What have you baked today?

bananagirl85

i'v made salmon fishcakes and banana cake

emiliah

Have some cooked chicken and ham in fridge, so decided to make some patties. Made some mashed potatoes, and added fried onions to it - divided the mixture in half and added chicken and sweetcorn to one half and diced ham and leeks with a bit of cheese to the other half. Ended up with 12 good sized patties .

Trying to do a bit of baking for the freezer for over Christmas period, so did a big batch of basic scone mix - added grated cheese to half of it and sugar to the other half. Ended up with 24 mini scones 6 cheese, 6 cheese and olive, 6 sultana and 6 chocolate.:)

GetRealBabe

HI

The Takeaway Secret's chocolate chip cookies. Very nice with a cup of tea.:j:)

freakyogre

I wanted to christen my new quiche tin so have made a cheese, tomato and onion quiche which is bubbling away as I type!

meritaten

made girly cakes again as apparently DGs gave his cousins a few cakes HE had made! so I had to 'help' the twins make them! lmao - when I took the twins home they proudly displayed THEIR cakes (they are only 6 and tbh did most of it themselves) one of them told their mum 'It was really easy - nanny had this whirry thing (handmixer) and then we just put things in!' bless them!
as for supper tonight - Oh decided he just wanted one of my BLT baguettes............a part baked baguetted chucked in oven and some bacon lettuce and tomato filling! OH joy! didnt really feel like cooking anything complicated tonight! coming down with a cold I think!

Vaila

i made some shortbread and a bara brith for my mum (poor thing has to stand outside all day in the snow ! so hopefully it might make it a bit more tolerable if she has something yummy to look forward too)

Poorbuthappy55

Made a wholemeal loaf and very yummy, chewy white choc cookies before I left for work today!!

angeltreats

In the latest Tesco Clubcard statement there was a recipe for white chocolate and cranberry fudge. I made some this morning, it's dead easy (it uses evaporated milk, no need for sugar thermometers etc), will sample some when it's set and if it's nice enough I'll make some more for Christmas presents.

I'm thinking of doing chocolate orange fudge as well as I thought it might be quite Christmassy, do people think that would be nice, or might it be a bit too sickly sweet?

ParanormalVenus

angeltreats wrote: »

In the latest Tesco Clubcard statement there was a recipe for white chocolate and cranberry fudge. I made some this morning, it's dead easy (it uses evaporated milk, no need for sugar thermometers etc), will sample some when it's set and if it's nice enough I'll make some more for Christmas presents.

I'm thinking of doing chocolate orange fudge as well as I thought it might be quite Christmassy, do people think that would be nice, or might it be a bit too sickly sweet?

I was going to make that, thought I may try milk choc or dark as I am not too keen on white choc.

Today I made chocolate shortbread biscuits. Fav old recipe from a marguerite patten book.

thriftykitty

About to go and make nutty apple loaf from Hummingbird Bakery book. Very stodgy and wintery and generally yummy for these arctic conditions!

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