Lumberjack cake

My mum used to make this cake all the time when I was a kid. I remember loving it but remember it being the kind of homely cake that your friends wouldn't want to eat when they came over because it was ugly. This also happened when I asked mum to make bird seed slice for a cake sale at school (because it was my favourite) and no one bought it. Honestly though, bird seed slice does not sound that appealing. Anyway,besides this cake not looking that great it is the yummiest, most moist, rich…

To celebrate the imminent arrival of my new eBook, Cosy Winter Bakes, I am sharing one of my favourite Winter cake recipes here on the blog. This new eBook is filled with recipes just like this one - cosy, using seasonal ingredients, and best enjoyed with a warming cup of tea! To be the first to kno

Learn how to make this amazingly awesome lumberjack cake with suspended axe, rustic edible tree trunk and plaid cake on the inside! Crazy cool!

Australian Lumberjack Cake! This rich, moist cake is loaded with dates & apples and is honestly unlike any other cake you have ever tried!

An old-fashioned, moist fruity cake to serve at your afternoon tea.

This is my first time uploading a photo to Cakes Decor!! I wanted to share the final results for a groom’s cake I was hired to make. They wanted a tree stump with an axe in the top. I watched Liz Marek’s Lumberjack Cake Tutorial for inspiration. I lea

This may not be the most decorated cake, but let me tell you that it is one of the best cakes I have tasted. Apple and dates are a wonderful combination in this dense, moist cake. It is almost pudding like in texture and is topped with a delicious caramelised and chewy coconut topping made from brown sugar, butter and coconut. I've been making this recipe for over 15 years and everyone loves it. This also makes a lovely dessert cake, served simply with cream. Delicious!

My children absolutely adore my sister's fiance Andrew. Andrew is the fun uncle. He let's you stay up late, eat whatever you want and makes a joke out of everything. He's funny.. who doesn't want to be around that? (P.S. Can you guys hurry up and get married so I can stop referring to

An old-fashioned, moist fruity cake to serve at your afternoon tea.