Cheat's Easter Sunday dessert

Happy Easter Sunday everyone! Here is my cheats cake. I bought a Sainsburys new york style baked vanilla cheesecake then topped it with low-fat creme fraiche and two packets of Cadbury's mini eggs. Et voila! Went down a treat at lunch and easily fed 10!

Orange and Almond Cake

This is a fantastically different recipe as it contains no fat, no flour but isn't all saintly as it does have a lot of sugar. Serve with creme fraiche or ice cream..

Ingredients
2 large oranges
200g caster sugar (I use golden)
200g ground almonds
1.5 tsp baking powder
6 medium eggs

For the drizzle
100g caster sugar

1. Peel the rind off the oranges with a peeler and put in a separate saucepan for later. Cover the oranges with water and simmer for two hours until soft.
2. Put all the ingredients into a food processor and mix together then pour into a 20cm lined baking tin.
3. Bake on 200c/180c fan/gas mark 6 for 50 mins - well this is what it says in the recipe but to be honest this isn't enough and I give it around 15 mins longer.
4. Remove from tin and cool on rack.
5. Make drizzle with sugar, orange peel and 300ml water - simmer until liquid becomes thicker then drizzle over the cake.
Serve immediately or the next day - to be honest it's way better the next day!

Return of the Malteser Bunny

A quick post this to say that if you haven't picked up a Malteser Easter Bunny on your way through the check-out then you really don't know what you're missing.

This is a treat from the God's. It is way too heavenly for children who won't appreciate it's gorgeous creaminess.

It is the ultimate mid-morning treat. It is very, very sweet, just the way I like it.

I thank you.

There are just 155 calories in a Malteser Bunny. Image from Figandcherry.com.