No time to bake? Need healthy ideas for your kids’ school lunch boxes? Perhaps you could use advice on how to bake delicious gluten-free treats, or you’re ready to take that next step to becoming… Read more »
Recipe by Anneka Manning This is a deliciously decadent cookie not for the faint-hearted! Ingredients 450g good-quality dark chocolate, coarsely chopped 125g butter, softened ½ cup lightly packed(100g) brown sugar 2 eggs, at room temperature… Read more »
Words by Anneka Manning It isn’t hard to measure ingredients, especially if you use reliable scales, measuring jugs and/or standard measuring cups or spoons (don’t be tempted to just use Grandma’s teacup or a tablespoon from… Read more »
Words by Anneka Manning When teaching people to bake, I am often asked, “Is it really that important to preheat the oven?” The simple answer is, yes! Preheating the oven and allowing time for it… Read more »
Recipe by Anneka Manning These individual frittatas are dead simple and super-quick to make – perfect for lunch boxes either for lunch or as a substantial snack that is packed with energy and goodness. Try different… Read more »
Words by Anneka Manning Cooking, and more specifically baking, uses all five of our senses. We see, we smell, we taste, we hear and we touch when we are baking. This unique quality is what… Read more »
Words by Anneka Manning Do you sometimes find it hard to choose a recipe, especially when you want to bake? This week, I’m going to help make this decision easy for you. It isn’t a… Read more »
Recipe by Anneka Manning If you are looking for a quick, easy and impressive cake recipe, this Almond & Raspberry Cake is the one. Lots of clever shortcuts, such as using a food processor to… Read more »
Words by Anneka Manning What’s that I hear you say – you don’t have time to bake? Well, this week I’m going to give you five very simple (but incredibly useful) tips to help make… Read more »
Words by Anneka Manning How often have you come across a recipe that asks you to “cream the butter and sugar”? My guess is, probably more than once. It’s a phrase that you will regularly… Read more »