Aussie burgers
The Aussie way to serve burgers, perfect for summer BBQs
Everyone can decorate their own gingerbread house this Christmas, with Sarah Cook’s cute mini versions
Everyone's favourite dessert is now bitesize! This simple-to-make traybake can be cut into mini bites for the ultimate sweet canapé
Break 200g plain chocolate (I used 70% cocoa) into cubes and put into a pan with 600ml full-fat milk. Gently heat until the chocolate melts, then bring almost to the boil, whisking regularly until even and smooth. Can be made ahead, then chilled for up to 2 days. Re-heat if necessary, whisking, then ladle or pour into heatproof glasses or mugs. Top with scoops vanilla ice cream and mini marshmallows. Add a nip of rum or brandy for the adults, if you like.
Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims only
Cram individual bread rolls with quality ham, asparagus tips and lemon dressing and add to a tea party spread
Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims only
A lighter dish than the original, simple to make and very cheap, perfect for students.
Make our wreath cake (see ‘goes well with’) and use the spare middle section to create a small gift decorated with classic marzipan and fondant icing
A squidgy dark chocolate traybake dotted with spicy crystallised ginger then cut into bitesize squares for the perfect sweet canapé
These mini Bakewell bites combine pastry and cake are designed for making in batches and cooking from frozen
This lightly-spiced, fruity salad is a modern take on Coronation chicken – a low calorie-lunch for two