Feijoa & Banana Oaty Crumble
An exotic fruity perfume, sweet & tangy taste and a topping of oats, coconut & Brazil nuts. What are you waiting for!
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An exotic fruity perfume, sweet & tangy taste and a topping of oats, coconut & Brazil nuts. What are you waiting for!

At least once in your life, make a batch of rich shortcrust pastry. You may just fall in love with it!

Cake for dessert, cake for afternoon tea, cake for breakfast, cake anytime!

A proper pudd, but one you can whip up on the fly.

Oh plums, I’ve been waiting for you!

The stuff of summer dreams.

Blueberries and apple is such a classic, and for good reason.

Easy, fruit-tutti stuff. Just do it.

This is everything a pav should be: crisp shell, marshmallowy centre, mountains of whipped velvety cream and loads of gorgeous berries. Second slice? Why not!

Chocolate and cherries, cherries and chocolate. Mmmm …

This is the stuff of dreams – a mountain of crisp meringue with a marshmallowy centre, filled with dollops of rich and velvety limoncello cream, dripping with tangy raspberry juice, stuffed with fresh raspberries, then finished with a generous shake of icing sugar and raspberry powder.

Author Emma Warren makes a mean Crema Catalana. See how.

Quick. No-bake. Pantry staples. What’s stopping you?

Labna is thick and creamy, velvety-textured and lemony fresh, but not at all rich to eat.

Torta di mele – Nonna’s apple cake.

I’m a fan of Louise Cake no matter what is in the centre, but I reckon lemon curd is a knock-out.

Easy when you know how – just use the right lemons!

Dark and rich, sexy and seductive, yep, that’s the only way to describe this dessert.

This will bring them running …

Would you look at this Mamma of a cake. Plenty for seconds!

Oh-la-la Impressive!

Pucker up no more – poach the little blighters in a wine syrup for a sweeter feijoa treat.

Capri is where I discovered this almond cake, sweet, nutty, chocolatey with a fresh note of lemon, an ingredient which the island is famous for. I’ve been making it a lot lately and it just gets better and better.

Mmmm … tender soft crumb meets nutty spicy topping. Add the heady whiff of feijoa, and, yep, you’ll be back for another slice …
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