King’s Cake
Konigskuchen, literally translated as King’s cake, is a sweat yeast bun that is made and enjoyed on the 6th January, the Three King’s day, in Switzerland. I first tried it last year, as I work in Switzerland in a school, … Read More
Konigskuchen, literally translated as King’s cake, is a sweat yeast bun that is made and enjoyed on the 6th January, the Three King’s day, in Switzerland. I first tried it last year, as I work in Switzerland in a school, … Read More
When I think about Easter in the UK I always think about Hot Cross Buns. Served warm or toasted with a generous spread of butter and jam, these lightly spiced, fruity yeast buns are just so yummy. Of course they … Read More
We love Muesli in this house. We get through several kilos of it every couple of weeks. This particular one, everyone was talking about, so I’m gladly sharing it with you too. Tonka Bean is for me the new Vanilla. … Read More
This Focaccia is quick, fluffy, moist and very addictive. It can be ready in two hours, is very adaptable, and is a wonderful Food to share. I used my home-made Wild Garlic Oil, but any Herby Oil would work well … Read More
This is a hearty Soup for those Spring Days, when the Weather turns and it’s suddenly wet and cold again. Roasting the Cauliflower before gives a robust Cauliflower Taste, the Spelt adds a Nutty and very creamy Note. The Dill … Read More