This is one retro recipe that never goes out of style. The cheesy spinach dip has just the right amount of garlic and bacon bits to make this an instant hit at any party.
This moist and buttery tea cake, adorned with raspberries and almond flakes is a wonderful afternoon or after-dinner treat - especially with thickened cream.
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.
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.
There’s nothing better than eating fruit-studded, delicately spiced hot cross buns straight from the oven. Try our easy, no-fail hot cross buns recipe for delicious results.
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.
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.
We've given this classic British dish a tasty update with a mix of pork, veal and sausage mince and a thin layer of prosciutto wrapped in flaky puff pastry for a mouth-watering family meal the kids will love.
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