Liam Charles’ recipes are easy to follow and are sure to get your tummy rumbling as soon as you look at the pictures…
If you loved Liam Charles’ recipes while he was on the eighth series of The Great British Bake Off, you’ll be pleased to hear that he’s published a cookbook full of tasty looking treats. Liam bakes for his family and friends whatever the occasion and if you’re looking for some new inspiration for your next gathering, he’s got plenty of ideas for you to try.
We have a selection of sweet and savoury Liam Charles recipes which have been extracted from his debut cookbook: Liam Charles Cheeky Treats: Brilliant Bake and Cakes.
But if you’re after even more Liam Charles recipes it’s worth checking out his Channel 4 baking show: Liam Bakes. On the six-part series Liam cooks up everything from salted caramel domino millionaire shortbreads and rice pudding cupcakes to his nan’s curry goat pie and chicken Katsu doughnuts. There really is something for everyone!
Who is Liam Charles?
Born in Hackney, Liam Charles first popped up on our screens back in the summer of 2017 when he competed on the eight series of The Great British Bake Off. He quickly won over the hearts of the public and many people were left heartbroken when he narrowly missed out on the Bake Off semi-final.
If you can't quite remember Liam's series, it was the first year after the hit baking show moved from BBC to Channel 4 and the year that new judge Prue Leith accidentally revealed the winner before the final…
Liam Charles recipes:
Liam is passionate about baking and truly believes in its power to bring people closer together, so it’s no surprise that most of his recipes are designed for sharing with family and friends!
Monkey Bread
Liam Charles’ recipe for monkey bread is a savoury take on the traditionally sweet tear-and-share bake.
Falafel Scones
If you’re looking for a scone recipe with a twist this recipe from Liam is perfect! Serve with lashings of butter or even some hummus…
Get the recipe: Falafel scones
Rhubarb and custard cake
Know someone who loves the classic sweetshop rhubarb and custards? This is the cake for them!
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