Little raspberry bread and butter puddings
Bread and butter pudding gets a delicious makeover with croissants and raspberries replacing the white bread and sultanas. Serve it in individual ramekins and it will be the talk of your next dinner party.
Bread and butter pudding gets a delicious makeover with croissants and raspberries replacing the white bread and sultanas. Serve it in individual ramekins and it will be the talk of your next dinner party.
There is nothing more comforting and full of love than a baked rice pudding. This dish is topped with fresh strawberries to make it even more irresistible.
These meringue wreaths are light and a bit chewy on the inside, and would look great glistening under some fairy lights. I've decorated with cachous and chocolate, but you could do it with jelly-tots mini raspberries or even hundreds and thousands.
If you're looking for a gluten-free dessert recipe then this is the one for you. This apple and blackberry crumble uses almond meal and coconut for the crunchy topping. Serve with ice cream!
This 2 ingredient white chocolate mousse is easy enough even for the most basic cook. Grab some cream and white chocolate and you're good to go!
This is a crumble in reverse. Thats to say, theres a smaller layer of fruit on top with lots of crumble underneath. And for those of us who think that a crumbles golden, crunchy topping is the best bit - then I grant you pudding perfection!
For a healthy and fun kiddie treat, you can't go past these Strawberry and orange icy pops. They are the perfect way to end a hot summer's day. So refreshing!
This impressive sweet treat is much healthier than it looks. Serve up these apple pastries with spiced cream cheese frosting for afternoon tea and the kids will think they've hit the jackpot. So yum!
An easy dessert recipe that only has four ingredients, tastes rich and delicious and looks impressive to boot! These yummy chocolate pots are just the thing to make when you have dinner guests.
Imagine making rich, decadent chocolate profiteroles without having to pipe pastry or whisk eggs. This cheeky cheat yields an impressive sweet in a fraction of the time.
These divine maple poached pears can be eaten either warm or cold, for breakfast, lunch or dinner! The perfect topping for cereals or porridge and delicious served alongside a stack of pancakes and ice cream. We love the versatility of the recipe, and so will you!
Rice pudding is classic nursery food - calming, mellow and easy to eat. Some cook it in a saucepan on a stove-top and others prefer to bake it in a slow oven. But however you cook it, it's delish! Especially when paired with brown sugar pears. Need we say more?
These dessert tortillas are made from sugared and spiced tortilla cones stuffed with fruit and served with ice cream. An unusual fruity idea that will be a hit with the kids.
Having a slice baked and ready to eat at a moment's notice really does make you a Super Mum - and it is surprisingly easy to do. Especially when you cook this jammy slice that has a delicious crumbly coconut-y topping.
These light and delicious pancakes use mulberry fromage frais in their mix and are topped with a dollop of the same! Fruity, creamy and a perfect way to start the day.
This cheesecake dip with fruit sticks recipe is a great after dinner treat or afternoon snack. The kids will be delighted - it's healthy, fun and delicious - what more could you want after a long day at school?
Coconut rice gives the idea of rice pudding a whole new meaning! The perfect finish to an Asian-inspired meal, this easy dessert combines the creaminess of cooked rice and coconut milk with the freshness of banana slices. Delicious!
In need of a quick dessert for the family or the in laws have popped over. You are sure to have all of these staples in your pantry and fridge and everyone will be impressed.
This easy stir and bake recipe makes a cake that tastes as naughty (and nice) as it sounds. With an added dash of whisky and minimal washing up, it's irresistible!
With only three ingredients, this chocolate mousse really is easy peasy. Just melt, whisk and combine for a truly decadent dessert.
This easy sweet treat works wonderfully as an edible gift or as an after dinner bite with coffee. The toasted almonds give a wonderful flavour to the chocolate while the hint of orange is delicious. One will never be enough.
This creamy frozen honeycomb slice is a delicious combination of malty biscuits, creamy ice cream and crunchy honeycomb. This slice is so easy that the kids could make this by themselves.
This rocky road sundae is the perfect end to a dinner party meal after you have slaved over the main with little time left for dessert. Its still oh-so-special but is easy to prepare before your guests arrive and fast to assemble when you are ready to serve.
These baked apples are an old-fashioned but delicious recipe. Served with hot custard you can't beat the golden sweetness that you can only get from baking. They form their own buttery caramel sauce in the dish underneath.
This peach and raspberry cake is based on a great recipe by Julie Goodwin. I needed something a little special so I have spiced it up and added some raspberries.
No need to fiddle about with homemade pastry lids for this apple pie! Use a shortcut with ready made frozen pastry, pile on the apples and then fold the edges over to make a deliciously untidy pie. Serve hot with ice cream.
Try this recipe to make this delicious chocolate sauce. It will go perfectly with many of your favourite desserts. It's very versatile and super easy to make.
This no bake Nutella cheesecake is perfect for the beginner cook and will have your guests coming back for more.
This recipe for marbled chocolates is great for the kids to get cooking. Place finished chocolates in small paper or foil cases for gifts. If you have an empty chocolate box in the house, fill it up with your homemade goodies.