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Home-made cakes thread 2
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I'm good thank you, just been preoccupied with Christmas preperations for months
got some photos to update when I get a mo! How about you? What have you been upto? X
The secret of Christmas
It's not the things you do at Christmastime
But the Christmas things you do
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Not very much to be honest! Haven't done alot of baking recently. I'm 27 weeks pregnant with number 4 and the night shifts are killing me so have had to put baking on the back shelf for the moment
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I have never seen this thread before and I am a caker!! Easily the best part of the forum for me....I
all things sugar!!
Lovely work ladies!!:happyhear We are not put on this earth for ourselves, but are placed here for each other.
If you are there always for others, then in time of need, someone will be there for you.
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Hi everyone
My Son is having a Pirate theme party and looking for ideas for a cake.
He is 1 so thinking treasure chest, or just a 2 tier cake and go from there with coins etc.0 -
Hi everyone
My Son is having a Pirate theme party and looking for ideas for a cake.
He is 1 so thinking treasure chest, or just a 2 tier cake and go from there with coins etc.
My 4 year old has just had a pirate party and I did a treasure chest. It was a simple marble cake done in a loaf tin, cut about a third of the way from the top and then filled with lots of sweets. It was covered in a ganache and then dipped in white and milk chocolate chips. It was from a Sainsburys cakes recipe book and was dead easy to make. I crushed up a load of digestives as "sand" for it to lie on and had thought about using Guylian chocolate shells on the sand too. Hope that helps.Make £2012 in 2012 member #88
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How much butter/marg do you use in this recipe please? Thank you very much.Hi Monz
Thanks
This is the recipe I use (although I didn't get it from Tesco) and I use butter not marg but the cake I tasted I could tell a real difference and it was so much lighter/fluffier than mine even though I had always been happy with mine til that point0 -
My 4 year old has just had a pirate party and I did a treasure chest. It was a simple marble cake done in a loaf tin, cut about a third of the way from the top and then filled with lots of sweets. It was covered in a ganache and then dipped in white and milk chocolate chips. It was from a Sainsburys cakes recipe book and was dead easy to make. I crushed up a load of digestives as "sand" for it to lie on and had thought about using Guylian chocolate shells on the sand too. Hope that helps.
Thanks
I may do 2 cakes. Have you got the recipe for the marble loaf cake please?
I don't suppose you have a photo do you?0 -
Special K I love your signature I'm going to try and copy and paste it onto another thread. Hope you don't mind. X
Nat congratulations on baby number fourI'm not surprised you've not done much baking! Be kind to yourself. X
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Hi everyone
Made a Christmas cake for my sons nursery. Guess the themeDebt (1/9/14) £6,702.11 Debt free (30/11/2016) mortgage port- £70,077.82 and mortgage £126,517.39 o/s currently
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Lovely snowman cake. Well done.0
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