Perfect dessert ideas for Mother’s Day! Nothing can say it better than a dessert made with love. Here’s a bunch of ideas for you to go through to rustle up something special for Mum. Whether it’s chocolate, cherries, mango, lime, strawberries, carrots or matcha, I have you covered. The desserts are all eggless and each one quite special. If you need more inspiration, please head to my feed on Instagram!
Eggless Wholegrain Strawberry Frangipane Tray Bake. Simple, one bowl deliciousness. The buttery shortbread base holds an indulgent fragrant almond filling, finished off with sweet tart strawberries and sprigs of fresh rosemary. The whole bake comes together quite quickly and simply, you’ll love it!
Nothing better than fresh home baked bread, and this Walnut Garlic Coriander Wholewheat Bread is bursting with goodness of a new wholewheat flour, Aashirvaad Sugar Release Control Atta. Use herbs and nuts of your choice, play around with ingredients, but do make this.It’s healthy, it’s addictive, bread baking is therapeutic and above all it’s so good for a 100% whole grain bread!! This is my new favourite wholegrain flour, and I’m loving it!
Moist, dark and absolutely delicious are words enough to describe this Dark Chocolate Layered Cake with Almond Meringue Topping. The base is a simple chocolate genoise sponge, layered with a low fat whipped cream. The top is a brown sugar meringue topped with slivered almonds, quite optional if you are torn for time, but it does add a lovely touch to the final look.
Jaipur MarriottIt was a weekend to remember, a road-trip to Jaipur that took us for a most beautiful and memorable time well spent. It was an experience that brought whole new meaning to the phrase “little things that matter”. A visit to Jaipur, the Pink City, will always hold the promise of magic. A visit to the Pink City hosted by the Jaipur Marriott resulted in magic, yet also doubling the joy and memories.
Prinsesstårta. Light, airy, flavourful, creamy and a celebration! Try and challenge yourself to make this, right side up if possible, else use my way home. This is a cake every baker must make at least once
