• Mrs. Weston’s Wedding Cake Create a Regency style wedding cake with this recipe from 1794.
• Banbury cakes Make delicious “cakes” from this 1615 recipe…
• Apricot Ice Cream One can never tire of “Ices”…
• Blanc-Manger: A dainty dish, fit for Kings First made from meat, it transformed from a savory dish to the sweet pudding it is now
• Mrs. Bates’ Baked Apples a favorite of Emma’s Jane Fairfax, though the Bates’ had to send their apples out to be baked…
• Shrewsbury Cakes a classic light sugar cookie made famous in the 1700’s
• Visions of Sugar Plums The Georgian “Sugar Plum” was far different from modern imagination
• A Recipe for Lemon Cream a delightful and fresh tasting dessert
• Orange Cream A tasty cool weather treat…
• Bread and Butter Pudding with Currants A lovely, light pudding for 2…or more
• Mrs. Musgrove’s Christmas Pudding Regency Plumb pudding…lighter and brighter than it’s Victorian Counterpart
• Cassandra Austen’s Baked Custard a delightfully light and easy recipe
• Let them eat [Cheese]cake! We know it’s great- who knew it was such an old recipe!
• Lemon Ice The perfect treat for hot summer days.
• Jam Tartlets A perfect picnic treat
• Baked Apple Pudding A delicious Apple Custard Pie
• An Attempt at Rout Cakes A recipe to make Augusta Proud
• Mrs. Lucas’ Mince Pie A Favorite Christmas Dish
• A Pudding by Any other Name Discovering the origins of a most blushworthy treat
• Ratafia Cakes The superb accompaniment to Syllabub!
• A Single Syllabub The perfect ending for a summer’s day
• Rice Pudding “perfect for invalids and children”
• Molland’s Marzipan The Finest Confection in all the World
• Wedding Cakes Fruit Cakes and White Cakes for Special Occasions
• Georgian Ices Ice Cream for the Masses
• Sugar Cookies A Childhood Classic
• ‘To Make a Tart of ‘Parsneps & Scyrrets’ Parsnips and Carrots create an unusual dessert
• Christmas Fruit Cake A “Sinfully Rich” and delightfully decadent dessert
• Simnel Cake An Easter Tradition
• Rum Cake A Bermuda specialty
• Twelfth Night Cake Find the Pea and Bean to be crowned the King and Queen
• Preserve Green Pine Apples An interesting way to keep this precious fruit.
• Quince Paste: Sweatmeat to Kings An Ancient Delight
• Anna Austen’s Apple Snow A light and fluffy Autumn dessert
• Pumpkin Pie A holiday favorite….after the ‘American’ style.
• Christmas Pudding A centuries old holiday tradition
• Fresh Strawberry Tarte It was now the middle of June…Strawberries, and only strawberries, could now be thought or spoken of….
• Just a Trifle A trifle recipe from Jane Austen’s sister-in-law, Martha Lloyd.
• Boiled Pudding: The Vicar’s Treat A recipe in rhyme by Mrs. Cassandra Austen.
• Fancy’s Fools A short history of the “Fool” with recipes
• Gingerbread Cakes “Wm. had a fancy for some gingerbread; I put on Molly’s cloak and my spencer and walked towards Mathew Newton’s. . . “
• Rich Pound Cake A recipe to make Mrs. Austen proud