7 Recipes To Celebrate National Baking Week!
National Baking Week has arrived! Want to unleash your inner Mary Berry or Paul Hollywood? We suggest tackling one of these tasty sweet treats!
1. Vegan Chocolate & Beetroot Cupcakes
These Instagram-worthy cupcakes are sure to brighten up any table, whether you're hosting a tea party or want to whip up an indulgent dessert.
2. Lemon & Walnut Drizzle Cake
Perfect to have with a cuppa, this lemon drizzle cake is beautifully moist.
3. Carrot, Almond & Coconut Cake
This delicious, crumbly cake can double up as a dessert, served with stewed fruit and yoghurt.
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4. Ras El Hanout & Buttermilk Sweet Loaf Cake
This unusual bake combines rosewater with the spiciness of ras el hanout. It makes for a fragrant, flavour-packed bake!
5. British Apple & Walnut Cakes
These delicious little cupcakes are perfect with a cup of tea for an afternoon snack.
6. Coffee Soaked Tres Leches Cake
Indulgent and sweet, this is a great rainy-day bake.
7. Apple, Ginger & Honey Cake
This fruity offering makes a great autumnal dessert.
Is chocolate more your thing? We have a great selection of chocolate treats to try for National Chocolate Week!
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