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What have you baked today?
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angeltreats wrote: »Yes absolutely, use whatever you have. I have just bought a big tub of Flora Light for baking, because my beloved Lurpak is not making me any thinner
I'd be wary of olive oil spreads though, the flavour might be a big strong for some cakes.
Ok thanks, for the great advice, hope the Flora Light tastes just as good! :T0 -
Feeling pretty smug now. Seeing as I'm skint at the moment, I'm "shopping from home" just now and using up the freezer/store-cupboard food. So, speaking as someone who's not good with pastry, I'm feeling downright virtuous as we're about to eat a quiche I made this afternoon and doubly saintly for making cheese straws with the leftover pastry.Avoiding plastic, palm oil, UPF and Nestlé0
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Well, I did it, I made my very first pie, cheese and onion using the recipe from this forum, everyone loved it, and we didn't break out teeth on the pastry either, lol, very pleased with that result!0
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Didnt have any biscuits or cakes in the cupboard so have just finished making 12 lemon cupcakes, 2 (2lb) banana loafs from old bananas and a 12inch by 10 inch iced ginger bread. This should last us all week for our lunchboxes - oh and left the oven door open when I was finished to dry the washing too!!Every days a School day!0
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This evening I've made a batch of Chelsea Buns, and my first Bread Rolls... The Chelsea Buns will be lucky to survive to the weekend, but I'm a little confused by the bread rolls... I followed the recipe to the letter, and yet they've come out like little rocks! Well, not that bad, but still. I was expecting something more... soft, I think. They're more stretchy/chewy, is that normal?!*2016 - the year of the savings account!*
GC: Jan (£300/£179.76) 8 NSD
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I had an unusually productive evening and made:
st clements cake
impossible pie
strawberry and cream sponge cake
Diet blown in 3...2...1...
No srsly its my birthday weds so cakes for everyone at work tomorrow, hopefully they will appreciate the homemadenessLet's get ready to bumble! :rotfl:0 -
Corned beef pie
Fairy cakes for DS2's birthday tea tomorrow
Apple and Bramble crumble with foraged brambles
Cooked and currently straining fruit for bramble jam0 -
Blackberry tart, onion tartYou know your getting old when yougo to the pub sit outsideand admire the hanging basket :cool:
Is officially 48% tight
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Tomato soup (Toms from the garden)
Plum and oatmeal Madeira loaf (cherry plums from the garden) delicious will make again as it works well with spelt.
Victoria Sandwich - DS3's favourite and his turn to choose.The birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair0 -
i've made some jam tarts today. prob seems like i'm always posting saying i am making them. but i make a batch of pastry up and the keep in fridge and make about 8 jam tarts in any one go. that way a) we don't eat them all in one go as they are gorgeous and b) they are always fresh when we want them.0
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