Blue cheese Dutch Baby Pancake, topped with smoked salmon, caramelised onions, and an onion cream.

The easiest no-bake cookies you need to make, especially for those of you who receive house guests! Think of the traditional cornflake cookie, but in a chewy-crunchy form, and much quicker to make. They’re also a source of protein and fibre, and tastes super chocolatey!

An easy 3-layer Blueberry Crumble Cake (vegan) using soy milk, some baking pantry staples, and frozen blueberries. Great for those new to baking.

These date and nut energy balls have become my new favourite snack for an afternoon pick-me-up! You only need 6 simple ingredients and they’re soo easy to make.

What better thirst quencher than coconut water, and what better way to flavour it than with some of our best local herbs. I paired it with Pukka’s Mint Matcha Green for the cooling effect from the spearmint, which I find is also a great decongestant.⁣

Pukka has just launched their new green tea range that uses matcha grown in Jeju-Do, a World Heritage Site in South Korea. I’ve created some recipes with the delicious range, and here is one using the Mint Matcha Green.

If you’re into cold western-style breakfasts but don’t stomach dairy very well early in the morning, this cashew cream bowl would be a great option for you.

I wanted to have a more Asian-profiled cookie in my arsenal that wasn’t just a sweet cookie, so I decided to make one with black sesame seeds, which is one of my favourite Asian dessert flavours — the decision between peanut vs black sesame tang yuans (stuffed glutinous rice balls), or matcha vs black sesame ice cream is always an easy one!

A pastry that requires some time, but gives high returns! This is a pastry dough that requires a little more time and finesse than most, but I promise you it’s so good that you’d keep returning to it. It’s probably the best pastry I’ve ever made and it is worth every second of effort.

An easy breakfast pancake to put together, especially if you’ve run out of milk, or are intolerant to it! If you’re like me and don’t really fancy the strong taste of coconut milk in sweet foods, this is for you!

This is one of my all-time favourite cakes to bake. It’s incredibly simple, all you need are 8 ingredients, and the clean up is easy because all you need is a food processor – no additional bowls etc!

If you want to whip up a dessert without much $ or effort…or you simply didn’t check the expiry date of that loaf of bread at home, this recipe is for you!

So you’re scrambling to put together the best meal you can whip up in a few hours…you’ve figured out a delicious main, have great company coming over, and want to end the meal on a sweet note. Here’s a fuss-free, no brainer dessert that is guaranteed to be a hit… and a great way to rescue overripe fruits.