Traybakes

Doonhamer

sloppychops wrote:

Im going to try this one today as it sounds yummy.

You can also add some roughly crushed maltesers to the mixture for extra yum!

ellie14

DD14 needs me to do a bake for her class ,seems am only mum that bakes but I need to impress about 33 thought tray bake ,muffins biscuits any foolproof recipes need them quick,got to look good ,come on I know we can do it,thanks

Toxic_Lemon

These are great for kids, lunch boxes or just a sweet but healthy snack. VERY easy to make, ensure you and the family are getting EFAs and are a fraction of the price of rubbish 'health' (NOT) bars. These are also full of slow-releasing carbs.

Chewy seed health bars

200g butter
200g golden syrup
300g porridge oats
50g pumpkin seeds
50g sunflower seeds
50g dessicated coconut
50g plain flour
150g brown sugar
150g chopped dried apricots
125g peanut butter (crunchy)
1 tsp vanilla extract

Melt butter and syrup in a saucepan. Add all remaining ingredients into a mixing bowl and pour in melted butter and syrup. Combine thoroughly. Pour onto a baking tray lined with greaseproof paper. Cook for 20-25 minutes in pre-heated 160C oven. Cut into pieces and allow to cool before removing, else they break up.

You can also vary the seeds and fruit used to any of your choice. Try prunes, sultanas, sesame seeds, etc.

csarina

Have a look in the recipe index for tootles spiced carrot cake if you double up the quatities it can be baked in a tray, its lovely!!!!!

Pink.

Hi ellie,

We have an older thread on tray bakes that might help you so I'll merge your thread with it as it helps to keep all the recipes together.

This recent thread might give you some ideas too:

Pre-school cake stall - your chance to make me look good!


Pink

vivw_2

have searched the mega index for traybakes and only came up with one recipe. Has anyone any others? Am desperate to fill OH up with HM baking rather than his usual choc bars, crisps etc

Pink.

Hi vivw,

This older thread should give you some more ideas. I've merged your thread into it to keep all the recipes together.

Pink

flufff

A friend of mine had a traybake tin that had a slider on it that you could drag underneath the bottom of the whole tray to loosen the cake - haven't found one yet. Any ideas?

could line tin with foil.Makes it easy to remove.
I made a huge chocolate sponge cake out of two baking tins full of chocolate sponge :-)

vivw_2

or line with Teflon Non stick cooking mat...as suggested to me 2 weeks ago. I bought one in Morrisons last week at £1.99 and used it yesterday under my flapjacks, that always stick. Hey presto and they came out so easily. You then just wash/wipe and use again next time...an absolute miracle, I think

Penelope_Penguin

Hi, was searching for something else (haven't found it, so that's another thread ) when I came across this.

Lots of recipes for traybakes - click here.

Penny. x