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Sprog’s Chokkie Bark

Dish Magazine – Issue 108 Recipe Conversion One for the youngies – ditch a few of the store-bought Easter eggs and make your own flavour and texture combination. Ingredients To Prepare Hints & Tips Chocolate can be refrigerated for a few minutes to help set faster. Do not refrigerator any longer than necessary as it may collect condensation, which will…

Vicki’s Orange Sorbet

August in Wellington is always a highlight with a month long food festival ‘Wellington on a Plate’. This year is my best yet, a chance meeting at the Wellington Food Show enabled me to meet the vibrant and talented Vicki Young. Vicki is a self taught talent in pastry brilliance. Her festival event was everything WOAP is all about. Exploring…

Gin & Lemon Drizzle Cake

Dish Magazine – Issue 102 This is a very unassuming-looking cake but it packs a lot of flavour. It’s very easy to make and keeps well for several days. I’m a big fan of a gin and lemons so this was always going to be a dish to make from this months Dish magazine. The cake was beautifully soft and…

Sweet Focaccia with Nectarines & Toasted Fennel Seed

Dish Magazine – Issue 102 Fennel is a favourite spice of mine with its versatility for use in both sweet and savoury dishes. The fennel which is crushed and throughout the dough adds this gorgeous aniseed flavour throughout. The baked stone fruit (we used a combination of apricot, nectarine and peach) and cream topping evoked an almost danish like sense…

Tiramisu Espresso Martini No-Bake Cheesecake

Dish Magazine – Issue 101 Tiramisu is undoubtedly one of the most famous desserts to come out of Italy. Literally meaning ‘a pick me up’, it’s a rich dessert consisting of layers of sweet mascarpone cheese, ladyfinger biscuits soaked in coffee and Marsala wine, and grated chocolate. It’s a stalwart of Italian restaurant menus and eaten across the country, with…

Black Doris Clafoutis

Dish Magazine – Issue 99 A softly set custard pudding that requires little effort and is really versatile.  You could add ripe stonefruit, berries or cherries.  Tinned plums are perfect for a wintery night with a touch of orange zest.   Here I’ve converted it for use in the TM6, purchasing and milling just the amount of almonds required for the…