Inspired by lemon drizzle cake, a classic financier, aka friand, gets a brisk bath in sharp lemon syrup and swipe of glaze to make a lovely lemony low-effort treat.
Infused with a rich, full-bodied red wine, the cake is paired with a velvety chocolate ginger mousseline buttercream and pear ginger jam – my love for red wine–poached pears definitely inspired this cake.
We love matcha with red bean. We added mochi for an extra layer of chew – soft, stretchy and fun to pull apart. The earthy bitterness of matcha pairs perfectly with sweet, creamy red bean, while the mochi adds a gentle bounce to every bite. Best enjoyed fresh, while the mochi is still soft, tender and stretchable.
Infused with a rich, full-bodied red wine, the cake is paired with a velvety chocolate ginger mousseline buttercream and pear ginger jam – my love for red...
The Esterházy slice is a Hungarian cream cake. It was developed by Budapest confectioners in the early 20th century during the Austro-Hungarian Empire and is still much...
For these cookies, we’re taking miso dough, adding lots of toffee bits, and then rolling each dough ball in cinnamon sugar. This unexpected take on a snickerdoodle...
A nostalgic classic of graham crackers (or digestives for my fellow Brits), marshmallow and chocolate, s’mores are pure campfire comfort and a toasty, almost smoky, treat. Getting...