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Quick cake on a limited cupboard
purplehibiscus
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First for the cliche - I'm a student and I'm hungry!
I desperately want some cake now but I don't have any self raising flour. I do have plain flour, 2 eggs, vegetable oil, a little milk, chocolate drinking powder and margarine. I'm having severe cake craving and I'm not sure what to make that will rise! I have plenty of tins and an oven also. Does anyone have any suggestions?
On another note, I'd like to say thank you to everyone for their recipes and organisational tips - I now have a fortnight of meals in the freezer and am trying to live more OS (within my cooking skills:p)
I desperately want some cake now but I don't have any self raising flour. I do have plain flour, 2 eggs, vegetable oil, a little milk, chocolate drinking powder and margarine. I'm having severe cake craving and I'm not sure what to make that will rise! I have plenty of tins and an oven also. Does anyone have any suggestions?
On another note, I'd like to say thank you to everyone for their recipes and organisational tips - I now have a fortnight of meals in the freezer and am trying to live more OS (within my cooking skills:p)
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Have you got any baking powder?0
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Personally I'd give it a go with the plain flour.
I reckon the worst that can happen is it won't rise very well, probably be more like a sponge pudding than a cake, but would still taste good.
Try to beat as much air into as you can, and go for it.
I would add some chocolate drinking powder too as I'm a sucker for chocolate cake.0 -
Unfortunately, no baking powder.
Thank you both, I'll go whip up a storm and hope it rises! (I love chocolate cake too!)0 -
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What oil would be best for this? I've only got olive oil
I'm sorry I clicked the link... I'm not actually hungry but I can eat chocolate cake at anytime in the day or night. I'm going to bed right now befor I get too tempted to try this :rotfl: Even if you stumble, you're still moving forward.0 -
What oil would be best for this? I've only got olive oil
I'm sorry I clicked the link... I'm not actually hungry but I can eat chocolate cake at anytime in the day or night. I'm going to bed right now befor I get too tempted to try this :rotfl:
A fairly bland one, ideally, I should think. I've made chocolate cakes with EV olive oil, and I can taste it. It's not terrible-but would probably be better without the chocolate (Did I really just say that?:rotfl::rotfl:)-you might end up with something a little bit like those yummy Spanish olive oil cakes.import this0
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