My bread baking journey
A homemade potato rye bread with seeds. This recipe came from my early bread-baking experiments after learning to bake bread from scratch.
A homemade potato rye bread with seeds. This recipe came from my early bread-baking experiments after learning to bake bread from scratch.
Chilly evenings and a cup of hot tea are the perfect excuse to bake cookies. This batch includes my favourite flavour combination: peanut butter and jam.
What looked like pumpkin cupcakes turned out to be butternut squash. A simple autumn bake with a little surprise inside.
A simple rosemary bread that I bake often. Comforting, easy, and perfect alongside almost anything. A dependable everyday loaf for any kitchen.
A rich chocolate amaretto cake baked after a beautiful wedding weekend — the perfect excuse to keep the celebration going.
After tasting the original Bakewell Pudding in Bakewell itself (which is actually made with puff pastry), I came home inspired to make my own version — as a tart, of course. Almond, cherries and shortcrust pastry, just the way I like it, best enjoyed with a strong cup of coffee.
After weeks of testing cakes for cafés, a quiet baking day and a simple apple tart felt just right. Rustic, forgiving, and rooted in the kind of recipes that are shared, adapted, and made by feel rather than strict rules.
Small, joyfully unnecessary bakes made just because I felt like it. These berry meringue tartlets were created in Windsor, caused mild flatmate drama, and remain one of my favourite tiny desserts — perfect for Easter or any day that calls for a tartlet.
A broken oven, a borrowed kitchen, and a spontaneous decision to bake a summer frangipane.
A bumpy ride into learning how to bake proper bread, fuelled by café daydreams, trial and error, and the belief that good bread should have a story before it’s even sliced.