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A soufflé dusted with icing sugar and served with burnt orange marmalade, rising a couple of centimetres above the brass tin it was cooked in.

How to make soufflé

This French classic is the perfect dinner party dessert. Add a little finesse and voilà, a light, decadently rich showstopper.
Meringue, banana and passionfruit curd cake

Meringue recipes

Nothing says celebration like meringue, whether it's the whipped peaks of a tart or a lightly cracked mound of pavlova.
Eton Mess

The best Eton mess recipes

The crunch of meringue, the tingle of cold cream, and always, always, a tumble of seasonal fruit. It's time to get messy.
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How to make semifreddo

How to make semifreddo

The lesser known sibling of gelato makes for a cool and colourful Christmas centrepeice. Plus, it's easy to prepare ahead.
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Photo of white ceramic plate with six canalé including one torn in half with cream on the side

How to make canelé

These classic baked beauties are rich, rum-spiked and swimming in the deep sweetness of caramelised sugar.
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Six twisted buns, dusted with icing sugar, on a black background.

Sweet cinnamon buns

There's nothing quite like the smell of baking to whet your appetite - and even more so when sweet spices like cinnamon and cardamom are involved.
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Cassata

Cassata

There's a good reason Sicily is known as the sweets centre of Italy, and cassata – decorative and delicious – is it.
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Vegan desserts

Vegan desserts

Just because you're following a vegan diet, doesn't mean that sweet tooth disappears.
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A chocolate, coral-like mousse in a dark black bowl on a bench.

First look: Quay’s newest dessert

Snow egg, white coral, the eight-texture chocolate cake – all have entered Quay’s dessert hall of fame. Now Peter Gilmore is hoping to replicate their sweet success with his latest and greatest final course.
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A whole lemon tart on a black wire rack being dusted with icing sugar.

How to make a lemon tart

How to achieve that bright, tangy custard and fine, crisp base? Pastry chef Catherine Adams has the answers.
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A metal tray of baklava, sliced into diamond shapes.

Baklava

Sweet and laced with spice, this Middle Eastern filo favourite is also an alleged aphrodisiac.
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How to make honeycomb

How to make honeycomb

The alchemy of turning sugar and honey into crunchy, bubbly burnt-toffee heaven is surprisingly simple.
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A round, crusty apple pie with a slice taken out of it, sitting on a light-blue linen tablecloth, with golden forks and a tumbler of amber-hued liquid to the side.

How to make apple pie

The success of this all-time favourite lies in getting the basics just right. Pastry chef Catherine Adams rolls out the recipe for the best-ever apple pie.
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A steamed round apple pudding, drizzled with warm apricot jam, on a round plate with a silver fork on the right.

Apple Charlotte

The British have an age-old way with bread and hot puddings, as this apple-filled bomb shows.
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Overhead shot of a crusty apple pie with a bit spoonful taken out of the right hand side.

Miso caramel apple pie

Miso for a pleasant salty hit in the filling, and sake for a snap-crisp, feather-light texture to the crust.