What have you baked today?

shegirl

Pumpkin pies, pumpkin pasties, witches fingers biscuits.


Also made pumpkin soup and pumpkin and apple chutney (yes, I ended up with too many pumpkins!!!!)

nwc389

First ever attempt at gingerbread men , they look a bit wonky and my efforts to decorate them made them look a bit scary (unintentionally ) but they have been tested by the husband and pronounced very nice so I'm happy :j

purpledonkey

Islandmaid wrote: »

Having a nightmare trying to post a picci

So you,ll either get it 10 times or not at all

Anyway here (I hope) is my first attempt at Halloween Cupcakes

http://s1273.photobucket.com/albums/y408/wilsojo11/?action=view&current=29fcba0060a9b6fe8fabcf094becac9b_zpsd9cf3c18.jpg&evt=user_media_share

Here's your pic They look awesome.

Islandmaid

Ahhh Thanks Purple - from you and your fab cakes, I feel very honoured

Islandmaid

And some ghosts....

http://s1370.photobucket.com/user/joberrey/media/imagejpg1_zps9fc23632.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0

ceewash

Christmas Cake. Very pleased with myself.

Starrystarrynight

Cheese & chive scones.

f0xh0les

Christmas cake, pear and apple frangipane and an everyday fruitcake for kids' lunchboxes:)

dingdongsaving

"Mummy Night In" tonight. :T

6 (usually 8) of us rotate around the houses for a great evening & sumptuious meal. The hostess provides the main, & the rest bring puddings, alcoholic drinks/non alcoholic drinks, cheese/biscuits, nibbles, starters, coffee/cream/mints. It's an easy night to host...&, MOST importantly full of good friendships & endless laughs. :rotfl:

I can't wait!!

good_advice

Autumn harvest apple cake

I used British Bramley cooking apples and a pinch of cinnamon.
One big round cake to keep the family happy.