for fabulously frugal food
That delicious looking pudding was what I had yesterday at Galin. Peanut mousse with banana cake and caramel sauce. It was wonderful and inspired me to see if I could recreate the mousse. It was super smooth, mildly peanutty and a bit buttery. I asked the owner when...
I was inspired to try this pudding this evening by Skint Mum over on the Skint Dad blog who made a chocolate mug cake. DP is mad on peanut butter on toast at the moment, so I made this peanut butter and jam version. I used a large mug and put into it 2 tbslp sugar 2...
This is a quality pudding, that really will serve 10. Lovely on its own, even better with a dollop of cream or ice cream.
This is the pudding for the Christmas week 2014 plan. Plump dried fruits, rich muscovado flavours, double cream trickled over. Very naughty at 600+ calories, and very, very nice. I tested one with DP this evening, we shared, as calorific treats like this slip down...
Went to Beachy Head today for a walk around and to get my daily step count up to the 10,000 mark. What magnificent views there are from up there. Just enough of a breeze to blow the cobwebs away, lovely. Lots and lots of people all doing the same thing. Many of which...
Coffee yogort sounds a bit strange I know, but it tastes really good. I had a little after dinner this evening and it was delicious
Remember this? Instant semi-freddo After dinner this evening, DP announced that he wanted a pudding. He was angling after a crumble, but I really didn’t want to make one. So I dug out a bag of mixed berries from the freezer, picked out all the strawberries and whizzed...
A no-bake cheesecake, topped with a fruit compote, or what you will. Very moreish, so I only make it in small portions!
apple sponge done in the microwave, and apple compote with mixed spice, served with raisin pancakes – yum
Oats are a great addition to any crumble topping. This one is from a 7 day, £1 a day meal plan. Lots of ideas for other flavourings too