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What have you baked today?

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  • I saw Easter biscuits on sale in Sainsburys, so when I got home baked a batch, cooling off now, better go and check if there are any left! :D
  • I saw Easter biscuits on sale in Sainsburys, so when I got home baked a batch, cooling off now, better go and check if there are any left! :D

    Could you share the recipe please?I've never heard of Easter biscuits.

    Thanks.
  • Could you share the recipe please?I've never heard of Easter biscuits.

    Thanks.

    I could n't find the one my Mum gave me, so I used this one
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/easterbiscuits_67742

    They are going quickly, so I'll have to bake more tomorrow!
  • bubbs
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    Thanks,I forgot to ask you how you made them!I think that I've got a recipe somewhere.Do you always use mincemeat?Do you use two circles or one?

    Thanks.


    I always use mincemeat, no just 1 circle sort of bring it up in sections so it overlaps and seals it, then turn it over , so smooth side is on the top of baking tray hth
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    I used one of my 1980s recipes to make a cake while the oven was on cooking dinner. The recipe is for an Orange Coconut Cake but I didn't have an orange in so I used Lemon instead. I cut this cake into 8 slices. Cost of cake approx - 85p. So much nicer than a cake from 99p/£1 shop plus only 6 ingredients! I used butter and there are no artificial flavourings/preservatives in it. When you read the ingredients of a bought cake - such a long list and chemicals that - who knows what they are. The squeezed lemon went in the fridge - Mr F adds water - puts it in the MW for a hot drink. No waste in this house.

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    I will give the recipe if anyone wants it.
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    Hi, it's my first time posting on here as I'm not really one for cooking! However today I've made a honey, lemon and yogurt cake and banana loaf - very nice they were too!!
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  • I could n't find the one my Mum gave me, so I used this one
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/easterbiscuits_67742

    They are going quickly, so I'll have to bake more tomorrow!

    They do sound nice,thanks.I might try them this weekend.
    bubbs wrote: »
    I always use mincemeat, no just 1 circle sort of bring it up in sections so it overlaps and seals it, then turn it over , so smooth side is on the top of baking tray hth

    Thanks,that's a great help.
    Florenceem wrote: »
    I used one of my 1980s recipes to make a cake while the oven was on cooking dinner. The recipe is for an Orange Coconut Cake but I didn't have an orange in so I used Lemon instead. I cut this cake into 8 slices. Cost of cake approx - 85p. So much nicer than a cake from 99p/£1 shop plus only 6 ingredients! I used butter and there are no artificial flavourings/preservatives in it. When you read the ingredients of a bought cake - such a long list and chemicals that - who knows what they are. The squeezed lemon went in the fridge - Mr F adds water - puts it in the MW for a hot drink. No waste in this house.

    LemonCoconutCake_zps3e8ee975.jpg?t=1360621769

    I will give the recipe if anyone wants it.

    Yes please,it sounds very nice!
  • ljonski
    ljonski Posts: 3,337 Forumite
    those Eccles cakes look delicious . I take it that if you use mincemeat from Asda - then you don't have to use candied peel ? Thanks lj
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  • anniemf2508
    anniemf2508 Posts: 1,848 Forumite
    A large madiera cake for my daughters birthday tomorrow
  • I've made a cheese & bacon pancake bake and a batch of soft & chewy cookies while the oven was on. :)

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