This blackberry pie recipe asks only for six ingredients and a little of your time and love and will thank you with a tart to be proud off. Also, if making pastry isnt at all your thing, just use ready-made shortcrust and no-one will be the wiser.
These lemon tarts have just three ingredients and are perfect to take to a party or gathering with friends. They are so easy even the kids will be able to make them.
If leaving tins boiling on the stove makes you nervous then this slow cooker salted caramel is for you. Use it for desserts, over ice cream, in tarts or to dip crunchy apples into.
This delicious salted caramel sauce can be used in a variety of ways.You can pour it on ice cream or even dip wafers or fruit pieces in it for a sweet treat.
A delicious and easy pancake recipe that is fast to get on the table and better tasting than any convenience pre-packaged mix.
Yes it's old school but crème caramel is one of the greatest desserts of all time. Orange, caramel and pistachio is all you need to hear to know that this recipe will not disappoint your tastebuds.
This decadent chocolate mousse is sweet and we have used the tang of yoghurt to offset the sweetness. It is an unlikely but surprisingly delicious pairing.
These Italian almond biscuits boast a mocha flavour that make them go down perfectly with a cup of coffee after dinner or as a side to a mousse or ice cream dessert.
This citrus pudding boasts a layer of lemon sponge with another luscious layer of tangy curd underneath. Dusted with icing sugar and with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, it's a recipe you'll come back to again and again.
This simple dessert is made by cooking bananas until they're soft in a buttery cinnamon syrup with rum. The alcohol is burned off during cooking so they're safe for kids to enjoy too. Serve with a scoop of ice cream.
Not only are these caramelised fruit kebabs fun to eat, they are utterly delish too! Serve them hot, or at room temperature. Either way they make a totally satisfying (and not too naughty!) dessert.
With only four ingredients, these apricot and coconut balls are the perfect treat to make with your kids. They'll love shaping the coconut balls in their hands and then rolling them in the desiccated coconut. Easy and delicious!
Dessert doesn't get much more impressive or simpler than choc-dipped strawberries. So easy but taste so good! Use other fruit pieces if you like to make up a platter.
Treat yourself to a 3pm pick up with these yummy chocolate cheesecake bites. Make them in your ice cube tray to ensure they don't pack too much calorie punch.
This is a classic no-bake mango cheesecake with a sweet passionfruit sauce. It is perfect for entertaining and so easy even the kids can help you make it.
It may not be authentic, but this lemon sorbet is so easy to make, with no cooking involved and only two ingredients, and it's mighty refreshing on a hot day.
Perfect for breakfast, brunch or even dessert these light crepes covered in blueberries and strawberries taste delicious with a scoop of ice cream.
If you are looking for an easy dessert that is made from pantry ingredients then this 3 ingredient golden syrup pudding is for you. It's a bit like a roly poly and tastes just as good.
A super easy dessert, this chocolate mousse is made with ricotta cheese that's flavoured with coffee. Spoon into glasses and top with almond nougat for beautiful individual desserts.
Try these yummy banana pancakes for a special dessert when you want to treat the kids. You'll be hard pressed not to slurp up the delicious caramel sauce on its own!
This chocolate lasagne is layer upon layer of decadence with an Oreo base, cheesecake layer, chocolate pudding and cream. Make up a tray for your next gathering and watch it disappear.
This is a crumble in reverse; a smaller layer of fruit on top with lots of crumble underneath. It's also great for cooking with kids as it copes with lots of handling!
Simple and delicious Apple Meringue Pie recipe using Gala and Pink Lady Apples. A twist on the old favourite Lemon Meringue Pie.
Apple crumble is one of the best and easiest desserts you can make on a wintry night. Now those with an intolerance to gluten can still enjoy the crumbly topping with this recipe that replaces wheat flour with rice flour and almond meal. Clever and delicious.
While this is called a 'light' cheesecake, you might not want to overindulge if you're watching your calorie intake. It's quick to prepare and sets in the fridge. Top with fresh berries.
Bread and butter pudding is a classic baked dessert that's perfect on a wintery night. This version uses condensed milk and a french bread stick to give a wonderful creamy yet crunchy texture.
These red velvet cupcakes have all the chocolate-y flavour of Devils food cake only they are bright red. They are perfectly paired with a whipped cream cheese frosting so they are not too sweet.
These fancy-looking apple pastries are so simple and the custard makes them so much more child friendly than the jamm-y version. Slice, roll, bake and you've got a plate full of yummy apple custard roses.
