Close Menu
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    AfternoonTea4twoAfternoonTea4two
    • Baking
      • Baking Tips
      • Baking Pastry
    • Tea
      • Tea and Coffee
      • Tea and Health
      • Tea Facts
      • Tea Companies
      • Tea History
    • Coffee
    • Cakes
      • Scones
    • Chocolate
    • Celebrations
      • National Days
      • National Week
      • National Month
      • International Days
    • Vintage Recipe Cards
    • Shop
    AfternoonTea4twoAfternoonTea4two
    Home » SWEETS MADE SIMPLE…
    Uncategorized

    SWEETS MADE SIMPLE…

    TreecaBy Treeca3 August 2014Updated:18 July 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
    Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Reddit WhatsApp Email
    Sweets made simple
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest WhatsApp Email

    Sweets made simpleFollow my blog with Bloglovin

    After home baking comes homemade sweets. Award-winning confectioners Kitty Hope and Mark Greenwood share their passion for all things sugary and sweet and their enthusiasm for their craft is nothing short of infectious. In a new four-part series starting this August on BBC Two, this fun-loving couple put on the rubber gloves, pull out the heavy-bottomed pans and strain, squeeze, shape and craft their lovingly made confections.

    The couple will show how to recreate childhood favourites like Pulled Butter Toffee, Leather Roll-ups, Sherbet Dippers, Cinder Toffee and Turkish Delight. They will also showcase modern treats such as Gin and Lime Truffles, Tequila Chilies, Salted Seashell Caramels and Gingerbread Latte Fudge.

    Travelling across the UK, Miss Hope and Mr Greenwood seek out the best ingredients – from tailored gin in Cambridge to the world’s best butter in Country Antrim. WeÂ’ll learn about the apothecaries of old at St Thomas’s Herb Garret in London and take a trip down memory lane to Miss Hope’s childhood sweet shop in Heaton, Newcastle.

    Kim Shillinglaw, Controller, BBC Two says “From Lorraine Pascale to Tom Kerridge, BBC Two has a strong track record of introducing innovative new culinary talent and I’m delighted Miss Hope and Mr Greenwood are bringing their passion and energy to the channel for this delectable new series.”

    Miss Hope says: “I am tickled pink that I will be on the tellybox whipping up lots of your favourite playground sweets plus some new, mouth-watering treats!”

    Commissioning Editor for the BBC Maxine Watson says: “Who doesnÂ’t love sweets? Kitty and Mark succeed in putting a modern spin on old favourites, while adding a few spicy surprises.”

    Sweets Made Simple is produced by Melanie Jappy for Screenchannel Television.

    Source BBC

    #food #Tea Afternoon Tea, Afternoon Tea4Two, Blog, Blogger, Tea, Coffee, Food, Recipes, Chocolate, Reviews. Cakes Recipes sweets sweets and chocolates sweets made simple
    Treeca
    • Website

    Related Posts

    For Delicious & Possibly Healthy Nutritious Treats, Eat Chocolate !!

    20 August 2024

    Afternoon Tea Week: Herbal Teas

    14 August 2024

    Afternoon Tea Week: Cheesecake

    14 August 2024

    No Comments

    1. Bushka on 3 August 2014 5:39 PM

      Ahhh…:yes: Sweets are sweets….potentially dangerous. ;)xx

      Reply
      • Barmac on 4 August 2014 1:05 PM

        I’m looking forward to watching this programme, mmmmmm :))

        Reply
    2. huttriverofnz on 4 August 2014 2:59 AM

      Ah, my blog here. Dangerously delicious.

      Reply
      • Barmac on 4 August 2014 1:06 PM

        Should be a fun programme to watch :))

        Reply
    3. brokendownangel on 5 August 2014 5:10 PM

      I can see my needing to go on a diet between Sept and Xmas!

      Reply
      • Barmac on 5 August 2014 6:14 PM

        Oh hi bda, how are you? Yes, in the same week as this stars The Great British Bake Off is also on TV, yum yum :))

        Reply
    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    Recent Posts

    • Bavarian Apple Tart
    • Pretzels For Afternoon Tea?
    • Croissants For Afternoon Tea?
    • Vol au Vents
    • The Versatility of Puff Pastry for Afternoon Tea

    Recent Comments

    1. InvisiblyMe on EXPLORING THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF COFFEE…
    2. barmac5 on The Health Benefits Of Sprouted Foods
    3. barmac5 on HOW TO MAKE A PICNIC UNIQUE
    4. barmac5 on COOKING: SHOULD YOU USE OIL, BUTTER OR MARGARINE? – GENERAL HEALTH MAGAZINE
    5. barmac5 on BRITISH TOMATO FORTNIGHT FROM 29 May – 11 June 2023
    Categories
    Archives
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest
    © 2026 ThemeSphere. Designed by ThemeSphere.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.