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Almond Rocher 405 Apple Crumble 1015 Apple-Maple Pudding 3463 Almond Rocher 405 Apple Crumble 1015 Apple-Maple Pudding 3463 Baileys Cheesecake 3477 Baileys Irish Cream Truffles 2317 Baklava 2330 Banana & Grape Clafoutis 109 Banana Bread & Butter Pudding 2929 Banana Muffins (with Sourdough) 3746 Banana Smoothie 1160 Battenberg Cake 47 Brandy Slush 2034 Bread – Banana 628 Bread - Cinnamon Raisin 779 Brownies 1693 Brownies - Vanilla Fudge 148 Cactus Pear Margaritas 426 Candy Corn Bark 1653 Caramel Pudding (self saucing) 4119 Cherry Pineapple Surprise 1741 Choc Chip Cheeseball 1924 Chocolate - Pots au 39 Chocolate - White and Raspberry Trifle 1891 Chocolate & Kahlua Cake 1986 Chocolate & Peanut Butter Cups 4053 Chocolate Cake 55 Chocolate Cake 4120 Chocolate Chip & Coffee Shortbread 4272 Chocolate Chip Bars 4505 Chocolate Chip Cookies 4165 Chocolate Chip Muffins 1944 Chocolate Fudge cake 210 Chocolate Orange Mousse 3 Chocolate Wafers 3382 Christmas Cake 347 Christmas Dessert 2381 Christmas pudding 1593 Cinnamon Rolls 1002 Clootie Dumpling 315 Clootie/Cloutie Dumpling 1697 Clotted Cream 285 Coconut Cheesecake 3509 Cookies - Almond Glazed Sugar 1394 Cookies - Neiman-Marcus 773 Cookies - Tipsy Hedgehog 2106 Cookies - Walnut & Prune 2076 Cookies (no bake) 3323 Cowpat Pudding (cream & sugar) 11 Cranberry & Orange Scones 97 Cream Buns 6 Crème Brulée à l'Orange 2 Crème Fraiche 1166 Crock Pot Candy 1208 Crumpets 3731 Crumpets 3734 Custard Sauce 27 Custard Tarts 1159 Doughnuts 952 Doughnuts 3252 Eccles Cakes (Flaky Pastry) 1032 Egg Custard Tarts 2021 Eggnog 1877 Eton Mess 3989 FeelGood Muffins 1674 Flaky Pastry 1032 Fluff & Trifle 448 Fruit & Yogurt Frozen Dessert 3098 Fudge 3586 Ganache Glaze 215 Grape and Banana Clafoutis 109 Harvest Strudel 1671 Hobnobs 3487 Honeycomb 947 Ice Cream (various) 1560 Irish Crème 389 Key Lime Pie 2146 Lemon Cake 912 Lemon Curd 1886 Lemon Meringue Pie 4212 Lemonade (Brazilian) 4282 Mango Chutney 43 Margarita Cupcakes 3150 Melon Margaritas 427 Mince Pies 3567 Mince Pies 3569 Mincemeat 1251 Mousse - Chocolate Orange 3 Muesli Bars 1929 Orange &Cranberry Scones 97 Parkin 2194 Pavlova 178 Pavlova 205 Peanut Butter & Chocolate Cups 4053 Peanut Butter Cookies (flourless) 3317 Pear Crumble 3455 Peppermint Ice Cream 1323 Pimms Cup 2025 Pineapple & Chilli Jam 3027 Prune & Walnut Cookies 2076 Pumpkin Gingerbread with Caramel Sauce 1654 Pumpkin Pie 2187 Pumpkin Pie 3085 Pumpkin Spiced Swiss Roll 1780 Pumpkin Swirl Cheesecake 1690 Quiche (Pastryless) 2455 Raspberry & White Chocolate Trifle 1891 Raspberry Roll 13 Red Velvet Cake 3475 Rhubarb Chutney 1096 Sangria 1030 Seven Layer Magic Bars 1804 Shortbread 946 Shortbread 3069 S'mores 928 S'Mores - Continental 3000 Sponge Cake 2897 Stovies 3924 Strawberries – Bavarian 1215 Strawberry Breakfast Cake 305 Strawberry Ice Cream 447 Strawberry Salad 941 Strawberry Shortcake Popsicles 4168 Swiss Roll 4321 Tequila Melon 1044 Tipsy Hedgehog Cookies 2106 Vanilla Frosting 3428 Vanilla Fudge Brownies 148 Walnut & Prune Cookies 2076 Watermelon Daiquiri 429.
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