Millefeuille means “thousand leaves” and, while this cheat’s version only has one layer of pastry, the multiple layers within a good-quality puff pastry still give a layered texture.
Chicken pot pies, a retro loaf cake with a secret ingredient and a simple and sweet vanilla and ricotta cake – whether sweet or savoury, we loved our baking recipes this month.
Don’t ask retro baker B. Dylan Hollis why adding a can of tomato soup works so well in this vintage recipe.
This buttery and rich pastry is a little more foolproof than a traditional shortcrust.
This is a super-simple cake that I like to make for my children’s birthdays since it’s delicious (of course!) but also stays very moist, thanks to the extra virgin olive oil and ricotta. I love the contrast of a light cake with zingy lemon icing; for topping, choose slivered pistachios, flaked almonds or celebratory sprinkles.
The thickened cream includes gelatin and the icing sugar mixture contains cornstarch, both of which help to set this easy cheesecake.
Sour cream, cream or cream cheese adds richness to many of the flaky pastries used to encase these perfectly imperfect free-form vegetarian tarts.
A free-form tart with the flakiest pastry filled with a classic combination of mushrooms, thyme and cheese.
Go loco for cocoa with these classic choc-loaded treats.
These drizzle cakes are poked with a skewer so that the syrup soaks right through the crumb and delivers a zesty sharp flavour in every bite.