
Super Fudgy Chocolate Brownies
We make these at least once a month — crispy outside, soft in the middle. Using both cocoa and melted chocolate makes all the difference.

Spooky little Halloween meringues — crispy, airy, and almost too cute to eat. Makes about 30 devils per batch.
Rub the inside of your mixing bowl with a little salt and a few drops of lemon juice — this helps the whites whip up properly. Add the egg whites and a third of the sugar, then whip on medium-high speed. Add the rest of the sugar gradually as you go.
Once the meringue is stiff and glossy, scoop out a quarter of it into a small bowl. Stir the red food colouring into the large bowl of meringue, and the black food colouring into the small bowl. For best results, use a paste or thick gel colour so the meringue stays stiff after colouring.
Transfer the meringues into two piping bags — the red into one with a medium round tip (no. 7.5), the black into one with a small round tip (no. 4.5). Pipe devil shapes onto a baking tray lined with parchment paper. Start with the red, then pipe two little horns on each one using the black.
Put the tray in the oven at 60–70 °C for about 2 hours until the meringues are fully dried out.
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We make these at least once a month — crispy outside, soft in the middle. Using both cocoa and melted chocolate makes all the difference.

Vanilla cupcakes topped with chocolate buttercream, grated chocolate, fondant gravestones, and gummy worms — the kids go absolutely wild for these at Halloween.

Perfect for Halloween or a kids' birthday — vanilla cupcakes topped with green chocolate frosting and candy eyes. They look wild and taste even better.