Prince William’s Chocolate Biscuit Cake
Prince William’s Chocolate Biscuit Cake. In honour of the royal wedding here’s a favourite of the entire British royal family and was chosen by the Prince as his grooms cake for the wedding.
Prince William’s Chocolate Biscuit Cake. In honour of the royal wedding here’s a favourite of the entire British royal family and was chosen by the Prince as his grooms cake for the wedding.
Blueberry Gingerbread Cake with Toffee Sauce. A moist and delicious homemade gingerbread cake bursting with blueberries and served warm with an easy to make toffee sauce.
A perfect baked ham dinner featuring recipes for the easiest glazed ham, with 2 delicious side dishes & a comfort food dessert too. Sunday dinner covered!
Maple Apple Cheesecake. The very best creamy vanilla cheesecake gets topped with a simple compote of apples, spices and maple syrup.
Leftover Turkey Cottage Pie. Two ways! Stretch whatever turkey dinner leftovers you have, or even make a couple of easy additions to them, to create another delicious meal.
Chocolate Pecan Bars. A variation on our very popular pecan pie bars, with a little less filling but even more nuts, all topped off with a decadent chocolate top layer.
Homemade Chewy Caramels. Maybe the easiest caramel candy recipe ever; a few simple ingredients and a little time is all you need to make this easy, buttery, delicious, irresistible, homemade caramel candy.
Old Fashioned Cherry Bars. A decades old recipe that’s easy to prepare and freeze really well too. They look very festive for the Holiday season.
Newfoundland Snowballs. The most searched for Newfoundland recipe on RockRecipes.com. Soft chocolate fudge balls with the goodness of oatmeal and coconut.
Goat Cheese Spanakopita Rolls with Warm Tomato Garlic Compote. A delightfully delicious appetizer course or make them smaller as finger food for parties.
Dulce de Leche Magic Bars with Chocolate & Almonds. A new version of those oh so easy Magic Bars that may just be the best version of this simple to prepare recipe yet.