Sweet potato fries and barbecue sauce

I have tried for a long time to get them right. And they are hard! But I think I’ve cracked how to make beautiful, crispy sweet potato fried. I paired mine with a homemade barbecue sauce dip. Perfect as an accompaniment to southern fried chicken, ribs or a burger. Or great as a snack onContinue reading “Sweet potato fries and barbecue sauce”

Valentine’s raspberry cheesecake brownies

This is a brownie on a bottle of prosecco and love hormones. It starts with a crunchy biscuit base, followed by a fudgy chocolate brownie, which is intertwined with silky cheesecake and penetrated with tangy yet sweet raspberries. It’s love on a plate. Or more than that… Ingredients Cheesecake base:  170g digestive biscuits 70g butterContinue reading “Valentine’s raspberry cheesecake brownies”

Toffee apple cake

This toffee apple cake is the ultimate cosy bake—soft, spiced sponge studded with tender apples, layered with rich toffee flavour and finished with a luxurious toffee drizzle. Perfect for autumn afternoons, weekend baking or whenever you’re craving a nostalgic, comfort-filled slice with your cuppa. Heat your cake up in the microwave for added comforting vibes.Continue reading “Toffee apple cake”

Winter spice cupcakes

At Christmas time, it’s normally all about mince pies and fruit cake where I’m from, but sometimes I fancy something a bit different. These spicy, gingerbready cupcakes with sweet vanilla buttercream icing are the perfect alternative if you don’t like the typical dried fruit-based bakes at this time of year. They have all the spicesContinue reading “Winter spice cupcakes”

Chocolate avocado smoothie

This smoothie feels like such a treat yet it’s so good for you! I tend to make this in my luteal phase and I need a boost of happy hormones and comfort. And if you use over 70% dark chocolate, it’s food for you, right? This drink has energy and potassium from the banana, healthy fat from the avocado, protein from greek yoghurt and sweetness from maple syrup. Let’s also not forget the power house that is oats! Make this smoothie; you shall not regret it.

Citrus drizzle cake

This is an upgrade to the regular 4/4/4/2 cake ratio I normally do. I added soured milk to the batter to create a more tender texture, and I have to say that I achieved what I set out to do. The sourness also adds to the citrus flavour of the cake, so it’s a win-win!Continue reading “Citrus drizzle cake”