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Ginger, Coconut, and Lemon Biscuits
This recipe is one my Grandma used, and it started out as a peanut biscuit recipe. It is a really good basic biscuit recipe, so it gets adapted regularly with different ingredients and flavour combinations, and the following recipe combines complimentary flavours of ginger, coconut, and lemon. A friend who tried these biscuits, […]
Posted in Biscuits
Rudolph-the-Red-Nosed-Reindeer Christmas Cake
“The piece de resistance” Rudolph is an original cake design planned and constructed by Mum and I. He stands 44cm tall and his body is made from a rich fruit Christmas cake, with chocolate antlers/ears, chocolate tail, and chocolate covered candy canes for the legs, chocolate eyes, and a marshmallow covered in red […]
Posted in Cakes and Cupcakes, Christmas, Festive and Celebrations
Quick Raspberry Trifle
Preparing a quick raspberry trifle on Christmas Day is a firm family Christmas tradition. This is so we can fulfill another more important task – the tradition of eating the trifle for Boxing Day breakfast! (we do serve the trifle with fresh fruit as well – blueberries, strawberries, and extra raspberries). Another tradition […]
Posted in Breakfasts, Christmas, Desserts and Puddings, Festive and Celebrations
Grandma’s Cheese Drop Scones
These are called ‘Drop Scones’ because the consistency of the mixture is softer than regular scones and the mixture is ‘dropped’ off a spoon onto the baking tray rather than the scone dough being cut or formed into shapes. If you want larger scones rather than spoon-sized ones, just double the amount on […]
Posted in Muffins, Scones, and Loaves
Christmas Cake Recipe (Uncle Charlie’s)
Christmas Cake Recipe (Uncle Charlie’s) This recipe is from Mum’s first recipe book. The recipe has been in the family for some time. As far as we know it came from Uncle Charlie (Mum’s Uncle, my Great-Uncle), who was Mum’s father’s younger brother. He had a bakery or a general store. It may have […]
Posted in Cakes and Cupcakes, Christmas
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