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Bread and butter pudding - Bread and butter pudding is almost failproof. Experiment with different fillings to suit your taste.

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Victoria sponge - A Victoria sponge with cream and jam is a teatime winner.

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Strawberry crumble - Strawberry crumble is best served with a dollop of cream or custard.

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Apple crumble - A bowl of warm apple crumble does the trick.

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Mince pies - Mince pies are a typical winter dessert.

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Sticky toffee pudding - Grab yourself a bowl of sticky toffee pudding with some warm custard.

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Chocolate sponge - For best results, use high-end cocoa powder.

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Bakewell tart - Treat yourself to a traditional Bakewell tart.

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Rice pudding - For a cold day, warm rice pudding with cinnamon is a cozy treat.

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Treacle tart - Treacle tart is easy to make, requiring only six ingredients.

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Caramel custard cake - Yummy and super filling.

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Parkin - This dense, spiced cake is a delicious winter snack.

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Christmas pudding - Christmas pudding is best served with white sauce or warm custard.

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Boozy black forest cake - Nothing like a boozy cake to keep you warm.

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Warm chocolate brownies - Settle in and get cozy with some brownies.

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Warm custard - Whether it's store-bought or homemade, a warm custard always does the job.

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Brandy pudding - Treat yourself to a brandy pudding, guaranteed to warm you up on a cold winter's day.

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Baked apple - Experiment with your favorite filling.

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Butterscotch bread pudding - Follow a traditional bread pudding recipe and pour some butterscotch sauce on top. Delicious!

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Millionaire's shortbread - Millionaire's shortbread is the ultimate teatime champion.

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Ginger biscuits - Winter is not complete without some warming ginger biscuits.

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Butternut squash soup - A healthy way to warm you up.

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Beef stew - For tender beef, slow cook on low heat for at least two hours. Add dumplings for extra comfort.

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Spicy lentil soup - Coming down with a cold? This spicy soup may help you feel better.

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Potato soup - For more flavor, sprinkle some cheese and bacon bits on top.

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Traditional Welsh broth - Keep the winter chills away with a traditional Welsh broth.

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Toad in the hole - Sausage, pastry, and warm gravy. Yum!

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Welsh rarebit - A hearty Welsh rarebit is the food equivalent of a warm blanket.

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Lamb tagine - A lamb tagine is a great idea for a winter meal.

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Scotch eggs - A great warm snack for cold winters.

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Bangers and mash - When only comfort food will do, serve yourself some bangers and mash.

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Kedgeree - Indian cuisine with a British twist.

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Steak pie - There are few things more satisfying than a delicious homecooked steak pie.

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Roast chicken - Take advantage of winter veggies and serve them with a traditional roast chicken.

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Shepherd's pie - Satisfy your winter cravings with a hearty serving of shepherd's pie.

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Sausage rolls - Sausage rolls fresh out of the oven will keep you warm and fill you up.

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Fish and chips - A classic that some enjoy even more during the winter.

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Cornish pasty - Chase away the winter chills with a traditional Cornish pasty.

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Welsh cakes - Try experimenting with different fillings to suit your taste.

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Yorkshire pudding - The perfect addition to a roast dinner, or enjoyed alone with a splash of gravy.

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Lancashire hotpot -

The perfect dish for a winter dinner.

See also: Tasty potato cooking ideas and serving suggestions.

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