Embracing the messy, mundane & momentous
In my mind, if a cake has fruit in it, then it’s qualifies as healthy. My kids don’t really eat bananas but they eat cake, so I am calling this a victory. There are 4 big bananas in this baby and it has a little sugar and a few choc chips for extra taste! Everyone loves a banana cake, and this is a dead easy recipe….
If you’re after a fruit loaf recipe that the whole family is guaranteed to love, this is the recipe for you. The best thing about this recipe is that you’re guaranteed to have all the ingredients in your pantry. There are so few ingredients in this loaf and the end result is moist, sweet and delicious. The ingredients listed here are not prescriptive. Depending on what’s in the pantry, substitute the fruit around with dates, sultanas, dried pears etc….
Delicious Flourless Orange Cake
This flourless orange and almond cake is simple to make and incredibly light, moist and delicious. It’s my “go to” cake when I want a break from chocolate (which is rare) and is the perfect finish to any meal or for morning tea. Whilst its very easy, it’s quite time consuming so you will need to set aside a couple of hours. The key to getting this cake just right is all in the timing. As soon as the edges are going golden, that’s the time to take this cake out.
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How to host a 4th birthday party in a few easy steps!
1. Provide sugar! For a brief moment I considered presenting a fruit platter but then I came to my senses. Keep party food simple. Bright, colourful and sweet!
2. Decorate cake with lashings of buttercream. It forgives any sins and it’s the only thing the kids will eat.
3. Party games are great at a preschoolers party but they don’t have long attention spans. Pass the parcel is a favourite and Pinata is a crowd pleaser and gives them a chance to let off some steam (sugar!). …