In the mood for Strudel
Warm apple strudel can tempt customers to indulge in a winter dessert and, at £1.80 a slice, add some heat to your bottom line, says Ernst Bachmann- Published: 22 February, 2008Apple strudel is thought to have derived from Bavaria or Austria. Made with a very thin elastic and springy pastry and filled with apple, this classic pastry makes a heart-warming winter dessert.
Gingerbread Houses
Christmas is just around the corner and what better way to spice up the festive season than by making a gingerbread house? Ernst Bachmann shows us how it's done- Published: 14 December, 2007Gingerbread houses are very common throughout Europe, particularly at Christmas time. They are relatively simple to make, and will look fabulous in your shop during the festive season. Children adore them.
Mrs Beeton's Gingernuts
Sue Davies delves once more into the archives to discover an original baked goods recipe - this time from the inimitable Mrs Beeton- Published: 08 June, 2007These biscuits are robust in every way, easy to make and satisfyingly solid. It may seem odd to use coriander in sweet biscuits, but it gives real warmth to the flavour. Black treacle is such a dominant taste that you may prefer to replace most of it with golden syrup.
Poppy seed biscuits
Delving into the history books, Sue Davies provides us with another instalment in our recipes from the archives series- Published: 13 April, 2007The combination of chocolate and poppy seeds may sound odd, but these biscuits are great, not too sweet and with a lovely crunchy texture. Poppy seeds are not widely used in traditional British bakery or cookery, although their nutty crunch has long been recognised by bakers in Eastern Europe.
Rich chocolate muffins
Dan Lepard- Published: 24 February, 2006I’ve taken block chocolate out of this recipe as it adds cost rather than value to the muffins.
Ginger Chelsea buns
Dan Lepard- Published: 24 February, 2006Dripping with sharp lemon icing, these chewy, fruit-studded ginger Chelsea buns will introduce your customers to one of the more unusual grain varieties in Britain.
Fruit bagel bar
David Powell- Published: 24 February, 2006Who says bagels have to be round? Sales of cereal bars have rocketed in recent years, as people grab a snack on the way to work.
- 09 - 28 October, 2008
Patisserie for Beginners and Enthusiast - 19 October, 2008, 9:30 - 16:00
Bakers' Fair 2008 - 22 October, 2008
Chocolate for Beginners - 06 November, 2008, 16:30 - 21:30
Introductory Bread Making Course - 12 November, 2008, 16:30 - 21:30
Italian Style Breads and Pizza - 20 November, 2008
Patisserie for Beginners and Enthusiast

