Baking day...What to bake???

thriftlady_2

There are loads of biscuit recipes on here. If you select 'advanced search' and then click on 'search titles only' and type in the words 'biscuit recipes' you will get lots of useful threads.

Try reducing the amount of syrup in your flapjacks to get a crisper result;)

And be sure to try Twink's Hobnobs

SunnyGirl

Twinks hobnobs are amazingly easy & yummy I can't reccommend them enough for you to try. Also have a look at the Be-Ro website it also has lots of baking ideas on it.

McKneff

The post from Sunnygirl is spot on. I have an old BERO book and follow that one. The rock buns are just so easy. I noticed that there is a new bero book but the recipes are different in that less sugar is needed but i like the ones from the old book.

Quillion

Twinks hobknobs are devine x

I like the old bero recipie for flapjack the one with conflakes in x

OrkneyStar

I have a good basic cookie recipe - let me know if you want it and can type it out for you.
hth

Barneysmom

McKneff wrote: »

The post from Sunnygirl is spot on. I have an old BERO book and follow that one. The rock buns are just so easy. I noticed that there is a new bero book but the recipes are different in that less sugar is needed but i like the ones from the old book.

McKneff, could you let me have the ginger biscuit recipe please? I used to make them when I was little and they were yummy. :cool:

Edit: Ah! I found it on the site! http://www.be-ro.co.uk/f_insp.htm Thanks Sunnygirl!

got-it-spend-it

These are divine http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=21895551&postcount=2035 and you can make them in pretty much any flavour that you can get at Millie's Cookies stores!

The best flapjack recipe I have ever tried is the one on this forum that uses condensed milk. I'll have a dig around for it and post a linky, but you may be able top find it through a search.

pelirocco

Choc Chip Cookies

Cream8oz of soft marg wirh 6 oz od sugar

mix in 10oz sr flour
6 oz oats
4 tbs of golden syrup

add 2 100g bags of choc chips ( have substituted with raisons /nuts or mixed and matched )

optional cinnamon

forminto small balls ,placed on lined trays ,flatten slightly ,cook in hot over for about 8 mins until light golden brown, They will be soft when you take them out but as they cool will harden up, so important not to cook them too long . These cookies come out soft and chewy

the_other_mce

How about WEETABIX BROWNIES - my family love them - I searched on here and found the recipe - they even made the weekly email thatMSE sends out !
Post By jaxxy00

How to make Weetabix Brownies

Im not sure how they are normally made but my recipe comes from a lady who was doing the refreshments at a community centre jumble sale me and my sister went to one year. We had a cuppa and one of the brownies and they were really yummy so we asked were they got them from and the lady said shed made them and gave us the recipe. I wrote it on a scrappy bit of paper that i still have and use now.

In a bowl put
4 crushed weetabix
4oz caster sugar
4oz self raising flour
2 tbsp cocoa powder
pkt chocolate drops (i use a 25p 100g tescos own milk chocolate chopped up)

mix this altogether

then take 4oz of melted marg and stir this into the mixture along with an egg

mix well and put in a baking tray and bake for 15 minutes at electric 180.

I put this mix into a square tin which measures 8 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches. I suppose you could use anything a similar size it would just turn out a bit more or less deeper. I also line the tray with greaseproof paper to save any sticking. Once out the oven let it stand for about 5 minutes then turn out the tray and cut into squares.

Enjoy!!! if you get chance before everyone else takes them.

Gorgeous with a cuppa!!
I also second Twinks hob-nobs - they are divine and so easy to make. There is also a recipe on the recipe collection for banana bread with chocolate chips- really tasty AND uses up old bananas. I freeze my old bananas (whole) and when I have enough I make a couple of loaves!!!
I love home baking -and its so much nicer knowing that you are feeding your family REAL food with proper ingredients!!

Pink.

Hi Dreamy,

There's an earlier thread with lots of ideas that should help so I've added your thread to it to keep the suggestions together.

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