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Feijoa Loaf
This feijoa loaf is an ideal all-rounder. It is quick and easy to put together, because it is a simple boil and mix recipe, plus it is an ideal loaf for freezing, and thawing. To freeze the loaf, it is best to cut slices first, then free-flow freeze the slices, before transferring them […]
Posted in Feijoas, Muffins, Scones, and Loaves
Scrambled Eggs with Sweetcorn
Sweetcorn is a great addition to scrambled eggs as it adds sweetness and texture and makes scrambled eggs a more substantial dish. In this recipe you can use cooked corn sliced off the cob, canned corn (whole kernels or cream-style corn), or frozen corn. Mum and I used frozen sweetcorn to add into the […]
Posted in Breakfasts, Main Meals
Raspberry and Peach Instant Ice-cream (also known as “Trifle” or “Peach Melba Ice-cream”)
Incorporating ingredients of raspberry, peach, cream, and custard, this ice-cream can be known as either “Trifle Ice-cream”, or “Peach Melba Ice-cream”. The ice-cream in the photo above has a topping of extra Raspberry Sauce. This ice-cream is really easy to make – just gather the ingredients together and pop them in the freezer, […]
Posted in Desserts and Puddings
Chocolate Christmas Pudding Truffles
These truffles are very simple to make and are a great way to use up any left over Christmas cake. The mashed up Christmas cake base of these truffles gives them a close textured fudge-like consistency, (just like cake-pops) and when covered in chocolate the Christmas cake tastes delicious. We used Whittaker’s 50% […]
Orange Butter Biscuits (Orange Shortbread)
These shortbread biscuits have a lovely delicate orange flavour, due to the zest of one orange. PS: Just a tip for those of you who are biscuit ‘dunkers’ – try these biscuits dunked in a cranberry herbal tea, the cranberry and orange flavours compliment each other beautifully. Another tip: Shortbread biscuits can be […]
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