Recipe Blogs

Quiche Lorraine: A Classic French Favourite
Few dishes are as beloved—or as debated—as the Quiche Lorraine. Hailing from the Lorraine region of France (its name comes from the German word Kuchen, meaning cake), this open tart has been around since the 16th century. Back then, it was made with bread dough, but thankfully for us, today’s version features buttery shortcrust or puff pastry filled with a rich custard of eggs, cream and crispy bacon.

How to Use Glass Jars for Kitchen and Home Organisation
Bring a touch of vintage charm to your kitchen with our Olde English Glass Jar collection. Available in sizes from 0.5L to 5L, these classic jars are ideal for storing everything from coffee, pasta, and flour to nuts, biscuits, and sweet treats.

A Winter Essential: Homemade Rusks & Espresso Moments
There’s something deeply comforting about dunking a homemade rusk into a steaming cup of coffee on a crisp winter morning. It’s a tradition that warms both hands and hearts — and it’s even better when served with timeless style. This winter, we’re pairing a rustic South African classic with beautiful Maxwell & Williams pieces that elevate even the simplest kitchen rituals.

A Match Made in Heaven: White Basics Diamonds Meets Angel Food Cake
When it comes to dining or tea time elegance, few things rival the timeless beauty of our Maxwell & Williams' White Basics Diamonds range. Embossed with a rippling faceted pattern, this porcelain collection offers classic dinnerware shapes and signature pieces that bring sophistication to your table. The range can be styled as a coordinated set or mixed with other White Basics pieces.

Trend Alert: The Rise of the Home Café – More Than Just a Cuppa
The internet has seen its fair share of home-based entertainment trends, but the latest one is easily one of our favourites. The Home Café trend is all about transforming your kitchen or dining area into a cozy café setting — even if only for a morning or afternoon.

Most Beautiful Gifts for Mother’s Day for Every Budget
Mother’s Day has its roots in 1908 in West Virginia, USA, when social activist Anna Jarvis launched a campaign to honour the sacrifices mothers make for their children. What began as a personal tribute to her own mother quickly gained national recognition, and by 1914, Mother’s Day was officially declared a national holiday in the United States. Since then, it has evolved into a global tradition—a day dedicated to celebrating the love, care and strength that mothers bring into our lives.