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Fruit and Sherry Trifle
Published 11 Jun 2009by Paula
This is a family favourite, every time there's a party I get asked to make one! You will need a glass bowl or dish to serve this in approx 30cm in diameter. Quantities will vary on the exact size and shape of your bowl.
Fruit Salad with Pepper
Published 11 Jun 2009by Francisca
One of our favorite desserts and your guests will be amazed! A big hit! I use all kinds of fruit that I have at hand, mostly not apples, banana or pears but you could try... I often use strawberries, oranges, grapefruit, grapes, plums, pineapple.....
Fruity Apple and Mincemeat Crumble
Published 28 Oct 2011by dillydaydream
This is ideal for the autumn time if you have a surplus of apples and pears, and need a quick (ish) and satisfying pudding for familyand friends
Fudge crumble - courtesy of Claire MacDonald
Published 11 Jun 2009by Broomstick
Put this on any fruit base, but let the fruit go cold first. Then bake it at 180 fan for about 15 mins but keep a very beady eye as it can burn on top. I got mine out at 12 mins today.
Gary Rhodes Blueberry Cheesecake
Published 11 Jun 2009by Gravy Queen
This recipe is Gary Rhodes and was published in Good Food mag a few years back. It is the most wonderful no cook cheesecake, I have had rave reviews when I made it.
Gateau de Savoie aux cerises
Published 11 Jun 2009by snowy
My french neighbour gave me this recipe. It comes from her family.
Ginger Curd Pudding
Published 11 Jun 2009by jeni
This is a lovely light pudding, if you can spare the ginger curd. Lemon curd would do too, of course
Gluten Free Crunchy Toffee Apple Crumble
Published 11 Jun 2009by Crafty Cookie
One of my favourite puddings of all time and it can be enjoyed by non gluten free members of the family and friends too. The millet flakes give it the extra crunch which I do particularly adore.
Gluten free Twice Baked Chocolate Souffles
Published 08 Oct 2012by queen of puds
Can bake ahead & re-bake for 10m before serving hot with a chocolate sauce. Light & fluffy. And gluten free! Recipe makes 8 to 10 individual portion ramekins.
Grannys Christmas Pudding
Published 11 Jun 2009by Crafty Cookie
This recipe has been in the family for years. It is lighter than most Christmas puddings best served with brandy butter, custard or freshly whipped double cream. This pudding is traditionally made on 'Stir Up Sunday'.
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