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Perfect Yeast Doughnuts

The best recipe you'll ever find for light and fluffy yeast doughnuts! I promise!

Author: Christina Conte (Christina's Cucina)

Semlor: Traditional Swedish Fat Tuesday Buns (semla recipe)

A traditional Swedish cream and marzipan filled brioche bun which is made for Lent.

Author: Christina Conte/R. Linna

Homemade Bourbon Biscuit Recipe

A classic British chocolate biscuit.

Author: Christina Conte adapted from Lofty Peak

Scottish Tea Bread (Fruit Loaf)

Also known as Bara Brith, this bread is so easy to make, and contains no butter.

Author: Christina Conte (adapted from a Glesga pals recipe)

Almond and Orange Biscotti (Biscotti con Mandorle ed Arance)

A crunchy Italian style cookie that's great with tea or coffee.

Author: adapted by Christina Conte

Frappe or Cioffe: Bows and Ribbons of Fried Sweetened Dough

A very traditional Italian treat known by lots of different names in Italy. Typically made for Carnevale and Christmas.

Author: Christina Conte

Fried Bread Dough (or Pizza Dough)

Lightly fried dough which can be eaten plain, savory or sweet. Any way you eat them, they are delicious!

Author: Christina Conte

Authentic Millionaire's Shortbread or Caramel Shortcake (Shortbread with Caramel and Chocolate)

A rich Scottish treat with a shortbread base.

Author: Melanie Andrews

Empire Biscuits (Classic Scottish Iced Cookies with Raspberry Jam)

A classic Scottish biscuit topped with icing and filled with raspberry jam.

Author: Lofty Peak Recipe

Strawberry Tarts

Simple is best. A strawberry tart is a classic British staple in the pastry category. This recipe recreates the original, wherever you are.

Author: Christina Conte (Christina's Cucina)

Snow Cookies

A shortbread biscuit sandwiched with raspberry jam, topped with icing and coconut. Perfect for the holidays.

Author: Christina Conte

Rock Cakes from Harry Potter (Rock Buns)

Rock Cakes from Harry Potter have a bad reputation. Hagrid made them and they were just like rocks, however, proper rock cakes or rock buns are nothing...

Author: adapted by Christina Conte

Frappe or Cioffe: Bows and Ribbons of Fried Sweetened Dough

A very traditional Italian treat known by lots of different names in Italy. Typically made for Carnevale and Christmas.

Author: Christina Conte