From scones and biscuits to traybakes and loaves, these Mary Berry Baking Recipes bring classic British baking and homemade treats to your kitchen.
Mary Berry mince pies have a crisp, buttery shortcrust pastry shell with a crumbly, golden finish that gives way to a warmly spiced, fruity mincemeat centre. The filling is fragrant with cinnamon and mixed peel, and the pastry holds its shape beautifully without cracking or shrinking. These are the kind of mince pies that hold…
These sausage rolls have a shatteringly crisp, golden puff pastry shell wrapped around a seasoned pork filling that stays juicy and tender through baking. The pastry layers peel apart in flakes, and the meat inside holds its shape cleanly when sliced. This Mary Berry sausage rolls recipe is the kind that works reliably whether you…
Mary Berry soda bread is a dense, tender loaf with a lightly golden crust, a soft and slightly chewy crumb, and a mild, earthy tang that comes naturally from the buttermilk. The cross scored across the top bakes open to reveal a pale, floury interior with a subtle warmth from the bicarbonate of soda. It…
These Mary Berry ginger biscuits are crisp at the edges, lightly chewy at the centre, and carry a warm, spiced aroma from ground ginger and a touch of cinnamon. The golden-brown surface develops a delicate crack as they cool, giving them that characteristic, satisfying snap. This recipe is straightforward and forgiving, making it a reliable…
Mary Berry sweet shortcrust pastry is a pale golden, crumbly, and delicately buttery base with a firm snap and a fine, melt-in-the-mouth crumb. It holds its shape well during blind baking, making it ideal for tarts, tartlets, and sweet pies where a clean, neat edge matters. This version uses a straightforward rubbing-in method that produces…
These Mary Berry cherry scones rise tall and golden, with a light, crumbly centre studded with soft, jammy glace cherries. The outside turns a warm honey colour with a gentle crunch, while the inside stays tender and slightly sweet. This version is easy to get right first time, even if scones have caught you out…
These wholemeal scones have a nutty, slightly earthy flavour and a soft, tender crumb beneath a lightly craggy, golden top. The wholemeal flour gives a deeper colour and a more rustic bite than a classic white scone, yet the texture stays light thanks to a gentle hand and a hot oven. This version of the…
This Mary Berry banana traybake recipe gives you a moist, golden sponge, packed with ripe mashed banana and topped with a thin, glossy lemon icing. Cut into neat squares, it has a tender crumb and a warm, slightly caramelised edge where the batter meets the tin. It is the kind of bake that forgives a…
These Devonshire scones are light, tall, and have a crisp pale crust that gives way to a soft, floury crumb inside. They rise straight and even with barely any effort, making them a reliable choice for afternoon tea or a weekend bake with the family. From start to finish, they are ready in around 25…
This blueberry traybake is a soft, golden sponge dotted with juicy blueberries that soften and burst gently as they bake, leaving little pockets of purple against a pale, tender crumb. It bakes in a single tin with no layering or filling to fuss over, so it suits a weekday bake or a lunchbox treat equally…
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