Puddings

My cooking is built on good, simple, seasonal ingredients. Ingredients that taste of themselves. When you start with great ingredients, you don’t have to do much to them. Its uncomplicated, approachable, homestyle cooking; after all, this is the food I find myself craving. I don’t set out to cook with a lot of ingredients, techniques, or equipment. I don’t like to follow trends. Cooking should always be without pretension. Taste. Season well. Consider balance and texture in a dish. And taste again. I want to cook food that is inherently delicious and doesn’t take itself too seriously.

Mango and vanilla gelato tart
This is my mango and vanilla gelato tart, my third and final throw-together ice cream desserts for The Big Day. For Australians, think of it as a Weiss bar in tart... Read more...
Gelato filled pandoro (Italian sweet bread)
And we’re back with part 2 of throw-together desserts for the big day, with this easy gelato filled pandoro.  It’s as simple as cutting out the inside of the Pandoro... Read more...
Christmas gelato pudding
Christmas pudding, reinvented for summer with zero stress. It’s too hot, and too exhausting to make a traditional Christmas pudding. A throw-together gelato pudding, though? Well, that feels just right for... Read more...
Coffee, oat, chia puddings
I’m not generally much of a food prepper, but I’m so obsessed with this breakfast-on-the-go recipe, I can’t ever not see myself motivated to make it. These are overnight COFFEE,... Read more...
Banana porridge pancakes
Here’s my banana porridge pancakes. I shared this recipe way back when Louis was only a baby 🥹 but here it is again - unchanged, but now well worn in... Read more...
Classic pikelets
Making pikelets after school with my grandmother was always one of my favourite activities. Inspired by those memories, a copy of Louis’s great-grandmother’s CWA cookbook, and the incredible dairy from... Read more...
Canned apricot, ricotta and thyme cake
So, here's a touch of summer in the form of a cake to brighten your winter day!  With fresh apricots obviously out of season, I turned to a good old... Read more...