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What have you baked today?

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  • puss14
    puss14 Posts: 310 Forumite
    Hi Bella,
    Aussielass put me onto a recipe using normal flour for bread. Ive made it several times and it has worked well, it is a reasonably heavy bread tho.

    This is the recipe compliments of Aussielass

    1 cup warm water , 1 tbsp milk
    1 tbsp oil , 1 tbsp brown sugar
    1 tbsp honey (since honey has become pricey I've stopped with the honey),
    1 tsp salt
    Combine in bowl. Stir.
    Add in
    1 1/2 cups Plain flour, 1 1/2 cups WM Plain Flour,
    2 tsp dried yeast.

    Knead for about 5 mins. Cover & rest in bowl for about 40 mins. Knock back & knead for a few minutes. Place in oiled loaf tin, cover. Let it rise until it doubles in size (about 30 mins). Bake 350 degrees 30 - 35 mins.
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  • Julie67
    Julie67 Posts: 2,362 Forumite
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    Today I have made a dozen cup cakes with chocolate icing and a victoria sponge. MMMMmm not helping my diet at all but they won't be around long when everyone arrives home from school ,work:D
    Started Self Managed DMP 10th May 2017.
    Working hard to get rid of our debt.
  • wssla00
    wssla00 Posts: 1,875 Forumite
    Cheese and Onion bread for ma and pa :)
    Feb GC: £200 Spent: £190.79
  • Twelve American muffins with glac! cherries. Came out beautifully and baked in my new silicone muffin cases. If anyone is wondering whether to get these, I would recommend them. They are pretty pastel colours and can be served in the cases. The best thing is that there is no greasing required, and the cakes never stick
  • janb5
    janb5 Posts: 2,673 Forumite
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    kah22 wrote: »
    I'm having a go at making my first cheesecake this Saturday and I'm using Gordon Ramsay's RECIPE.

    Now the cheesecake seems relatively easy to make but there is just one little thing needling me and I'm hoping for some advice. Ramsay says: If it turns out well I'm taking it to my sisters house on the Sunday as I know she'll be having some guests - but what's the best way to transfer the cake to a large plate without damaging it :question: The plated cake will then go inside a large plastic box.

    As a by the way how long can a cheesecake be kept for before going off?

    Kevin

    Sorry did try to clink on the link but couldnt open it.

    If the cc is made in a tin with a removable bottom, I would place the tin on a raised block and then gently push the tin down so you are left with cake still on base but no sides. I generally end up with the sides on my arm and gingerly manoevring the cake onto a surface! Then add segments etc.

    Depending on the type of cheese used I would think it would keep for a couple of days. After cooking it, you could always open freeze it after dividing it up into even portions. HTH
  • owlet
    owlet Posts: 1,510 Forumite
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    14 Pineapple muffins and a pineapple upside down cake. Don't know what the upside down cake will turn out like though, I used the last of the crushed pineapple & it may be a bit wet - we will see :)
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  • mi_jardin
    mi_jardin Posts: 584 Forumite
    a banana cake....and I went to tip it out of the tin....and it went all over the floor!:cry:

    oh well, the doggies had a treat....they were there like a shot!:D
  • Just baked Nigella's Madeira cake- have made it before, it's really nice.
  • bellaquidsin
    bellaquidsin Posts: 1,100 Forumite
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    Chocolate chip brownies and blueberry muffins.

    Bella.
    A man's life consisteth not in the abundance of things which he possesseth. Luke 12 v 15
  • hayley11
    hayley11 Posts: 7,627 Forumite
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    I made some Rock Cakes today. They're are yummy.

    I tried making some gooey chocolate puddings the other night but they didn't work out very well.... :rotfl:
    :heart: Think happy & you'll be happy :heart:
    I :heart2: my doggies
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