What have you baked today?

Justamum

Yesterday made 19 currant buns and four loaves of bread.

Last Friday was the last day of Beach Mission, and so we made some cakes for fund-raising - I baked them in flat-bottomed ice cream cones, then iced them, and they looked just like ice-creams. They went down very well, especially with children, and were the first ones to be sold out!

frugaller

I baked my very first loaf of bread this evening, tasted just like my mum used to make when I was little, we ate it with butter melting on top. No more shop bought bread for us anymore, it was so simple to make too :-)

scottishminnie

frugaller wrote: »

I baked my very first loaf of bread this evening, tasted just like my mum used to make when I was little, we ate it with butter melting on top. No more shop bought bread for us anymore, it was so simple to make too :-)

Well done you - it's so satisfying isn't it? I cheat and use a breadmaker but it's still better than shop bought as I control what goes in there and as you say it's fab with melting butter. Off to get the breadmaker out......................

Sligo

Oat and cranberry cookies!

Was meant to be oat and chocolate chip but Mr Nobody had scoffed the choc chips!! He's around a lot in the school holidays and he trawls the cupboards and fridge regularly!! Cos my darling children wouldn't do that!!

marmiterulesok

I've made a ginger cake and a currant cake.

farmerswife75

I've made Golden Crunchy biscuits and Dropped scones!

dragonlily

raven83 wrote: »

Today one has baked rock cakes, which were yum! And I made some bananna and rolo muffins, which are sooooo moist, will definitely be making them again!!!:D:j

Banana and rolo muffins sound yum. Any chance you can share your recipe? x

marmiterulesok

farmerswife75 wrote: »

I've made Golden Crunchy biscuits and Dropped scones!

Could you please share the recipe for the Golden Crunchy biscuits-they sound nice!

Thanks.

kah22

scottishminnie wrote: »

Well done you - it's so satisfying isn't it? I cheat and use a breadmaker but it's still better than shop bought as I control what goes in there and as you say it's fab with melting butter. Off to get the breadmaker out......................

Yes well done. I also cheat a little. I only use the dough cycle. I shape the loaf myself, cook it in the oven, it looks and tastes much better than letting the machine do the whole job

dawn1980

rock cakes from an old recipe.
(1001 recipe cookbook by barrett and harrop)

Really nice and not too sweet, great with a cup of tea. All ingredients were in the store cupboard.