Just in time for Christmas! I make these at the cafe, at home, and I Plan on using this recipe to make my gingerbread house for Christmas day with my family. Because half of my family like them soft and … Continue reading
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Tag Archives: Flavour matching
Raspberry, white chocolate and almond slice
Now this recipe is awfully similar to my first post Raspberry, White chocolate and Almond Cake , however this one is larger, and done in a lamington/slice tin. It is done this way purely for the cafe I work in – … Continue reading
Rocky Road Slab
How good does that sound! Nothing is more appealing than a slab of dark chocolate, marshmallows, nuts, coconut and burst of sweet cherries. And the best thing is, you can always change it up. Change the type of nuts, add … Continue reading
If ever you were going to bake muffins…
It has to be Banana and Chocolate Muffins These are the family favourite, and also sell really fast in the cafe at work! After all.. the best kind of muffin is a banana muffin.. but if you add chocolate.. like ALOT … Continue reading
Lemon and Dark Chocolate – Flavour Matching Series
At first, pairing sour and bitter together doesn’t sound too appetising… but after reading Lisa Farmer’s take on combining Lemon and Dark Chocolate, it may change your mind and tempt you to try it. Lisa Farmer is the owner of a … Continue reading
Cheese and Maple syrup – Flavour Matching Series
Asher Johnson; drama teacher and father of two, he has a habit of sneaking peas into his kids mac + cheese in order to boost the nutritional value. He owns a library of cookbooks, attempts nearly all recipes from different … Continue reading
Pork and Apricot – Flavour matching series
Apple and pork – It’s a classic combination that dates back to about the 18th century and yet we are still using recipes or reading menus with this fabulous duo. Two reasons as to why it works are because; the acidity … Continue reading
Eggs and Curry Powder – Flavour matching series
This week as part of my flavour matching series, I decided to include someone that has played an important role in shaping and developing my love for cooking. Nicole Adderley, my year 11 Food Technology teacher, taught me all of … Continue reading
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