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	Scottish Shortbread by Marlin Rinehart This is the most famous cookie of Scotland. It’s a must to use pure butter. Traditionally, shortbread contains no other flavor. I’ve been making this recipe since 1970 when I got the recipe in Edinburgh, Scotland. The addition of a small amount of rice flour gives a firmness and crunchiness to the cookie. Most American recipes for…	9 votes 5 reviews 1 comment 36372 views
	Guernsey Potato Peel Pie by Nancy Miyasaki Having just read the Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society for my book club, I had to find a way to make a potato peel pie for meeting. After some research, it seems this potato peel pie is as fictional as the characters in the book so I found a recipe online and tweaked it slightly and came up with the following. If possible, it…	4 votes 7 comments 267067 views
	Lorraine Pascale's Let them eat cake, cake by Bella This is recipe from her new book Fast, Fresh and Easy Food, and this cake is quick to make as it follows the 'all-in-one' method, the only long bit is sticking on all them malteasers!	5 votes 2 comments 27277 views
	Bailey's and Mascarpone Cake by Hungry Jenny This is a wonderfully moist cake laced with Bailey's Irish cream. You will find it very hard not to eat more than one slice!	9 votes 5 reviews 1 comment 6787 views
	Chicken drumsticks wrapped in pancetta by Lemon Squeezy Jazzed-up drumsticks. Quick prep then just leave them to cook.	1 vote 1 comment 3656 views
	Butter and Flour Free Chocolate Cake by Hungry Jenny This contains chickpeas which might sound strange but actually works really well! It doesn't taste particularly 'chickpea'-like and is still incredibly moist despite having no butter. You can easily make this completely gluten-free by using gluten-free baking powder too. This was made in an 8" square tin.	10 votes 7 reviews 7 comments 12367 views
	Lorraine Pascale's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Zebra Cake by Bella I love making cakes that are a bit different but with cakes I always seem to revert back to my old favourites. I will always experiment with cupcakes, but cakes? No. Don't ask why, I think I just like the traditional choices and flavours such a Lemon Drizzle or Victoria Sponge (although I am a sucker for anything with jam!) One…	1 vote 1 comment 21841 views
	Yorkie Beef Pudding by Micheline This easy to prepare English style inspired yorkshire pudding dish is elegant enough to serve when you have guests as well as for a weeknight dinner.	2 votes 4217 views
	Cottage Pie by Reeni This is a classic English one-dish meal that's layered in a casserole: beef first, followed by peas and corn, and then buttery garlic carrot mashed potatoes dolloped over top for the crust.	5 votes 2 reviews 4846 views
	Chestnut and Butternut Squash Pie Cups by Hungry Jenny True pie-warming hugs. http://hungryjenny.blogspot.com/2010/11/friday-pie-day-chestnut-and-butternut.html	1 vote 2136 views
	Sugar and Butter Free Apple Cake by Hungry Jenny Despite having no butter or sugar, this recipe creates a really moist and sweet cake that you don't need to feel guilty about eating. So bake two loaves because it will go very quickly!	3 votes 5 comments 8891 views
	Lamb Patty Pie by Hungry Jenny For an 8" pie dish (6 slices)	3 votes 1 review 2706 views
	Swiss Meringue by Samantha Rivera So as you may remember from an earlier post that I have never made Meringue. Being brought up with a healthy eating JammyMummy we had loads of scrumptious food, but, I don't remember meringue. Gingerbreadgran didn't cook it either. This probably explains its absence from my residual cooking memory. Inspired by this evenings…	2 votes 1 review 5552 views
	Butter Pie by Stella Barrington I do love a dish with a history and this one has interesting origins. Lancashire is historically quite a Catholic place and the butter pie originated as an alternative to the meat pie which could be eaten on Fridays so as to observe the law of not eating meat. Because of this, the pie is sometimes known as the Friday Pie or the…	1 vote 2185 views
	Turkey Stuffing Puffs by Hungry Jenny This makes approximately 24 trees, but you can easily use up any scraps of pastry or filling to create smaller open top pastries with just the filling on top :-) I used a 4" tree cutter to make the cranberry sauce 'tinsel' topped trees! http://hungryjenny.blogspot.com/2010/12/friday-pie-day-turkey-stuffing-puffs.html	2 votes 4264 views

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