Sue McMahon
Sue McMahon is a former Food and Recipes Writer at GoodTo and Cooking Editor at Woman's Weekly. Her primary passion is cakes and Sue regularly travels the world teaching cake decorating. Highlights include classes in America, Malaysia, Japan and Europe, including a demonstration at the first ever World Pastry Forum in Las Vegas.
Sue knew she wanted to be a Cookery Editor around the age of thirteen, having won her first gold medal for a cake with marzipan roses when she was just 8 years old.
Her biggest achievement to date was winning the Prix d’honneur at La Salon Culinaire International de Londres beating over 1,200 other entries.
Latest articles by Sue McMahon
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Nut cookies
These nut cookies take 15 minutes to cook and are under 200 calories per portion
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Oat cookies
These oat cookies require 10 ingredients and take 30 minutes to prepare and bake
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Flower cookies
Our flower cookies only take 20 minutes to bake and make an excellent gift or party buffet snack
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Coconut cookies
These coconut cookies use six ingredients and only take 15 minutes to prepare.
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Maple glazed gammon
This maple glazed gammon is 220 calories per portion and requires just four ingredients.
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Crumble cake
Our crumble cake is baked in 35 minutes and can be served as an afternoon treat or dessert.
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Mincemeat cake
This mincemeat cake is the perfect festive bake for those who prefer biscuit and cake over pastry.
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Chocolate raspberry cake
This chocolate raspberry cake is a soft, moist chocolate sponge topped with sticky ganache and dotted with raspberries.
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Moroccan chicken pie
Our Moroccan chicken pie is packed with spices, sultanas and nuts and is encased in crunchy filo pastry.
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Chicken and bacon pie with mushrooms
This chicken and bacon pie with mushrooms serves six and takes 40 minutes to cook in the oven.
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Gluten free chicken pot pie
Our delicious gluten free chicken pot pie has a fool-proof pastry recipe you can use for lots more recipes.
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Chicken casserole pot pie
Our chicken casserole pot pie uses eight ingredients and takes only an hour to make.
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Lemon shortbread
Our lemon shortbread biscuits are under 200 calories per portion and take under an hour to bake.
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Lemon and white chocolate cookies
These lemon and white chocolate cookies are under 150 calories and take 35 minutes to make.
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Lemon curd cookies
Our gorgeous lemon curd cookies are under 250 calories per cookie sandwich.
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Lemon roulade
Our lemon roulade tastes as good as it looks and each slice is only 305 calories.
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Lemon and raspberry roulade
This lemon and raspberry roulade can be prepped ahead and is only 209 calories per slice.
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Lemon meringue slice
Our lemon meringue slice is made using only five ingredients and is best prepared the night before.
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Lemon meringue pie
Our lemon meringue pie only uses five ingredients but makes an impressive dessert the whole family will love.
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Lemon posset
Lemon posset are a chic, simple dessert that takes only five minutes to prepare.
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Lemon and honey pudding
This lemon and honey pudding is an old-school classic. It is moist and rich and perfect served with cold cream.
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Lemon cake pudding with blueberries
This lemon cake pudding only takes an hour to make and is under 200 calories per portion.
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Lemon cream cake
Our lemon cream cake is the perfect balance of sweet and tangy. The drizzled lemon curd topping is optional but delicious.
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Lemon polenta cake
Our lemon polenta cake swaps flour for ground almonds and polenta to make it gluten-free without sacrificing on flavour or texture!
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