If you happen to be celebrating an occasion this January, Mary Berry has a gorgeous chocolate cake recipe for you to try – that is nearly impossible to get wrong. Serving up to eight people ...

Using her preferred all-in-one method, Mary's easiest ever chocolate cake recipe is simply filled with cream and jam. This is a light and airy chocolate cake for those who don't like it too rich.

Mary's coffee cake is a special occasion cake with its praline crunch! It's indulgent, bittersweet, impressive and (shhh) easy. You can always skip the praline if you would like a more everyday cake.

I made Mary Berry's apple dessert cake that she's been making for years. When it comes to fall, there's nothing I like more than cozying up at home with a blanket and some baked goods. But unlike ...

Mary Berry's glorious chocolate mousse cake, rich and perfect for celebrations, can effortlessly take the spotlight at any gathering. The recipe notes said: "Mary Berry's rich, indulgent chocolate ...

Microsoft and our third-party vendors use cookies to store and access information such as unique IDs to deliver, maintain and improve our services and ads. If you agree, MSN and Microsoft Bing ...

Grease and line two 20cm (8 inch) round loose-bottomed cake tins with non-stick baking paper. Measure one-third of the cake ingredients into a large bowl and whisk using an electric hand whisk for ...

Mary Berry has busted one of the most popular baking myths. If you're dying to try out the new whisk, KitchenAid, or baking tin you received this Christmas, nothing beats a classic cake.

Mary Berry is back with a collection of her most ... Finally, Mary’s show-stopping chocolate mirror cake is sure to turn heads – and it’s much simpler than it looks to put together, with ...

A Mary Berry recipe for a rich, boozy Christmas cake takes just 20 minutes to make and four to five hours to cook. The cake will, of course, have to be left to soak overnight. It serves up to 30 ...

Mary's personal favorite cake to make is a ginger treacle tray bake ... life at the forefront of British home cooking in The Mary Berry Story on BBC2 as well as in her first autobiography.