Panettone now makes a regular appearance on British Christmas tables. This light, vanilla–flavoured Italian cake tastes great with a simple cup of coffee, but even better transformed into this delicious Sticky Toffee Pudding. This recipe is a doddle to make and will particularly appeal to people who aren’t fans of the traditional and rich Christmas pud.

Thank you to the Seasoned Cookery School for this lovely raspberry & cherry tartlets recipe! Read on to find out how to make these...

Putting a spotlight on a wonderful local business that are passionate both about baking and their community. Here at Thermapen we love to get involved with other local businesses and events such as helping out at the local high schools and supporting the sports teams. One other business that we frequently bump into at such events is Baked – a small cake cafe with a big heart...

This traditional pork pie recipe by Jane Sarchet from The Hedgecombers goes all out. It features homemade hot water crust pastry and a flavoursome jelly - the pillars of a classic pork pie.

Sourdough baking is a humble, time-honoured tradition borne out of simple ingredients and beautiful craft. The loaf is crisp and rustic, its slices chewy and flavoursome. Typically made from nothing other than good quality flour, water and a little salt, it’s also healthy and easy to digest...

Take the classic Victoria sponge cake and make it extra special with homemade raspberry jam and vanilla Italian buttercream. This fresh and fruity sponge is bursting with cream and berries, making it the perfect spring cake for birthdays, Easter or Mother’s Day...

Cake pops are delicious bite-sized treats that are really fun to make and decorate for both kids and adults. If you’re looking to teach your little ones some beginner’s baking temperatures, this recipe is great as it includes how to check the cake is properly cooked as well as how to temper chocolate...

There’s no greater satisfaction than biting into a homemade burger and knowing that both the juicy patty and glossy brioche bun have been lovingly crafted by you. It takes a little time, but is easy enough for amateur bakers and cooks, and reaps huge rewards...

A delicious twist on the classic dessert, these refreshing and summery treats are perfect for enjoying in the garden or park. The sponge is perfectly cooked to temperature, and the Italian meringue has the ideal satiny texture achieved by monitoring the sugar solution closely with a Thermapen...

Buttery, dense and crumbly, baking the perfect scone is all about texture. To create the best base for huge dollops of rich cream and sweet jam, ensure your scone is cooked until it reaches between 95 and 99°C. Enjoy in the garden or park for a delicious lockdown afternoon tea...

As Autumn draws in, is there any better combination of food than sweet bread, soft apples, caramel and custard? The perfect dessert to enjoy on a cosy night in around Halloween and Bonfire Night, this baked toffee apple and ginger brioche and butter pudding is sweet, creamy and filling, with a hint of heat from the ginger...

It’s that time of the year when a chilly breeze and The Great British Bake Off arriving on TV coaxes us in from the BBQ and into our baking mitts. Week on week we watch, mouths watering, as contestants battle against one another in pursuit of the perfect bake and an iconic handshake and we dare to dream of the fame and glory of our own Victoria sponges achieving such acclaim...