Whisk the egg yolks and lime juice together until frothy, paler and lighter. Cool Whisk the egg yolks and lime juice together until frothy, paler and lighter. Whisk the egg white and sugar together until whipped and firm. Whisk the sugar syrup into the egg yolk mix. Whisk ¼ of the meringue into the egg yolk and syrup mix. Fold in the remainder of the meringue, being very careful not to lose any air and lightness. Fold in coconut milk. Spoon into a loaf tin lined with cling film. Freeze for at least 4 hours or until set. Cut slices off with a hot knife and serve. GARNISH with homemade biscuits and fruit jelly – enjoy!     Visit Our Shop

  This perfect pot of molten chocolate, gooey in the middle and fluffy on the outside is always a winning dessert for special occasions. Serve this up and be sure to woo your audience, with its chocolate goodness. Best of all, it’s extremely simple to make only requiring you to mix it up and pop it in the oven. See the ingredients for slight alterations if you are dairy intolerant/coeliac.    For best results, it is recommended that aluminium baking moulds are used as the fondant will cook more evenly than in ramekins. Make sure to grease lightly before use.   Preheat the oven to 200°C. Grease pudding moulds well. Melt chocolate and butter over Bain-Marie (method explained below) In a separate bowl whisk sugar and eggs until light in colour. Mix chocolate mixture with egg and sugar mix. Sieve and fold in the flour Tip the fondant into a jug, then evenly divide between the moulds. Fill your moulds 3/4 way up and bake for 8 minutes until just set and risen. Allow to rest for a minute or two, then turn the chocolate fondants out onto warmed plates and serve immediately.   TIP Best served with a dollop of clotted cream.   BAIN-MARIE METHOD Fill a saucepan with water about one-third of the way to the top. Bring it to a boil. Place a glass bowl that is slightly bigger than the saucepan. It is important that the bottom of the bowl is not touching the boiling water.   Visit Our Shop