A moist and rich spiced cake with a caramelised twist to it, covered with an eggnog Swiss meringue buttercream and white chocolate bark and topped off with edible pinecones.
The pinecones are made with the cake trimmings, so no wastage! They look super cute, if I do say so myself, plus they taste good - love a good edible decoration (that’s not made of fondant!).
Read MoreA rich and moist gingerbread spiced chocolate cake, layered with vanilla Swiss meringue buttercream, caramel, and crushed speculoos.
A wonderfully festive flavour for the chocolate lover, the smooth and light Swiss buttercream complements the decadence of the chocolate cake.
Read MoreSuper simple, 4 ingredient 'truffles' made with eggnog ganache and crushed speculoos cookies, rolled in coconut or cocoa.
Perfect to distribute as Christmas/ holiday gifts since they are super simple and no bake! Perfect for hot Australian summer Christmases.
Read MoreNutmeg and cinnamon spiced macaron shells, filled with eggnog ganache.
Using the Swiss meringue method, these macarons have the simplicity of the French whilst having the stability of the Italian.
Read MoreEveryone loves a good cookie. If you don't, that's gotta be a lie, everyone likes cookies (I jest).
The oat cookies are the same as the ones for my ice cream sandwiches (see my previous post), however they are great when sandwiching two together with some speculoos spread.
The jam filled speculoos cookies are a twist on a previous post (see: Christmas speculoos cake).
The two new recipes are the gingerbread spiced snowball cookies and the fruit cake macarons.
With two egg free options, a gluten free option, three nut free options, and a vegan option, there's surely something for everyone.
Read MoreLayers of a rich speculoos (Biscoff) spread cake with a silky buttercream and decorated with speculoos spread cookies.
A cake that is light in texture but rich in flavour, paired with a dreamy Italian meringue buttercream, and a design with plenty of room for creativity (and lots of extra nibbles for the baker of course).
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