Simple Vanilla Fudge
Try this simple vanilla fudge recipe. It is delicious mixed with ice cream, crumbled on top of a cake, or enjoyed as a treat on its own. A thermometer is essential for making fudge, so make sure to have one on hand.
Try this simple vanilla fudge recipe. It is delicious mixed with ice cream, crumbled on top of a cake, or enjoyed as a treat on its own. A thermometer is essential for making fudge, so make sure to have one on hand.
Although upside-down cakes were documented in the late 1800s, the origins of this classic cake go back to America, around the 1920s, when canned pineapple gained popularity. This version adds desiccated coconut for extra texture and the zest of a lime to complement the pineapple.
A delicious loaf cake made with honey instead of sugar. The flavour varies dependent upon the type of runny honey you use, dark honey gives a deeper flavour. When the cake comes out of the oven it is treated to a honey syrup! With thanks to Dawn Roads for the delicious recipe.
A super simple sponge cake decorated with brightly coloured sprinkles. Thanks to the AGA demonstrator Naomi Hansell for the recipe.
Do you love it or hate it? We love these chunky cheese straws made with a generous spoonful of Marmite for a delicious umami flavour. Add more or less to your mix depending on whether you’re a lover or hater.
Give this simple, easy recipe a try! The filling turns out beautifully light, and baking it on the oven floor ensures a crispy, perfectly cooked pastry base. It makes a delicious light lunch or snack on its own, and small garnished slices can serve as an impressive starter for entertaining.
I run the Pig and Hay food stall on Chapel Market in Islington where we serve up fresh homemade scotch eggs, sausage rolls and pork sandwiches to a busy lunchtime crowd. These black pudding scotch eggs are one of my best sellers. Follow Hayley on Twitter: @Pig_and_Hay