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birthday cake number 1

Birthday cake numbers – smartie one

For a memorable first birthday party, serve up this top notch, Smartie-covered birthday favourite from The Australian Women’s Weekly’s famous ‘Children’s Birthday Cake Book‘ cookbook. This recipe first featured in The Children’s Birthday Cake Book published in 1980. Smarties are now deemed to pose a choking risk to small children and instead, you could choose […]
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Coconut scones

Coconut scones

A fresh take on the old English classic (and they're completely vegan).
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Apple tea cake

Apple tea cake

Cut yourself a big slice, pop on the kettle, and sit back and relax.
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Best-ever hot cross buns

Best-ever hot cross buns

Wow your friends and family with these glorious homemade hot cross buns. Packed full of juicy raisins, and finished with a sweet, sticky glaze, they'll have your guests coming back for more!
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Honey snap biscuits

Honey snap biscuits

Crisp and lightly spiced, these honey snap biscuits do exactly what their name suggests. Delicious served with a glass of milk, a cup of coffee or a scoop of ice-cream.
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MARSHMALLOW TREATS

Marshmallow treats

Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator up to 2 weeks. Not suitable to freeze. Not suitable to microwave. Note
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JAM ROLL

Jam roll

This easy sponge cake makes for a simple yet impressive dessert. Soft, sweet, and full of jam.
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WATERMELON AND MINT GRANITA

Watermelon and mint granita

Presenting this fresh and cleansing italian-style dessert is an ideal way to wind down a summer party or family gathering.
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Jam wreaths

Jam wreaths

These jam wreath cookies get into the fun festive spirit of Christmas. Keep wreaths in an air tight container for up to 2 weeks.
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TRIPLE-CHOC  Pecan Pie

Triple-choc pecan pie

Chocolate adds depth to the treacly sweetness of traditional pecan pie. Best served warm with a dollop of double cream.
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Classic scones

Classic scones

The secret to perfect scones is cold ingredients. Chill your milk and butter before mixing them together for the best teatime nibbles.
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Mixed berry muffins

Mixed berry muffins

Sweet muffins studded with tart, juicy berries and a brightened with fresh lemon zest are an adorable afternoon tea or delightful on-the-go snack.
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marble cake

Marble bundt cake

Marble cake is a classic childhood cooking memory. We like to make the colours strong for maximum impact.
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Chocolate rough slice

Chocolate rough slice

Layers of chocolate and choc-coconut filling combine in this traditional slice that's loved by all.
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damper

Damper

This traditionally Aussie yeast-free bread is super-simple to make at home.
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CARAMEL Tarts

Caramel tarts

These tasty bite-sized treats are made with a super simple biscuit base (no crumbling required).
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