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Halve the amount of butter in your buttercream with mashed avocados. It'll still be perfectly sweet!
Try this cheat version of Coq au Vin with a rotisserie chicken. Voila!
This mouth-watering recipe is ready in just 10 minutes and the ingredients detailed below can serve up to 1 person.
Clear space at least 7 feet long to accommodate this massive pile of tortilla chips - a folding table or kitchen counter will both work well.
This breakfast burger is ultra-easy to make and perfect comfort for the side effects of an overindulgent night. The sweet-and-spicy mayo will become your new best friend, delicious on just about any burger or toastie.
This slow cooker version of the classic soup is super easy to make. We used chicken thighs because they're less expensive than breasts and tend not to dry out.
We use vodka in this pie dough to make it extra flaky and tender. Don't worry, the booze cooks off and leaves no taste behind.
Red velvet cake, whiskey and cheesecake belong together. Full stop.
This mouth-watering recipe is ready in just 30 minutes and the ingredients detailed below can serve up to 8 people.
Tuck your favourite cereal treats into a cake tin, top with marshmallow frosting, add birthday candles and celebrate.
Chia seeds make these polka-dot pops fun to eat. And at a hefty 2g of fiber per serving.
A comforting crowd pleaser that's made with leftovers and is just different enough from your Christmas feast.