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A hygge kitchen is homely, welcoming, informal and doesn’t have to cost a fortune! Read on for 10 budget friendly tips to create a cosy hygge kitchen on a budget.

You don't need new year's resolutions, goals to use a metaphorical stick to beat yourself with or a bucket list that feels way out of reach. Just pick a word for the year and let it be your guide. Here's how to choose one...

Covid and the government's ever shifting rules on Christmas gatherings have left many of us feeling deflated and dare I say, a bit defeated? How do you find your Christmas spirit when you've tried all the festive tricks? Read on for some ways to jump-start those festive feels.

My most vivid memories of baking tend to revolve around my Nan. She’s a good teacher, and if I'm honest, the most influential figure in my love of baking. As soon as I could hold a wooden spoon in my hand and stir ingredients in her huge baking jug, I was scooped up on to the counter and my baking days began.

As soon as I could hold a wooden spoon in my hand, my baking days began with my Nan.   The highlight of our baking calendar was the Christmas cake, partly because of the comforting scent of warm spices and brandy filling the air and partly because we loved to go to town decorating the cake with snowy royal icing and kitsch Christmas trinkets.    If you'd like to read more about my baking days with my Nan, I've written a nostalgic post about them here.   Cake Ingredients Makes two 20cm cakes    1361g (3lbs) dried fruit 127g (4.5oz) glace cherries 85g (3oz) flaked almonds 170g (6oz) candied peel (omit if your dried fruit contains mixed peel or if you...