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  • Nov 18, 2024 | nigella.com | Kitchen Goddess

    Full question I can't buy Advocaat here in the US. I followed Nigella's suggestion to make my own by adding brandy to custard. It wasn't really sweet enough for me. Could I use Drambuie instead of brandy? Or ginger liqueur perhaps? No-Bake Advocaat and Ginger Cake By Nigella 14 2 Our answer Nigella's No-Bake Advocaat And Ginger Cake is a layered dessert made from sticky ginger cake and a light, rich cream flavoured with advocaat.

  • Sep 1, 2024 | nigella.com | Kitchen Goddess

    Full questionI'm making the Ice Cream Cake and wondered where can I get Nestle swirled milk chocolate & peanut butter morsels from? Thank you!Ice Cream CakeOur answerNigella's Ice Cream Cake (from NIGELLA EXPRESS) is an indulgent mixture of ice cream, crushed cookies, peanuts, peanut butter and chocolate chips/morsels and crunchie bar, served with caramel and chocolate sauces. It is a quick and esy alternative to a traditional sponge birthday cake.

  • Jul 15, 2024 | nigella.com | Kitchen Goddess

    Full questionHi, I am looking at my Christmas planning early! Is there a reason for using a plastic basin for the Ultimate Christmas Pudding? Can I use traditional pudding basins with the clip on tops? Thank you. Ultimate Christmas PuddingOur answerNigella's Ultimate Christmas Pudding (from NIGELLA CHRISTMAS) is a traditional Christmas pudding that is steamed in a pudding basin.

  • Dec 5, 2023 | nigella.com | Kitchen Goddess |Tim Wilson |Rebecca Seal

    IntroductionSometimes, bubble and squeak is made with added mashed potato to help bind it, which we aren’t adding here because on Boxing Day the whole point is using up leftovers, rather than cooking anything more from scratch. That makes this bubble a bit more like a hash, but that’s fine by us. Hollandaise makes this an extremely luxurious bubble and squeak.

  • May 29, 2023 | nigella.com | Kitchen Goddess

    Full questionI made the Victoria Sponge in the food processor and it was almost like a pound cake. I used only 2 tablespoons of the milk. Did I blend it too long or not add enough liquid? The flavor was wonderful. Our answerNigella's recipe for Victoria Sponge can be made using a mixer, a food processor or even a bowl, a wooden spoon and plenty of elbow grease. It should give a light, soft cake with a fine crumb.

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