Happy New Year

A very happy new year to you.  I thought I’d start the year with the simplest of recipes.  A recipe you can never go wrong with and one of the first I ever made – at school in home economics class.  Particularly handy when you have a garden full of zucchinis and a family who … More Happy New Year

Ginge-reindeer

Last year I made gingerbread for the first time (here) and was so happy with the results I decided to include them in the yearly Christmas baking line up.   Lately I’ve been seeing these upside-gingerbread-men-turned-reindeer and have been intrigued so I thought I would give them a try.  This recipe from Exclusively Food is the … More Ginge-reindeer

Locked and Loaded

I was given a brief recently that went something along the lines of this: a side dish for an evening BBQ to feed around twenty people.  After some searching, I found this recipe for loaded potato skins and since it satisfied all of the mentioned requirements set to making a few batches.  I tripled the … More Locked and Loaded

Hole In One

My Dad and I have always considered ourselves sort-of donut connoisseurs.  Taking it upon ourselves to test donuts and score them according to flavour, lightness and overall enjoyability.  So far, I believe the donuts from Flour & Chocolate Patisserie in Morningside, Brisbane have taken top prize.  But we are always on the lookout for new contenders. … More Hole In One