsp cocoa powder
1½ tsp crunchy sea salt flakes
200g (7oz) dark chocolate chips
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Pineapple tiramisu
with ginger, yuzu
Make
and whipped cream
SERVES 8-10
r f e c t w i
A pe arty dessert!n t e r and continue to cook for a further
15 minutes. Remove from the oven and
To decorate (optional)
For that extra wow-factor, decorate
with chocolate holly leaves and
By BerryWorld (www.berryworld.com)
delicious crystallised fresh cranberries.
For the holly leaves, paint melted
Cranberry meringue grated zest and juice of ½ an chocolate onto the back of clean holly or
orange bay leaves, allow to set in the fridge,
roulade with 300ml (10fl oz) double cream repeat with another layer of chocolate
Cointreau 3 tbsp Cointreau and set again. Carefully peel off. To
orange cream make crystallised cranberries, soak
1 Preheat the oven to 200°C/Gas Mark 6. fresh uncooked cranberries in a sugar
SERVES 8 Line a 35x23cm (13½x9in) Swiss roll tin syrup, roll in caster sugar and allow to
For the meringue with lightly greased baking parchment. dry for a few hours.
5 free-range egg whites 2 Whisk the egg whites until very stiff,
275g (9¾oz) caster sugar then gradually add the sugar. Spread the To freeze
50g (1¾oz) flaked almonds meringue into the prepared tin and Place the filled and rolled roulade on a
For the filling sprinkle with the almonds. suitable platter, open freeze overnight,
250g (9oz) BerryWorld cranberries 3 Bake in the oven for 10 minutes, then then wrap in a double layer of foil. Allow
100g (3½oz) caster sugar reduce the heat to 160°C/Gas Mark 3 to defrost slowly for several hours.
AN indulgeunttter
SERVES 4-6 2-3 minutes. Strain over the remaining
Baked Bramley
with lemon,
raspberry and basil
SERVES 1
1 Bramley apple
60g (2¼oz) raspberries
1 tsp caster sugar
a sprig of basil, leaves finely
shredded
1 tsp lemon zest and juice
3 tbsp granola, to serve
Greek yoghurt, to serve
this is a
deliciou
easy ands,
1 Preheat the oven to 180°C/Gas
Mark 4.
2 Score the circumference of the apple speedy pu
with a sharp knife. Scoop out the core
and a little of the flesh to make room for
for one! d
the filling.
3 Mix the raspberries with the sugar,
basil, lemon zest and juice. Stuff the
middle of the apple with this mixture.
4 Place the apple in a baking dish, put
the apple top back on and bake for
25-30 minutes, or until the apple is soft
and tinged golden brown. By Great British Apples (www.greatbritishapples.co.uk)
5 Serve with the yoghurt and granola.
TO SERVE
GOOD Q UA L I T Y
VA NIL L A ICE C R E A M IS A
P E R F EC T M AT CH!
Apple & return to the heat, uncovered, for a portion slightly larger than the other.
further 5 minutes or so, until the On a lightly floured surface, roll out the
blackcurrant blackcurrants burst and the purée larger piece into a rectangle and line the
slab pie thickens slightly. Remove from the heat base and sides of a 20x30cm (8x12in)
and leave to cool. Once cold, taste and baking tin, allowing any extra to hang
MAKES 8-12 SQUARES
add a little more sugar if it is a little on over the edges.
For the filling the tart side. Personally, I like the 5 Spoon the cooled apple mixture
4 crisp eating apples contrast of tart fruit and sweet flaky into the pastry case. Roll the second
2-3 tbsp caster sugar, plus extra for pastry so I tend to err on the side piece into a rectangle slightly larger
sprinkling of tartness. than the top of the pie. Brush the edges
a squeeze of lemon juice 3 Prepare the sweet pastry: Tip the with water and place on top of the
200g (7oz) blackcurrants flour and salt into a bowl. Add the butter filling, then press the edges together to
For the sweet pastry and, using a round-bladed or palette seal, and trim off any excess with a
350g (12oz) plain flour, plus extra knife, cut the butter into the flour until sharp knife. Crimp the edges and chill
for rolling out the pieces are half their original size. for 20 minutes. Preheat the oven to
a good pinch of salt Now switch to using your hands to rub 180°C/Gas Mark 4, placing a baking
225g (8oz) unsalted butter, chilled the butter into the flour. Working sheet inside.
and diced quickly, pick up handfuls of the flour and 6 Brush the top of the pie with beaten
50g (1¾oz) icing sugar, sifted butter and allow it to pass across your egg white, sprinkle with sugar and
1 medium free-range egg yolk (save fingertips, gently pressing and rubbing snip holes into the pastry using
the white for glazing) the mixture as it falls back into the bowl. scissors. Place on the hot baking sheet
3-4 tbsp ice-cold water Still working quickly, continue rubbing and bake for about 35 minutes, turning
1 tsp lemon juice the butter into the flour until there are the sheet around halfway through, until
only very small flecks of butter the filling is piping hot and the pastry is
1 Start by making the filling so that it remaining. Add the sugar and mix. crisp and golden. Cool slightly and serve
has time to cool before assembling the Make a well in the middle of the with ice cream.
pie. Peel, quarter, core and thinly mixture, add the egg yolk, ice-cold
slice the apples and tip into a medium- water and lemon juice and mix using hte
sized saucepan. palette knife until the pastry starts to
2 Add 2 tbsp sugar and the lemon juice, clump together. Gather into a ball using
This recipe is
cover the pan, set over a low-medium your hands and very lightly knead for taken from Pies &
heat and cook for about 5 minutes, 10 seconds until smooth. Flatten into a Tarts by Annie Rigg,
stirring from time to time until the rectangle, cover with clingfilm and chill published by
Quadrille (£22).
apples soften but still retain some for 1 hour, or until firm. Photography by
texture. Add the blackcurrants and 4 Divide the dough in two, with one Nassima Rothacker.
g l i s h d e s s e r t ! to cool.
3 Now move onto preparing the fruit.
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2 tbsp lemon juice, plus ghee in a pan and add the sugar. Add the to your desired thickness. Put the dough
1cm (½in) piece of peel pastry and combine by hand over a very in the oven for 15-20 minutes until light
1 tbsp each of rose water low heat. Add the semolina flour and mix golden brown on top. Watch it carefully
and orange blossom water with the shredded pastry. Slowly add the as it can burn quickly.
rose water and orange blossom water, 3 While the dough is baking, drain and
1 Preheat the oven to 200°C/Gas kneading until it sticks together well over rinse the halloumi cheese. Mix all the
Mark 6. Use 1 tsp of ghee to grease a the lowest heat possible. cheeses together by hand in a bowl.
30cm (12in) pizza pan. Shred the katai 2 Press the dough into the greased pizza Add the rose water and orange blossom
pastry in a blender. Melt the remaining pan to about a 3mm (1/8in) thickness (or water and incorporate, then set aside.
4 For the simple syrup, combine the 700g (1lb 6oz) full-fat soft 4 For the kataifi, halve the pastry and
sugar and water in a small saucepan and cream cheese the butter. Press one batch of pastry
bring to the boil. Add the lemon juice and 1 tbsp orange blossom water into the base of the round cake tin and
the piece of lemon peel and leave to 1 tbsp rose water add one batch of melted butter on top.
simmer for about 5 minutes. Remove For the kataifi Bake for 15-20 minutes until the pastry
from the heat, add the rose water and 600g (1lb 4½oz) kataifi pastry is a golden caramel colour.
orange blossom water and leave to cool. 250g (9oz) butter, melted 5 Remove the tin from the oven and
5 When the dough is ready, remove it sugar syrup (see recipe, left) reduce the oven temperature to 120°C/
from the oven and leave to cool for dried, crushed rose petals, to serve Gas Mark ¼-½. Add half the sugar
about 10 minutes. Spread the cheese 50g (1¾oz) pistachios, half crushed, syrup to the tin while it’s still hot, then
evenly over the top. half left whole, to serve add the cheesecake mix and bake again
6 Return to the oven for about for 1 hour.
2 minutes until the cheese slightly 1 Preheat the oven to 200ºC/Gas 6 While this is cooking, shred the
melts and evens out. Remove from the Mark 6. Line a 25cm (10in) round second batch of kataifi into a pan over a
oven and leave to cool for another loose-bottomed cake tin with medium-low heat and toss it with the
10 minutes. baking parchment. remaining melted butter. Toast it in the
7 Shake gently until it detaches from 2 For the cheesecake mix, cream the pan until it is golden, then remove from
the pan. Put it on a serving dish, drizzle free-range eggs and sugar in a bowl the heat, toss in the remaining sugar
with a thin layer of cooled simple syrup until doubled in volume and very light syrup and leave to cool completely. Store
and scatter with chopped pistachios. in colour. in a sealed container until ready to use.
3 In a separate bowl, start whipping the 7 Once the cheesecake is cooked,
Hala’s knafeh cream until it has formed a medium to remove from the oven and refrigerate
cheesecake stiff peak. Fold in the cream cheese,
orange blossom water and rose water.
overnight to set.
8 The next day, add the golden crunchy
A modern take on the Add the egg and sugar mix and beat kataifi pastry on top with the rose petals
traditional knafeh until well combined and thickened. Set and pistachios and serve.
SERVES 10-12 aside while you prepare the
For the cheesecake mix base and topping.
2 free-range eggs
300g (10½oz) golden caster sugar
280ml (9fl oz) double cream
p the
You can swpuampkin
Mark 6. Line a 20cm (8in) cake tin with start to see small air bubbles on the top.
baking parchment. When it is golden on the bottom and
2 In a large bowl, mix together the olive cooked through, with bubbles visible on
nuts for meone has
seeds if soallergy
oil, free-range eggs and sugar. Sift the top, remove from the pan, set aside and
a nut
flour, baking powder, bicarbonate of repeat with the remaining mixture.
soda, salt and ginger into a separate 3 Once you have made all of them, you
bowl, then add to the sugar and eggs can start stuffing them. I used
and stir to combine. Now add the grated sweetened cream, but feel free to add
courgettes and chopped pistachios and your own chosen filling. Place a dollop
stir through, then transfer the mixture to of stuffing in the centre of one pancake.
the tin. If you are serving straight away, begin
3 Place the cake in the oven for about pressing the edges of the pancake
50-60 minutes until a skewer inserted together on one side, but stop halfway,
into the centre comes out clean. Leave so you have a semicircle that is open on
the cake to cool for a few minutes in the one side, exposing some of the lling.
tin, then transfer to a wire rack to Repeat with the rest.
cool completely. 4 If you are deep-frying, seal the
4 For the icing, mix the icing sugar and pancakes all the way. Half- fill a deep
lemon juice together to create a smooth pan with oil, heat to 180ºC (350ºF), then
texture, then pour over the cooled cake. fry the pancakes until slightly golden
Serve in lovely thick slices. and crisp. Remove from the oil and drain
on kitchen towel for a few minutes.
Qatayef 5 To serve either version, drizzle with
Soft pancakes filled with the orange blossom sugar syrup,
cream in an orange blossom scatter over the pistachios and rose
sugar syrup petals and serve.
MAKES 25-30
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of carrotncakes!
mini pa Carrot cake 1 Put the flour, salt, mixed spice, sugar,
egg, yoghurt and milk into a large mixing
pancakes bowl and use a hand whisk or fork to
SERVES 4 (APPROX. 2 PANCAKES EACH) mix everything together thoroughly.
100g (3½oz) wholemeal or white 2 Stir in the grated organic carrot and
self-raising flour raisins or sultanas.
a pinch of salt 3 Heat a non-stick frying pan over a
¼ tsp ground mixed spice medium heat. Add 2-3 drops of oil.
20g (¾oz) light muscovado sugar Cook tablespoons of the batter in
1 large free-range egg batches, turning them over after
4 tbsp low fat plain yoghurt 1-2 minutes to cook the other sides.
100ml (3½fl oz) milk Make about 8 small pancakes
150g (5½oz) British organic carrots, altogether, adding a few more drops of
peeled and grated oil to the frying pan with each batch.
50g (2oz) raisins or sultanas 4 Serve the warm pancakes with
3-4 tsp vegetable oil a drizzle of honey or golden syrup,
clear honey or golden syrup, if you like.
By British Organic Carrots to serve (optional)
(www.britishorganiccarrots.co.uk)
Chocolate chip
twinkies
SERVES 12
For the twinkies
a few squirts of non-stick
cooking spray
225g (8oz) plain white flour
1 tsp baking powder
¼ tsp salt
2 tbsp whole milk
4 tbsp unsalted butter
1 tsp vanilla extract
5 large free-range eggs
12 tbsp unrefined golden
caster sugar
¼ tsp cream of tartar
a handful chocolate chips
For the filling
170g (6oz) Nutella
170g (6oz) unsalted butter
170g (6oz) icing sugar
½ tsp vanilla extract
For the chocolate dip
50g (2oz) chocolate chips (melted)
a handful of sprinkle decorations
affron ns
MAKES 24
Cinnamon kringle
SERVES 8
200g (7oz) caster sugar 3 Form the buns by rolling the dough
1 free-range egg, lightly beaten into 24 sausages, then curl each into
a round bun. Alternatively, you could
1 Mix the boiling water with the saffron, shape each as the numbers eight or
stir a little and leave for 10 minutes. five, or other shapes inspired by
2 Crumble the yeast into the milk and Nordic mythology.
stir to dissolve, then add the crème 4 Set on baking sheets lined with
fraîche, melted butter and saffron baking parchment, cover with tea
water. In a separate bowl, mix 1kg towels and leave to rise again, in
(2lb 2oz) of the flour with the raisins (if a warm place, for 30 minutes. The recipes on pages
78-79 are taken from
using), salt and sugar, then mix into the 5 Preheat the oven to 200°C/Gas Copenhagen Food
yeast mixture. Knead with the rest of Mark 6. Brush the buns with the egg by Trine Hahnemann,
the flour on a surface into a smooth and bake for 25 minutes. Leave to cool published by
Quadrille (£25).
dough. Return to the bowl, cover and on a wire rack before serving. Photography ©
leave to rise in a warm place for 2 hours. Columbus Leth.
whips
whipping, well chilled to combine well with the chocolate. If
Soya creaym when it 2-3 tbsp rum required, use a spatula to scrape the
is well
12 raspberries for decoration bowl and stir it all through thoroughly.
To finish Flavour the mousse with the rum and
100ml (3½ fl oz) soya cream, beat everything again vigorously.
suitable for whipping, well 3 Spread half of the mousse over the
chilled biscuit base. Scatter the raspberries
evenly over the surface and cover with
1 To make the base, blitz the biscuits in the remaining mousse, smoothing the
a food processor until you have fine surface. Leave to chill for a few hours.
crumbs. Melt the margarine and mix 4 Whip the cream for decorating,
with the crumbs until well combined. decant into a piping bag with a nozzle of
Line a springform tin with baking paper your choice attached, then pipe 12 large
and spread the biscuit mixture over the swirls of cream onto the cake. Put a
base, using a spoon to press it down raspberry on top of each swirl of cream.
firmly, then smooth the surface. Chill for Chill until ready to serve.
Neapolitan for whipping, well chilled the cream, then whisk on the highest
4 packs of vegan Neapolitan wafers, setting until well combined. Refrigerate.
wafer cake each pack weighing 75g (2½oz) 4 Slice both of the cakes horizontally with
SERVES 12 100g (3½oz) apricot jam a sharp knife or cheese wire to create
For the cake layers To finish 4 cake sections. Place one of these
500g (1lb 2oz) plain flour 1 pack of vegan Neapolitan wafers sections on a cake platter. Heat the
300g (10oz) ground hazelnuts 50g (1¾oz) vegan dark chocolate, apricot jam in a small pan, then spread a
400g (14oz) fine cane sugar melted quarter of it on the cake followed by a
30g (1oz) baking powder quarter of the cream, smoothing the
1 tsp ground vanilla 1 Preheat the oven to 180°C/Gas surface to finish. Continue layering up
500ml (16fl oz) soya milk with Mark 4. For the cake layers, combine cake, jam and cream in this manner with
vanilla flavouring the flour, hazelnuts, sugar, baking the remaining sections, finishing with a
240ml (8fl oz) rapeseed oil powder and vanilla in a bowl. In a mound of cream on top.
For the filling separate bowl, mix the soya milk and 5 To decorate, chop the Neapolitan
1.2 ltr (2 pts) soya cream, suitable rapeseed oil, then stir these into the dry wafers into pieces and scatter them
ingredients until thoroughly combined. over the centre of the cake, then drizzle
2 Line 2 springform tins with baking with melted chocolate. Put the cake in
paper and put half the mixture into each. the fridge and leave the flavours to
Bake in the centre of the oven for about develop overnight.
40 minutes, until an inserted skewer
comes out clean. Remove from the
oven and leave to cool completely.
3 For the filling, whip the cream with an Recipes on this page
are taken from Vegan
electric whisk on its highest setting for at Cakes and Other
least 3 minutes until stiff. Put the Bakes by Jérôme
Neapolitan wafers into a freezer bag and Eckmeier and
Daniela Lais,
bash them with a rolling pin to create fine published by DK
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For the organic chicken, leek & mushroom puff pie, see page 95
1 tbsp sage egg. Roll between your hands to
2 tbsp plain flour make a rounded and even-shaped ball.
2 free-range eggs, beaten Repeat with the remaining eggs and
50g (1¾oz) breadcrumbs sausagemeat to make 12 balls.
50g (1¾oz) panko breadcrumbs 4 Put the flour, beaten egg and
celery salt breadcrumbs in three separate
shallow bowls. Season the flour with
1 Preheat the oven to 200°C/Gas the celery salt. Dip the eggs in the flour
Mark 6, then line a baking sheet with to lightly coat, then in the beaten egg,
baking parchment. and finally in the breadcrumbs. Repeat
Scotch quails’ 2 Place the sausagemeat in a bowl with the remaining eggs and place them
with the sage and mix together with on the baking tray.
eggs with panko a fork. Divide the meat into 5 Bake in the oven for 20 minutes until
breadcrumbs 12 equal portions. golden. Cook’s perk: cut one open to
3 Take a portion of the sausagemeat make sure the sausagemeat is cooked
SERVES 12
and flatten it in the palm of your throughout, then eat when satisfied.
450g (1lb) good pork sausagemeat hand. Put one of the eggs in the centre
12 quails’ eggs, hard-boiled and wrap the sausagemeat around the
Oaty carrot and 125g (4oz) butter, melted and 200g (7oz) British organic carrots,
e-from- e
combine the flour, baking powder,
a t a s t y h o m
k, Or pop on
dried herbs, porridge oats and salt.
into a
dry ingredients, taking care that you
don’t over-mix. Share the mixture
between the muffin cases and bake for
25-30 minutes, until firm and golden.
Cool on a wire rack.
TIP
The secret of successful muffins is to
avoid over-mixing the wet and dry
ingredients. Freeze some of the muffins
By British Organic Carrots in a freezer bag or box – they will keep
(www.britishorganiccarrots.co.uk)
for up to 3 months.
MAKES 3 FRESE
sticks to the sides of the bowl. The
dough should be very wet, but not is it ready?
7g (¼oz) sachet of active dry yeast stick to your hands. Break off a small piece of dough
300ml (10fl oz) warm water 3 Brush a large bowl with olive oil. Place and put it in a glass of warm
4 large free-range eggs, at the dough inside the bowl. Cover the water. When the dough rises to the
room temperature bowl with clingfilm and let rise in a warm top that usually means your dough
55g (2oz) lard, at room temperature place until the dough doubles in size, about has finished rising.
60 ml (2fl oz) extra-virgin olive oil, 1 hour and 30 minutes to 2 hours.
plus more for brushing the bowl 4 Grease 2 baking sheets with olive oil
and greasing the pans and set aside.
560g (1lb 4oz) bread flour, plus 5 Lightly flour a work surface and turn
more for dusting the dough out onto it. Divide the dough
2 tsp sea salt into 3 equal pieces. Roll each piece into
¼ tsp black pepper a 5cm (2in) thick rope and shape each
rope into a ring. Arrange the rings on the
1 In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted baking sheets, making sure the frese do
with the dough hook attachment, not touch one another. Cover the baking
dissolve the yeast in 240 ml (8fl oz) of sheet with a clean kitchen towel and let
the warm water. Let stand until the rise in a warm place until doubled in
mixture bubbles, about 3 minutes. size, about 1 hour.
2 Add 3 of the eggs and the lard to 6 Preheat the oven to 200°C/Gas
the bowl. Mix on low speed. With the Mark 6.
mixer running, stream in the olive oil. 7 In a small bowl, beat the remaining
Gradually add the flour. Continue mixing egg. Brush the tops of each dough ring
together until incorporated. Add the with the beaten egg. Bake for
salt, pepper and the remaining 60ml (2fl 18-20 minutes, until golden brown.
oz) warm water. Increase the speed
to medium and mix until a smooth,
350g (12oz) breakfast sausage sausage and apples to a large bowl and
2 sweet-tart apples, such as Granny let cool completely, about 20 minutes.
Smith or Gala, about 350g (12oz), 3 Make the scone dough following the
peeled, cored and cut into 1cm packet instructions, then divide into
(½in) cubes rounds and cut each round in quarters.
1 pack of scone or dumpling Add the scone pieces to the bowl with the
mix, made following packet apples and sausage, then add the Cheddar,
instructions melted butter, rosemary, garlic powder
175g (6oz) grated white and onion powder and toss to combine.
Cheddar cheese 4 Transfer the mixture to the prepared
115g (4oz) unsalted butter, melted tin, then bake for 20-25 minutes until the
and cooled biscuit dough is puffed and golden and
2 tsp minced fresh rosemary leaves the cheese has melted.
2 tsp garlic powder 5 Remove from the oven and let the
1 tsp onion powder monkey bread cool for 5 minutes, then
invert it onto a serving platter and serve.
1 Preheat the oven to 200°C/Gas
Mark 6. Grease a 2.4 ltr (4pt) Bundt tin
with vegetable oil.
Sausage, apple 2 In a large non-stick frying pan, heat Adapted from Tasty:
the vegetable oil over a medium-high
& Cheddar heat. Crumble in the sausage and cook,
Ultimate , published
by Ebury Press (£20).
monkey bread stirring, until cooked through and no
Photography by
Lauren Volo.
longer pink, about 5 minutes. Add the TASTY is a
SERVES 8
apples and cook, stirring, until the trademark of
BuzzFeed, Inc., and
1 tbsp vegetable oil, plus more sausage is browned and the apples are used under licence.
for greasing soft, for 15-17 minutes. Transfer the All rights reserved.
fins are
Gluten-free spinach under the cold tap, then
Dried fruit
Thick batter? or chocolate
chips sinking to
Stiff peak Overbeaten Smooth the top of the bottom of
The peak will hold The peak will the batter in the your bake?
and the tip points eventually collapse
straight up. back on itself. The tin before baking Coat them in flour
mixture will also look before adding to
so it rises evenly. the batter.
grainy and dull.
Problem
solved!
This tip is taken from
Baking All Year
Round by Rosanna
Pansino, published
by Sphere in
Hardback (£20).
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