There's nothing more indulgent than cheese fondue on a cold winter's day. Perfect for the whole family sitting around a fire.

Mary Berry’s cheese scones are wonderfully soft on the inside, with a slight crispness on top, making them the ideal snack to enjoy with a cup of tea. Ready in just 20 minutes from start to end ...

It is filling, tasty, healthy, and makes for a delicious winter dinner. Mary Berry’s recipe, however, “elevates” the humble traditional recipe to new “luxury levels” with dauphinoise ...

Those seeking a quick yet satisfying meal can find solace in Mary Berry's simple 15-minute pasta recipe. This dish, perfect for weeknights, combines the creaminess of creme fraiche, the crunch of ...

Cranachan is a traditional Scottish dessert of oats, fruit and cream, and is the inspiration for this twist on a classic pavlova. Perfect for the festive season, it’s packed with berries and ...

Meanwhile, make the filling. Bring the remaining caster sugar and 150ml/5fl oz water to the boil in a saucepan. Stir in the ground cloves, ground ginger, cinnamon stick, and lemon and orange peel ...

Mary Berry's tomato soup recipe yields six to eight servings, but I chose to halve the ingredients, resulting in just over three portions. The ingredients for three servings include three sun ...

However, Mary Berry's Tuscan chicken recipe offers a more exciting way to enjoy these two ingredients. The dish is inspired by the Italian concept of "cucina povera" or "poor cooking", which ...

Many find the notion of weeknight cooking daunting after a full day at work, yet with Mary Berry's straight-forward pasta recipe, a scrumptious home-cooked meal can be rustled up in a mere 15 minutes.

But thanks to Mary Berry, crafting the perfect poached egg every time is a whole lot easier. The TV chef's fool proof method to be the only trick you'll need for poaching eggs. While they do take ...

Like Nigella, Mary Berry uses premade puff pastry for the seasonal recipe. She preps a pie tin by lining it with pastry rolled “slightly thinner than a pound coin”; she then covers that in ...