Recipe tin eats desserts

Recipe video above. This is the iconic Burnt Basque Cheesecake, in all its rustic perfection with the signature golden "burnt" surface that tastes like caramel, and light-as-air creamy vanilla cheesecake inside. Stunningly luscious yet light, and not that sweet at all!The surface becomes golden by baking at a higher temp than classic baked cheesecakes - 160C/320F vs 220°C/425°F for Basque. This recipe is not a basic "dump and beat" recipe, but the result is better. Texture is fluffier, as it…

Recipe video above. We make mini chocolate cakes because they're adorable, there's an excellent ratio of frosting to cake, and you get the whole thing to yourself! With 3 layers of chocolate cake smothered in fluffy chocolate buttercream frosting, these are the perfect special occasion dessert.No round cutter? Make square or rectangle layer cakes instead! Makes 7 x 3 layer cakes that are 7cm / 2.8” wide.

2-ingredient lemon cake bars

Recipe video above. Some cheesecakes are quite dense and very rich (like New York Cheesecake), whereas others are so airy they are almost like soufflé, like the the famous Japanese Cotton Cheesecake. This cheesecake lies in between - the filling is smooth and rich, but not heavy and dense because it is baked and also due to the addition of sour cream. It's a truly beautiful cheesecake, a classic you will treasure forever!PS There is no need to use a fiddly water bath for baking to avoid…

Recipe for boozy, not-too-sweet, dark chocolate tiffin. This chocolate Amaretto biscuit cake is simple to assemble but guaranteed to please.

Recipe video above. To say this Blueberry Cheesecake is bursting with blueberries is an understatement! Baked to achieve that elusive light-yet-rich creamy cheesecake filling, studded with blueberries inside and smothered in an incredible glossy blueberry sauce topping. It's magnificent!Don't be daunted by the number of steps - they are straightforward, I've just broken it down into managable steps. Cheesecakes are actually less "risky" than cakes because - no worries about not rising…

It’s November!! How in the world does the month of October always go by so quickly when other months (like January,) seem to drag on forever? I could handle three Octobers, but November isn’t too far behind as my favorite month of all time. Why you may ask? Well- it seems like everyone gets excited...

Recipe video above. A vanilla cake with custard baked into it, studded with bursting blueberries. Rustic. Easy. Dreamy. You'll love how you can cut neat slices but the custard is melt-in-your-mouth!

Recipe video above. A fabulously easy, moist Carrot Cake with lots of fluffy cream cheese frosting! Perfect flavour and texture, with a hint of cinnamon, subtle soft crunch from walnuts and coconut, extra flavour and moisture from crushed pinapple. A reader recipe that has become my go-to Carrot Cake recipe!

These mini blueberry pies are made with an easy blueberry filling, pie crust, and all made in a muffin tin! Top with vanilla ice cream!