What is a blondie?

What is a bain-marie used for?

In making - who or what is a madeleine?

What is creme patisserie used for?

What does it mean to "blind bake" a pie crust?

Name these fruity condiments based off their description: made from pureed fruit and juice; made from finely chopped whole citrus, including some peel

There is an edible and pliable dough, made of ground almonds and sugar, that is traditionally used to make miniature fruits or vegetables as garnishes. It can also be sheeted and used as a fondant-type covering for cake, or used as filling for cookies. What is its name?

The light layer of icing used to cover cakes before their final icing and decoration is called what?

Simnel cake is a rich fruit cake with marzipan balls on top. When is it traditionally eaten?

Oh no! I've made chocolate brownies, but they are hard and dry instead of sticky and soft. What did I do wrong?

What kind of icing is typically used to assemble gingerbread houses?

I am made of two broad, almost yellow, biscuits sandwiching a vanilla cream fondant and which bears a baroque style of pattern on each surface. What biscuit have I found?

Which buttery and flaky pastry item takes its name from its shape which resembles a crescent moon?

Butter, Sugar, Eggs, Flour, Cream and Strawberry Jam: What's cooking?

Baked Alaska is an elegant dessert that is composed of cake, a browned meringue topping, and what surprising filling? (The name may be a clue!)

Fill an oblong-shaped choux pastry shell with custard or whipped cream, and top it with icing. What delicious French dessert have you created?

Meringue is popular as a baked topping for baked goods but what ingredient gives it it's main characteristics?

Profiteroles, croquembouches, éclairs, St. Honoré cake, gougères and chouquettes are all made with one particular sort of pastry dough. What is it?

Parkin is a traditional gingerbread cake of Northern England. What cereal product, a popular breakfast staple, does it contain?

This dessert is a pudding enjoyed at a specific time of year, to finish off your dinner. It is traditionally served with brandy sauce or custard. What special holiday does this relate to?

The traditional cake on this day would be fruit cake but those who are non traditionalist now incorporate other cakes for this day. What special event is this cake for?

Italian tiramisu - coffee and chocolate together in a dessert. The recipe uses mascarpone, which is not in stock at my local store. What do I use instead?

An English sweet bun, made with a rich yeast dough spiced with cinnamon and rolled with currants, butter and brown sugar, is named after what historic London neighbourhood - known for its flower show and soccer team?

Queen Victoria was the first one to have pure white icing on her cake. This was why the icing was named