36 sweet and sticky honey desserts First you get the honey, then you get the power, then you get these sweet desserts.
Golden-syrup dumplings with ginger and spice These sticky and warm golden dumplings will disappear in a snap. Make double.
Sweet buns, twists and scrolls to win friends and influence people Best eaten warm from the oven, with a hot cup of tea.
Sweet recipes for ricotta Its exquisite fluffiness makes it prime fodder for cakes, puddings and fritters.
Sweet Envy’s caramel galactic bars (aka fancy Mars Bar slice) The celebrated Hobart pastry shop have an sophisticated take on the classic chocolate-caramel slice.
An expert’s guide to making crème pâtissière Nicolas Poelaert of Choux Patisserie is a master of éclairs. Here, he talks us through an essential component.
Agostino’s chocolate, clementine and aniseed zaletti It's the traditional Venetian raisin and cornmeal biscuit, but made more heavenly with chocolate, clementine and aniseed.
Pears baked in Marsala A syrup of brown sugar and Marsala adds rich flavour and depth to pears, while creamy ricotta tempers the sweetness.
Chocolate self-saucing pudding with miso and sesame crunch The addition of red miso paste might sound odd in a dessert, but it adds a delicious, salty umami to this chocolate and sesame pudding.
Churros with chocolate sauce Everybody loves churros. Paired with a smooth chocolate sauce and they're near irresistible.
Ryan Gosling, the candy bar (aka an inverted Polly Waffle) Marshmallow on the outside, chocolate filling on the inside. Unlike his cereal, Mr Gosling would gobble this up.
Chocolate and hazelnut Kugelhopf Hobart's Sweet Envy have crafted their own version of the Central European cake with a crunchy hazelnut filling and a drizzle of dark chocolate ganache.
Meet your maker: Complements chocolates These inventive modular sweets seamlessly pair food and design.
Curtis Stone’s Liège-style waffles with rhubarb-vanilla jam "One bite of these crisp, buttery waffles and you'll never go back to regular waffles again," says Curtis Stone.
Patrick Friesen’s most Canadian dish of all time Gourmet Traveller chats to Patrick Friesen about quintessential Canadian fare.