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Easy hot cross buns

Easy hot cross buns

There’s nothing better than eating fruit-studded, delicately spiced hot cross buns straight from the oven.
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Three-grain maple syrup porridge

Three-grain maple syrup porridge

This warming porridge uses brown rice, pearl barley and steel cut oats to create a high-fibre and deliciously-textured breakfast. Pomegranate, permission and blueberries add a sweet touch.
Nutty apricot cake

Nutty apricot cake

Apricot halves pressed into the top give this mouth-watering cake its sweetness and attractive look. It gets its nuttiness from processed walnuts, giving it a pleasant buttery consistency. Thanks to it’s moist texture – replacing the flour with gluten-free flour will easily make it gluten-free. Looking for more apricot desserts? Suitable to freeze. Not suitable […]
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Chelsea buns

Chelsea buns

These delightful treats are perfect for morning or afternoon tea with your favourite cuppa.
Cumquat ginger marmalade

Cumquat ginger marmalade

Why should oranges have all marmalade fun? Mix up your toast toppings with this cumquat version instead. It uses ginger to add a hint of spice and aroma to the sweetness.
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Refrigerator biscuits

Refrigerator biscuits

Our best and easiest biscuit recipe, slice and bake cookies are super simple and you can either make a large batch of one type, or smaller batches using the flavour variations at the end of the recipe. Looking for more biscuit recipes? Cut off as many slices of dough as you need – freeze the […]
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Fluffy frosting

Fluffy frosting

The addition of a few drops of colouring will tint this frosting to any hue of your liking.
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coleslaw

Coleslaw

No barbecue is complete without a good coleslaw.
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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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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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apple charlotte

Apple charlotte

For a heavenly dessert, serve these traditional English puddings warm with cinnamon custard.
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Chocolate slab cake

Chocolate slab cake

This simple chocolate slab cake is moist, chocolate-y, and topped with a deliciously creamy chocolate buttercream.
2-in-1 basic fruit mix

2-in-1 basic fruit mix

A good pudding or Christmas cake relies on a nice boozy fruit mix. This recipe has the perfect balance and also serves as a delicious filling for your fruit mince pies.
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GARIBALDI Biscuits

Garibaldi slice

These raisin-packed crunchy buttery biscuits are not too rich and not too sweet.
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Strawberry porridge

Strawberry porridge

This quick, wholesome and fruity porridge, sprinkled with cinnamon sugar, will warm you into a new day.
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Raspberry and custard tea cake

Raspberry and custard tea cake

This moist and buttery tea cake, with pockets of vanilla custard, and adorned with raspberries and almond flakes is a wonderful afternoon or after-dinner treat.
LAMB AND ROSEMARY PIES WITH SCONE TOPPING

Lamb and rosemary pies with scone topping

These hearty pot pies with scone topping are quick to prepare and all you have to do is sit back and relax while they bake away. The perfect pick for an easy dinner the whole family will love.
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Coffee nut biscuits

Coffee nut biscuits

Pecans and coffee flavours combine to create a delicious union in this classic sweet treat.
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Sweet potato bubble and squeak

Sweet potato bubble and squeak

This old favourite has been revamped using sweet potato as the star. Served with poached eggs and fetta, it's a must-have for your next brunch menu
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baked porridge recipe with fig and raspberry

Fig and raspberry baked porridge

To save time in the morning making this delicious and warming porridge, weigh and combine all your dry ingredients the night before. Instead of raspberries and figs you can also use the same weight of other fruits such as apricots, apples, pears, blueberries, blackberries and plums.
simnel cake

Simnel cake

Packed with fruit, spices and marzipan, Simnel Cake is an Easter tradition. We’ve made ours with chunks of marzipan and decorated it with pretty flowers.
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EASTER TRIFLE

Easter trifle

This recipe is a great way to use the abundance of hot cross buns available around Easter time.
Bolognaise pies

Bolognaise pies

Take your favourite midweek dinner, bolognaise, and use it to fill a delicious flaky pastry pie. Serve with mushy peas and you have a complete meal for culinary comfort.

20 Hearty, healthy soup recipes

There's plenty of new food to look forward to once the weather starts to cool, with an influx of fresh, autumnal produce, plenty of warming stews and, of course, bowls of hearty soups. These are our absolute favourites, the ones to reach for when you're craving a bit of comfort, warmth and nourishing. From classic chicken noodle soups to Chinese vegetable broths, plus creamy pumpkin soup and a curried soup with a kick, you'll be wishing the weather could stay cool all year round.
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Salmon Wellington

Salmon Wellington

An impressive dish with attractive layers of golden pastry, greens and vibrant salmon.
Plum crumbles

Plum crumbles

Starring sweet, seasonal fruit and coconut, these crunchy baked crumbles are comfort food in a bowl. Try them with custard as a substitute for traditional festive season pudding.
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