Put a twist on this much-loved British summer pud, or stick to tradition with our classic eton mess recipe. Nothing says ...

In a medium saucepan, combine the cream, sugar and cardamom and bring just to a simmer. Remove from the heat, cover and let stand for 1 hour. Strain the cream through a fine sieve into a large ...

Bring a pop of pink to your dessert with seasonal forced rhubarb. To save time, you could use shop-bought meringues – you’ll ...

The true story of Eton Mess's origins includes variations on the standard strawberry, cream and meringue theme — one involving bananas. We have to admit, though, that a coffee and hazelnut twist on ...

Terisina Fitzpatrick shares two deliciously easy recipes for Eton mess, and using its left overs, a simple crème brûlée ...

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Purists would insist Eton mess should only contain strawberries, but other British summer berries like raspberries, red and rose currants and even cherries have a touch more sharpness which pairs ...

Purists would insist Eton mess should only contain strawberries, but other British summer berries like raspberries, red and rose currants and even cherries have a touch more sharpness which pairs ...

Serve the Eton mess pretty quickly after it is made. Line a large flat baking tray with parchment. Pre heat your oven to 130ºC/gas mark ½. Use the vinegar, on a clean cloth, to wipe the inside ...