I’ve published quite a few bread recipes to this site before, but all of them require either a lot of elbow grease to knead them, or a stand mixer if you’re lazy efficient like I am. However, I have a recipe for those of you who don’t have the time, or the inclination, to stand there kneading your dough for 10 minutes but still want great-tasting bread that doesn’t compromise…
Hot Cross Buns are a staple and a classic at Easter for good reason – and I have a recipe for the classic buns on the site already – but if you’re a bit tired of the regular buns or just fancy mixing things up, why not try SAVOURY Hot Cross Buns in the shape of one of these three flavours I’ve created. These were inspired by the Marmite &…
I’m very fond of a mince pie – I get that from my Dad – but sometimes I like to change things up. Every year I get a jar of my Mum’s homemade mincemeat, so this year instead of making mince pies I thought I would change things up and incorporate it into some Cinnamon Rolls! It made sense to me because Cinnamon Rolls are already kind of Christmassy –…
This is a recipe I’ve wanted to get up onto the site for ages, but I never got around to it. Tiger Bread – it’s one of my favourite breads all round – it’s one of my favourites to eat, and one of my favourites to make. Not only does it look impressive, it’s actually quite simple to make. The bread itself is a fairly traditional loaf, but the outer…
Ciabatta is a classic Italian white loaf which has a thin crust and is a light-textured, airy loaf and is wonderfully versatile. It’s brilliant to use for sandwiches, to have with soups, use as a base for garlic bread, as an accompaniment to a main meal, or simply wonderful dipped in olive oil and balsamic vinegar. It’s one of my favourite breads to make, and not as complicated as you…