Need ideas for easy food gift, biscuits, buns etc

Wee_Bargain_Hunter

I'm going to a family do next week and would like to bring something with me. I'd like to use my food processor if possible as I won't have a lot of time after work. Any ideas? Thanks

wogglemaker

I'll get in first with a batch of Twinks hobnobs

Wee_Bargain_Hunter

Thanks wogglemaker but I've made those a few times now - want them to think I'm brill in the kitchen and can make loads of different stuff! Also want to learn to make something new anyway. I usually stick to banana bread or twinks hobnobs.
PS love your username, havn't heard of woggles for years.

princesstippytoes

For easiness but look lovely what about cupcakes??? You could ice them really prettily.

Rocky Road or tiffin are easy and impressive looking too.

dreamyd

Why not go for a larder booster pack, such as HM pesto (try rocket as an alternative flavour) infused oils/ vodka (depending on the nature of the household !) or spiced nuts, etc. They're the kind of things that are great to receive, look impressive (despite being relatively inexpensive) and are relatively long lasting. They also take almost no time to do.

tiff

No bake cookies

Microwave flapjacks?

Butterfly_Brain

Do you have a bread maker? If you have, how about some fresh home made sundried tomato and parmesan bread or a nice fruit loaf
You could also try making chocolates, use an ice cream tray as a mould add nuts, cherries etc.Choux pastry is easy to make and can make an impressive dessert

wogglemaker

second idea,

My other impress the parents job was a Tablet ( Scotch fudge), I knw it cant be done in a processor but is fab.

May be a microwave sponge pud

Starbird

Hi This is my 1st ever post on hereHave tried Bannoffee Pie? It is soooo easy and ever so delish,.


ake a biscuit crumb base, either digestive, hob nobs or ginger nuts crushedwith butter, Line a baking dish, (something like a flan dish is ideal ) then a layer of Nestle caramel, found with the condensed milk at supermarket. Next add a layer of bananas (sliced) then a layer of whipped cream, finish with a dusting of chocolate or cocoa powder or crumbled flake bar. Needs no cooking apart from melting the butter for the base takes about an hour or less to put together. Sorry not much help on quanities as I tend to guess amounts and it also depends how big you want it.

Starbird

where can I find all the cleaning tips plz, usig bicarb, vinegar etc