Nigella recipes

Nigella Tiramisu is a delicious dessert made with ladyfingers, mascarpone cheese, sugar, vanilla extract, espresso, coffee liqueur (optional), and heavy whipped cream. It only takes 10 minutes to make and makes 9 servings.

Fantastically easy and delicious, these give you that little sugar and lemon hit at the end of a meal, lifting you up for the last part. When blood oranges are in season you can use those instead, if you like, to make blood orange possets.

A magnificent pavlova recipe from Nigella Lawson, that will provide a stunning finish to any dinner party. Billowing meringue combines perfectly with whipped cream and tangy fruit.

I have always avoided making chocolate tarts, not out of laziness (I love a bit of pastry-making, in the right mood), but because I have never really felt that the pastry served the chocolate, or was worth the effort here. This is my simple solution: make a base out of chocolate biscuits. And the filling is just as easy to make, too. Not that you’d know from the taste. I never lie about how effortless something is to make, but no one will believe me on this one. I think the hit of salt is…

Nigella’s Semolina Pudding is a creamy dessert made with milk, semolina, vanilla sugar, and cinnamon. It is smooth, delicious, and toasty. Nigella Lawson popularized this soothing pudding recipe, hence the name. Enjoy it plain, with honey, or with fruit.

Experience the velvety indulgence of Nigella’s Chocolate Pots! This easy recipe, perfect for dessert lovers, uses simple ingredients for a rich, creamy chocolate treat. Enjoy the ultimate comfort food, ready in minutes!

Take your brunch to the next level with Nigella Lawson's Turkish Eggs, as seen on her BBC2 series, At My Table.

Known as chip gratin in my house, this is the most fabulous potato bake, and an indispensable part of Christmas celebrations in Sweden: the potatoes are cut as if you were making French fries, then layered up in a dish with onions that you’ve cooked in butter until soft, along with a couple of tins of Swedish ansjovis, with cream and milk (or all cream, if you prefer) before being topped with breadcrumbs (although I must admit I forgot to add them for this photograph!) and butter, and baked…

Forgotten Cookies: These little cookies - described by one friend as tasting like a cookie within a cookie - are really a mixture between a meringue and a cookie. Hence they've become known at home, where they're immensely popular, as Merookies, and are ideal with a cup of coffee after dinner. #Nigella #AtMyTable

I always think that some of the best recipes come from the thrifty refusal to throw anything away. Certainly, I made this one Monday evening because I had two stale croissants left over from the weekend and just knew they could be put to good use. Now, adding cream and bourbon is probably a lot less thrifty than throwing some stale bread away in the first place, but this is such a fabulous pudding that I now think it should be every Monday night's supper. And I mean supper: with something…