Baking day...What to bake???

sillylittlejill

ok thanks will do now xx

newlywed

Here's the thread - post number 4 is the famous twink recipe then lots of variations through the thread after that.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=471992

Add choc chips, raisins, cinnamon etc as preferred.

sillylittlejill

thanks guys am off to tescos now Will tell you all how it goes tomorrow morning, I plan to eat so much tonight that I will find it too difficult to type!!

not very MSE I know, but I have been good recently!!


xxxx

Olliebeak

For anybody wanting to 'have a go' at baking for the first time, one of the best places to start is the Bero website (or Macdougall's - they're identical).

http://www.be-ro.com/f_insp.htm - click on 'List of All Recipes' on the right hand-side of the screen.

You'll find lots of good, tried and tested recipes for things that we've all grown up with for years!

Good Luck .

newlywed

Olliebeak wrote: »

For anybody wanting to 'have a go' at baking for the first time, one of the best places to start is the Bero website (or Macdougall's - they're identical).

http://www.be-ro.com/f_insp.htm - click on 'List of All Recipes' on the right hand-side of the screen.

I ordered the Be-ro book a while back - often refer to it for pastry/crumble flour, fat ratios as I never remember.

jcr16

i've recently been making rice crispie squares. they are prob one of the most easiest things to make.

http://www.kelloggs.co.uk/whatson/thebigbake/Recipes/rk-toffeesquares.aspx

or how about making a home made pizza or garlic bread.that always go fab with a dvd

brightonman123

try some home-made kebabs-

wholemeal pitta breads aer cheap enough (£1-ish for a pack of 6?) , cut each in two and toast- fill with leftovers, or some grated cheese, chopped ham salad etc. add a little mayo or relish at the bottom..

also try salmon pittas- got a pack of 2 (frozen) strips for £1.50 or so at Lidl. microwave in a dish with a knob of butter on top, for 4mins each, spoon the butter over each strip to 'baste' 1/2 way through. pull apart with a fork, then scoup into the pittas with some mayo.
(scrum-dili-umptious!)

I have mainly just been having a banana and tost for brekkie, doing sandwiches and/or soup for lunch, and perhaps a baked potato with tuna or salad for tea - though having salmon may work out CHEAPER, based on Tesaco pricing recently..?

Jack's_mummy

sillylittlejill wrote: »

thanks guys home popped popcorn is a good idea, where abouts will the corn thingys be in tescos? can't remember seeing them when I've been in there!


xxx

Prob too late now if you have already gone shopping but in Sainsburys the popping corn is in the aisle with lentils etc

Penelope_Penguin

sillylittlejill wrote: »

I have been looking on the net for an hour or so and can't find any good recipes at all for homemade junk food.

I can't see any threads on here that have things like this, can anyone who is a bit better OSer than me help?

I'll be happy to help This isn't junk, it's treats :rotfl: :rotfl: I'll add this to the existing thread on making them at home.

Penny. x

Dreamy

Hi
I have two sons and a hubby with a sweet tooth we go through biscuits and cakes at a rate of knots ! am trying to bake my own but have a very limited range and can't find any simple recipies even the flap jack recipie I have dosen't seam to work (its to gooey even though I bake it longer then it says to), have tried searching but there seams to be something wrong or i'm not putting the right words in I'd be really greatful if people would share there recipies
Thanks