This is a rich and creamy, double-layered basque cheesecake. Originating from San Sebastián in Spain’s Basque Country, this version is a twist on the classic, flavoured with sweet vanilla and earthy matcha.

This is a rich and creamy, double-layered basque cheesecake. Originating from San Sebastián in Spain’s Basque Country, this version is a twist on the classic, flavoured with sweet vanilla and earthy matcha.

We went on a 12-day cruise around Japan during July, one of the hottest and most humid months of the year. The cruise gave us the opportunity to explore some smaller towns outside the major cities, even stopping in Busan for a day.

These cookies are flavoured with matcha’s underrated cousin, hojicha. When combined with white chocolate and studded with bits of sesame toffee, they deliver a delicious balance of sweet, toasty flavours and a texture that’s both crisp and chewy.

This is an elevated, gluten-free take on the classic chouquette, a mini choux pastry coated in pearl sugar. I’ve made them into éclairs filled with crème légère and macerated strawberries.

This is my first time making a dome cake – I’ve been seeing them all over my feed lately. Whilst it’s not perfect, I’m still pretty pleased with how it turned out.

I was in between recipe testing a hojicha basque cheesecake and banana cake (both of which were unsuccssful), and wanted to revisit this tart which I made several years ago.

Inspired by a lemon meringue tart, this cake is light, tangy and not overly sweet. It features layers of gluten-free vanilla cake, filled with swiss meringue buttercream and lemon curd, and covered in toasted meringue.

Everyone has their own version of a perfect chocolate chip cookie. I like mine crisp on the outside, chewy in the middle, and with a balanced ratio of chocolate to actual cookie dough.
