Michelle Darmody: Stove-top desserts work great when it's too hot to even turn on the oven

Even the 'worst' gardener can grow a pot of mint which makes a lovely addition to lots of fruit desserts
Michelle Darmody: Stove-top desserts work great when it's too hot to even turn on the oven

French toast with caramelised banana and nuts

Sun, 26 Jun, 2022 - 18:14
Michelle Darmody

You do not always need an oven to whip up an after-dinner treat. The recipes here can either be made on the hob, or do not need heating at all.

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