Ink Sugar Spice201 recipes
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Apple madeleines with white chocolate
Delicious, delicate madeleines with apple chunks and deep covered in chocolate.
Halloween Fougasse – or ‘boogasse’
How to make pumpkin “boogasse” fougasse bread – fun to make and delicious to eat for Halloween
My ‘best’ pizza dough – with a garlic bread recipe
My ‘best’ pizza dough recipe – makes truly fantastic pizza bases or garlic breads, plus a recipe for two garlic bread toppings
Egg pasta dough – pasta all’uovo
Full instructions and images for egg pasta dough, plus some hints and tips including being frugal/replacement ingredients for lockdown cooking
Christmas cookie swap: festive caraway and cinnamon biscuit recipe
Warmly spiced Christmas biscuits, ideal for gifting and sharing.
Pumpkin rolls
Pumpkin shaped and pumpkin flavoured – bring a little autumnal creativity to your table with these delicious rolls
A week in the life of a loaf
A week in the life of a loaf -how to make the most of your bread day by day (whether you’ve made or bought it) plus some additional ideas
Store cupboard pineapple upside down cake
A store cupboard staple – use up a tin of pineapple and swap butter for olive oil to make this lovely pineapple upside down cake
Sourdough flatbreads
These are my gorgeous, tangy flatbreads but they do take some commitment as they are fully sourdough, with a pre-ferment stage.
Blood orange pain d’epices
A pain d’epices loaf cake made with blood oranges and heart healthy olive oil
Using a flower press 🌸
How to use a flower press, which materials for blotting, how to select and place plants and ideas on crafts using your dried flowers, petals, leaves and herbs
Mini Easter egg biscotti
Wonderful cookies to give as gifts or just for scoffing: these mini egg biscotti are perfect for Easter treats 🥚🍪🐥
Make a flower and herb press
How to make an effective, cheap and easy flower press yourself, just using two old placemats, some cardboard and a little ironmongery – you can have a working press within an afternoon
