British bake recipes costing less than $2.5 per serving

Guilt free Lemon Oat Cookies

These are butter, sugar and flour free so you can eat them without feeling guilty! Makes 10-12 cookies (2")

Easy Fish Puffs

Although best served warm, they taste great straight from the fridge as well, and can be eaten like a pasty - so would be great for lunch-on-the-go,…

Butter and Sugar Free Ginger Cookies

Banana Cake

A delicious way to use over-ripe bananas

Carrot cake

Carrot cake is quite a "heavy" dessert and it sounds much healthier than it really is. The high content of oil, sugar, full fat cheese and walnuts…

Skinny Shepherd's Pie

This casserole comes out of the oven with a golden crust and a good-food smell that will pull your family to the table. Generous servings and half…

Bangers and Mash Pie

Flipping a British classic on its head - literally!

Low Fat Chocolate and Banana Oat Cake

Apart from the sugar (and flour), this can be quite a healthy cake choice. It tastes good too! Stick your…

Butter Free Orange and Rosemary Cake

This is a Greek yogurt based orange cake, with a savoury twist of rosemary and a kick of lemon zest on top.…

Cranberry Orange Cookie Bites

These taste best fresh out of the oven but keep well for a few days, they just go a little chewier. But best of all, they're pretty healthy! Which…

Easy Oaty Flapjacks

Makes 9 decent-sized slices

Carrot Cake (butter and sugar free)

A healthier version - that still tastes like carrot cake :-) The 'frosting' is cream cheese so is also a…

Cheeky Chocolate Tarts with Almond Crust

A handy recipe to use up leftover chocolate, as these tarts can be frozen and eaten when you please :-) Sub…

Cheddar and pancetta jackets

Jazz up your jacket potatoes with this tasty filling

Ginger and Lime Chicken Drummers

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