On a hot summer day, no-bake desserts always seem to hit the spot. And when you’re craving a bit of zest, easy lemon desserts ...

But I found it overpowering and fake-tasting even with just a small amount of lemon extract. So, I don’t recommend it in this ...

Cookbook author Caroline Chambers is back with a delicious and easy weeknight dinner that won't break your budget. The online ...

Preheat a fan oven to 170°C/ gas mark 3. Grease and dust a heavy bottomed ceramic baking dish. Place the dish inside of a deep baking tray. Spoon half the jar of lemon curd into the bottom of the ...

Grease a 900ml/1½ pints pudding basin and line the base with greaseproof ... Roll out a circle of 5mm/¼in thickness. Use the dough to line the inside of the basin, leaving the excess overhanging ...

This recipe keeps well in the refrigerator ... Prop Stylist: Getteline Rene. For this lemon pie, Yewande Komolafe drew inspiration from chef Edna Lewis’s buttermilk chess pie which features ...

lemon delicious pudding. On cooking, the batter separates, leaving a pool of lemon curd-y sauce at the base of the dish and a tender, light sponge on top. The recipe makes great use of slightly ...

This is a traditional Scandinavian recipe, often served as part of a Christmas feast – a whole almond is hidden in the pudding and whoever ... with the caster sugar, lemon juice and 300ml ...

Beat together the egg yolks, lemon juice, lemon zest and butter until thick. 2. Combine the sugar, flour, salt and cinnamon; add alternately with milk to the yolk mixture, beating well after each ...

Chambers' recipe includes a sweet starch that she ... Add the baking powder, baking soda, salt, and lemon pudding mix on top of the flour and use your fingers to sift it all together.

Fold in the lemon mix. Scoop the mixture into the ovenproof dish, the mixture will not look completely smooth. To steam the pudding, add water to a tin larger than your oven dish and place the ...