Women's Weekly's Yule log cake recipe is perfect for celebrating the Christmas season - delicious vanilla cake filled with hazelnut cream and decorated with chocolate ganache.
Coconut ice is an ever-popular sweet treat, where you're looking for something quick and easy to bring along to a cake stall, a kids' party, or to add to a dessert bar - these pastel pink sweets always go down a treat.
This toffee apple cake recipe is inspired by the sticky, sweet carnival treats but is sophisticated enough to be a stunning centrepiece at your next dinner party.
This Christmas smash cake recipe makes a perfect Christmas treat - full of delicious chocolates, the family will love to gather around to demolish this dessert!
Gingerbread houses can be notoriously fiddly, which is why we chose to decorate with our favourite store bought treats! This easy gingerbread house is still the real deal, however, so you will need to bake the gingerbread pieces ahead of time and stick them together with icing. It's the perfect marriage of baking and crafting that is guaranteed to impress this Christmas.
Rich, decadent and fudgey, this glorious chocolate fudge recipe is perfect to enjoy on it's own straight out of the fridge or alongside a scoop of ice-cream for a decadent dessert. You'll need a candy thermometer for this recipe.
You could experiment with a variety of different berry toppings here. Whatever you choose, you just can't beat a pav topped with whipped cream and berries and drenched in syrup.
This adorable Christmas-themed cake is perfect for festive celebrations. The cream-filled strawberry Santas will be a favourite with the kids, plus the creamy ice-cream filling, of course.
Wonderfully sweet and fragrant, these rum-infused treats are beautiful rolled in toasted coconut and served up at Christmas time as a beautiful edible gift, afternoon snack or light dessert.
A classic festive dessert, this beautiful white chocolate Christmas slice is packed full of the sweetness of dried fruit and the crunch of fresh nuts. Wrap in coloured cellophane for a thoughtful gift.
There is some debate about the origins of this delightful doughnut-like sweet. Some say Spanish or Portuguese, some say South American. We're just happy they were invented at all, because life is just a little bit sweeter with churros.
