by Sheridan | Feb 25, 2024 | Cakes, Desserts, Fruit, Recipes
Rustic Tart of Peaches, Plums and Nectarines It’s the season for juicy flavoursome plums and late summer peaches and nectarines. Make use of them in this lovely rustic American-style pie. It’s a favourite from my first book The Cook’s Garden. View Instructions...
by Sheridan | Jan 7, 2024 | Cakes, Fruit, Recipes
Black-Eyed Susan Cake This is one of those marvellous moist upside-down syrup cakes, so-called because the pattern on the top, made with mangoes and blueberries, resembles the Black-Eyed Susan flower. I prefer to use Kensington Pride mangoes, also known as Bowens,...
by Sheridan | Nov 5, 2023 | Brunch, Cakes, Recipes
About Sheridan Books Media Cooking Classes Recipes Journal Testimonials Contact Search for: Search for: Sorbetto di Limoni The recipe for this lemon sorbet is from Lonely Planet’s Italy From The Source by Susan Wright. “Eaten as a digestif or palate...
by Sheridan | Oct 29, 2023 | Brunch, Cakes, Recipes
Search for: Lumberjack Cake I came across this fabulous cake a few years ago in Bundanoon, Southern Highlands, NSW, but sadly couldn’t find any of the cafes serving it on my recent visit. It’s delicious served at room temperature with tea or coffee but...
by Sheridan | Oct 22, 2023 | Cakes, Recipes
Skate with Black Butter and Caper Sauce I first tasted skate when working for Margaret Fulton at Woman’s Day magazine. Margaret was keen on burnt butter sauce (beurre noir) and introduced me to classic French dishes such as brains with burnt butter and oeufs au...
by Sheridan | Oct 11, 2023 | Cakes, Desserts, Picnics, Recipes
Coconut Lemon Syrup Cake I just love this cake as it is so moist and cuts well, an important factor if serving it for a morning or afternoon tea, or taking to a picnic. You can pour the syrup over whilst in the tin but it might be difficult to remove: the finish...