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Homemade sweets and cakes

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Hi everyone Im looking for hints and tips about making some homemade cakes and sweets the OH and I often treat ourselves to chocolate and cakes when were doing the shopping so as part of our groceries challange this month were going to make some stuff at home does anyone have any recipies for nice sweets im thinking like bounty bars etc as their one of our favorites ive make a carrot cake another favorite im just waiting for it to cook it should be ready in about 15 mins yum yum hopefully anyway!
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  • Rikki
    Rikki Posts: 21,625 Forumite
    Have a look through the OS Receipe Index HERE
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  • twink
    twink Posts: 3,826 Forumite
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    the only thing i have resembling bounty bars is this but havnt made them

    bounty cakes

    8oz desiccated coconut, 7oz tin condensed milk, 8oz chocolate
    2 tbsps icing sugar
    melt chocolate, mix rest of ingredients and rollinto small balls, dip in the choc, leave 10 mins to cool, put in small paper cases, or i suppose you could make them log shaped too
  • kessik
    kessik Posts: 288 Forumite
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    Hi
    Look on https://www.allrecipes.com - it's an American site but there is a facility to convert the measurements to metric. Search under candy (the fudge recipes are to die for!!!). I used the site to make homemade fudge for my son's school fete and it went down a storm. Plus you can alter the yield to make more or less (more in our case).
    Hope this helps :)
  • squeaky
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    http://www.be-ro.co.uk/index.asp

    Click on recipe inspiration for LOADS of bullet proof cakes and biscuit recipes.
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  • janeawej
    janeawej Posts: 808 Forumite
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    esiest ever victoria sandwhich recipe

    weigh eggs
    same weight in sr flour
    same weight granulated sugar (cheaper and adds more air so my grandmother said!)
    same weight in soft marg
    spoonfull hot water

    cream marge and sugar with water
    add 1/3 eggs and mix
    add 1/3 flour mix continue this till all used, put in tins bake 200c till skewer inserted into middle of cake comes out clean

    if u want to add choccy substitute some flour for cocoa powder

    try lemon or orange zest
    spoonfull of strong coffee
    chunks of choccy!

    melted mars bars make great icing!
    i make in loaf tins very easy! and freeze well
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  • HomeJames_3
    HomeJames_3 Posts: 159 Forumite
    Thanks everyone for your great tips off to surf the websites! My only concern now is that Im going to put lots of weight on with all this baking!
    Official DFW nerd 206 Proud to be dealing with my debt
    £2 savers club joined 25/6/06 £54:dance: (0ver £1200 banked)
    LB moment June 06 Debt payed off so far £36000 DFD March 2010:eek:
    Reclaimed fees
    MBNA £302 RBOS £49.58 Mint £25.95
    PPI: A&L £2074 Freemans £770 MBNA £944:j
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