What have you baked today?

v8monkeyboy

angeltreats wrote: »

These sound nice, what are they? Are they rolled up like chelsea buns?

Hi, sorry for the delay - was working the night shift.

Yes, just like Chelsea buns, but without the fruit. Recipe is here:

http://www.notquitenigella.com/2008/03/19/nigella-lawson-norwegian-cinnamon-buns-from-how-to-be-a-domestic-goddess/

It's a Nigella recipe, but I found it elsewhere.

HTH,

Tracy x

Mythi

sb44 wrote: »

No probs, the recipe is on the Muffin authors site so not breaking any copyright rules, I can't believe how easy muffins are to cook!

http://www.cherrytreepublications.co.uk/articles/banana-muffin-recipe

I am def going to order her book now that I have tried one of her recipes, it was a doddle and them came out great.

I've baked these today and they are absolutely delicious, definintely will be making them again.

Thanks sb44!

angeltreats

v8monkeyboy wrote: »

Hi, sorry for the delay - was working the night shift.

Yes, just like Chelsea buns, but without the fruit. Recipe is here:

http://www.notquitenigella.com/2008/03/19/nigella-lawson-norwegian-cinnamon-buns-from-how-to-be-a-domestic-goddess/

It's a Nigella recipe, but I found it elsewhere.

HTH,

Tracy x

Thanks! I actually have the book they're in but I haven't noticed this particular recipe, I'll definitely give them a go as they look very yummy.

Do you really think they needed all that yeast though? It seems extremely excessive. For 600g flour I'd have thought a teaspoon of dried/instant yeast would have been plenty. Wonder if there's a reason they use so much.

viv0147

I made my first pancakes today from scratch and they were delicious considering I couldn't boil an egg a few years ago I am delighted!!!! my range of home baking is improving all the time. ra ra ra

angeltreats

I made some chocolate orange magdalenas (Spanish fairy cake things), I found the recipe on a Spanish food blog that I forgot to bookmark and now can't find again

Also some sausage rolls for DH, from some puff pastry I made months ago and discovered the other day still languishing in the freezer. I accidentally ate one myself!

bananadog

Mythi wrote: »

I've baked these today and they are absolutely delicious, definintely will be making them again.

Thanks sb44!

dared kids are the bananas so I went and got more and now i forgotten the muffin cases!!!!

marmiterulesok

v8monkeyboy wrote: »

Hi, sorry for the delay - was working the night shift.

Yes, just like Chelsea buns, but without the fruit. Recipe is here:

http://www.notquitenigella.com/2008/03/19/nigella-lawson-norwegian-cinnamon-buns-from-how-to-be-a-domestic-goddess/

It's a Nigella recipe, but I found it elsewhere.

HTH,

Tracy x

I've also seen this recipe in Nigella's book and always thought it would be beyond my abilities to make,but I think I'll give it a go.They look scrummy!

perrywinkle

marmiterulesok wrote: »

Hi perrywinkle,
I have looked for the 'caramelised apple cake with streusel topping' on the BBC GF website,but can't find it.Any chance that you could post a link?
TIA.

PS I have also looked at www.thepinkwhisk.co.uk very inspiring and some great recipes!

Hi marmiterulesok,

Just seen your post, the link is http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/12842/caramelised-apple-cake-with-streusel-topping sorry not sure of how to do the shorter link, I find the bbc good food site great as you can get feedback from people who have already tried the recipe and avoid making similar mistakes but the site does seem to be experiencing a lot of technical problems lately.


HTH

perrywinkle

Mrs_Money_Penny

I made a rubarb crumble for desert tonight and made stir fry for dinner. Yum Yum.

bananadog

Mrs_Money_Penny wrote: »

I made a rubarb crumble for desert tonight and made stir fry for dinner. Yum Yum.

YUM!!! I luv rubarb crumble! :heartsmil