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Help - baking recipes for someone who cant bake
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Super easy cake (my gran's recipe) and no butter involved!
5 big apples or pears or a mix of both (or you can use canned pears instead)
4 eggs
170g sugar
130g flour
2 teaspoons vanilla sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
peel, core and slice apples/pears
mix all the ingredients in a bowl
pour in cake tin
cook in oven at 200C for 40 minutes
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Hello, ive just made some choc muffins - they look perfect just how they should look But when you take them out of the muffin cases, they are like still wet? but the top is nice and soft - have i taken them out the oven to quick? they were in oven for 25 mins. any help appreciated. x0
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You can make that even easier with an all in one mix, as long as you want to eat the cake immediately.
Whack all the ingredients above in a bowl and mix together until light and fluffy. Cook as advised above. Fine for two days but gets stodgier than the traditional mix after that.
Add a bit of cocoa in place of a couple of teaspoons of flour, or a couple of teaspoons over very very strong instant coffee (enough water to melt the granules but no more) and take out a spoon of sugar if you want to make flavoured cakes.
it doesn't take long this way anyway i've added in grated carrot before, but for chocolate cakes i make muffinswe usually have them for 3-4 days as me and hubby don't really eat cakes (we eat muffins tho i love raspberry muffins so make my own)
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smarties84 wrote: »Hello, ive just made some choc muffins - they look perfect just how they should look But when you take them out of the muffin cases, they are like still wet? but the top is nice and soft - have i taken them out the oven to quick? they were in oven for 25 mins. any help appreciated. x
pop them back in, also when i lift buns out i always leave them in the hot bun tray for 5-10 mins, if you push down on the top it shud move but be firm not squidgyDEC GC £463.67/£450
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I have put them back in for about 15 mins and they are still wet? thats about 45 - 50 mins now, have i done something wrong? When you pull the case off, the muffin sticks to the case0
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