What have you baked today?

purpledonkey

tulip12 wrote: »

Would you have a link to the recipe please, would love to try these. Tia

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/r80135/RecipeDetails.raction

It's great for the mini doughnuts :j

tulip12

purpledonkey wrote: »

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/r80135/RecipeDetails.raction

It's great for the mini doughnuts :j

Thanks I did search but could't find it.
They look so delish, I really must have a go at these

*iluvmymini*

tulip12 wrote: »

Would you have a link to the recipe please, would love to try these. Tia

I don't know how to do links on the ipad, I'm sorry. If you google the Lakeland website, just put 'doughnut recipe' in the search box, it should come up.


It's a baked recipe, so after they came out the oven, I shallow fried them to give them a more authentic taste.

*iluvmymini*

Oh, I've just seen purple donkey did the link ~ happy baking ����

OpDawn2

just finished some dessert brownies. pretty darn happy with life

purpledonkey

*iluvmymini* wrote: »

Oh, I've just seen purple donkey did the link ~ happy baking ����

Happy baking indeed! Just bought the mini doughnut tray, can't wait to try these beauties out :j

greentiger

Apricot Crunchy traybake for me today - another recipe resurrected from the forgotten list!

dylan2011

Chocolate flapjacks and banana/choc/sultana cupcakes baked yesterday. That should do for the week for snacks. Although not sure how long the banana cupcakes will last. my 2 year old was being extremely quite yesterday evening, so I went to check it out and caught him munching his way through 2 of the cupcakes he had managed to reach them off the side where they were cooling. Lesson learnt - he is getting taller every day. lol.
At the weekend I made scones - I hadn't made them for years, they were delishious and so much cheaper than shop bought to. I also made a huge chocolate cake, using a mary berrys devils food cake recipe, but adapted and used cheap choc - I have to say that was truly scrummy and made 12 big servings for less than £3 in cost. Everybody at the bbq was very impressed. :T
No baking plans for today.

tulip12

*iluvmymini* wrote: »

I don't know how to do links on the ipad, I'm sorry. If you google the Lakeland website, just put 'doughnut recipe' in the search box, it should come up.


It's a baked recipe, so after they came out the oven, I shallow fried them to give them a more authentic taste.

Thankyou

Florenceem

dylan2011 wrote: »

Chocolate flapjacks and banana/choc/sultana cupcakes baked yesterday. That should do for the week for snacks. Although not sure how long the banana cupcakes will last. my 2 year old was being extremely quite yesterday evening, so I went to check it out and caught him munching his way through 2 of the cupcakes he had managed to reach them off the side where they were cooling. Lesson learnt - he is getting taller every day. lol.
At the weekend I made scones - I hadn't made them for years, they were delishious and so much cheaper than shop bought to. I also made a huge chocolate cake, using a mary berrys devils food cake recipe, but adapted and used cheap choc - I have to say that was truly scrummy and made 12 big servings for less than £3 in cost. Everybody at the bbq was very impressed. :T
No baking plans for today.

Well done on all the baking. Lovely to hear of a busy young mum baking.