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Easy Easter biscuit [cookie] pops
Being Australian we call small, sweet baked morsels biscuits. From my extensive blog reading I see that Americans call these items cookies. Let’s chalk it up to cultural differences. In any case...
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Donna Hay homemade hot cross buns for Easter
Firstly, an explanation as to why there’s no photo of a single perfect bun to accompany this post – the Hungry Dad. I had set aside the most photographically perfect buns from this batch to snap when...
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Easter chocolate brownie biscuits (cookies)
Easter is one of my favourite times of year. You get to catch up with friends and family, eat delicious food and watch the kid’s faces as they hunt for eggs. And, like Christmas, you get to go...
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Easter egg clafoutis
Sometimes its fun to serve an Easter dessert that isn’t totally choc-tastic but still has a nod to this beloved holiday. Say hello to my Easter egg clafoutis – a simple baked pudding studded with as...
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Easy Easter mini cupcakes
I think I enjoy Easter more than Christmas. Come December 25 everyone is racing around like a headless chook, and the stress is palpable. From a baking perspective – which is my usual perspective as I...
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Death by chocolate brownies
It has come to my attention that everybody loves chocolate. Not really a stunning insight, I hear you mutter. True, but let continue. It is a given that everyone loves choccy but whenever I post a...
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Easy Easter egg blondies
Do you find yourself drowning in Easter eggs at this time of year? I know I do. Despite not having a sweet tooth I find mini Easter eggs popping up like mushrooms. They come home from school, they...
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Cheat`s mini Easter cheesecakes
I am hosting Easter brunch for the family this year and as usual, most of my effort is going on desserts. Oh sure, there will be savoury dishes – and mimosas, hurrah! – but all the fun stuff is...
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