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What have you baked today?

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  • Florenceem
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    Here you are - I use more milk than the recipe says.

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  • Happygreen
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    Thanks Florenceem! I might try that tomorrow (had a sponge planned originally) with rhubarb instead of apples though, it's just coming up and I can't wait for the first harvest :)
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    Banana and Brazil nut loaf with a recipe from the hummingbird bakery recipe book
  • Florenceem
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    JJ's Herby Cheese Bread.
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  • Kit1
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    Hi

    I tried making coconut snowballs from a recipe I found on the tesco's website but it didn't say how much cake to use so I bought one of their Madeira cakes but I don't think there was enough cake as the mix seemed a little greasy. I just wondered if anyone else has made these and if so if you had a recipe.

    realfood.tesco.com/recipes/snowball.html

    Many thanks
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  • GetRealBabe
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    Hi

    2 Brown sourdough loaves. Really tasty. Gonna bake some more at the weekend.
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  • freespirit66
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    Kit1 wrote: »
    Hi

    I tried making coconut snowballs from a recipe I found on the tesco's website but it didn't say how much cake to use so I bought one of their Madeira cakes but I don't think there was enough cake as the mix seemed a little greasy. I just wondered if anyone else has made these and if so if you had a recipe.

    realfood.tesco.com/recipes/snowball.html

    Many thanks

    Hi KIT1 sorry i cant help with the cake question, but thankyou for putting link to recipe on they look yummy
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  • lostinrates
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    Date, orange flower and star anise biscuits.

    I normally don't eat what I bake but I tried one of the plain little biscuits to see what I'd need to balance my offering with coffee tomorrow night and.......I'm in love. They are really good.
  • ocemeer
    ocemeer Posts: 414 Forumite
    I made peanut nutter and banana muffins - nice and fluffy so will make them again (I thik it was a Rachel recipe) now just writing the saturday baking list - need to make bread tomorrow as DH is home but need to make some cakes I can eat for once. (plus only have a weeks worth of muffins in freezer for DH so have to stock up as he is a piglet)
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