Apricot Croissant French Toast Bake
This croissant french toast bake is my ultimate meal prep for a delicious breakfast with minimal work. You prepare it the night before and bake it in the morning. This is always going to be a win for my busy mum days. It’s a real crowd pleaser if you have friends or family staying and an easy way to feed a bigger crowd. It’s crisp on top while staying soft and custardy in the middle. The apricot conserve sits in little fruity pockets and caramelises on the edges.
Peanut, Stem Ginger & Miso Cheesecake Swirl Cookies
These are my ode to the sweet and salty lovers. I am one of them so these are also for me! I have been a bit obsessed with making flavoured chocolate barks for my cookies. It has really opened up so many possibilities to add in flavours that you don’t necessarily want in the actual cookie dough.
Miso Maple Latte Syrup
This is a lovely autumnal addition to your coffee. I like to use 2 tsp in a double shot latte. It's not too sweet and gives a lovely subtle umami gingerbread caramel flavour.
Plum Galettes with Honey Chamomile Cream
This is the perfect dessert recipe as the season slowly shifts into Autumn and you’re ready to cosy up indoors. You can use any seasonal fruit you have around but plums are one of my favourites. Paired with a softly whipped chamomile infused honey cream, they make an ideal no-fuss autumnal treat.
Germany - Maulwurfkuchen
A traditional German cake, often eaten for birthdays. Maulwurfkuchen translates to ‘Mole Hill’ and I’m sure you can see why. It consists of a chocolate sponge which is hollowed out before being filled with sliced banana. It is then topped with the biggest mound of whipped cream you’ve ever seen (speckled with crunchy chocolate flecks) and finished with the chocolate crumbs that were scooped out earlier.
Canada - Nanaimo Bars
A chocolate, coconut and biscuit base, custard buttercream middle layer, all finished with a dark indulgent chocolate topping. I great snack to make at the weekend for an afternoon pick me up during the week.