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Fairy cakes

I made some earlier for DS but forgot I put them in the oven :mad: so they are rock hard on top :rolleyes: I have made him some more which are alot softer :D But I dont want to just throw the first batch away...So is anyone got any ideas what fairy cakes with hard tops can be used for?

Thanks :)
xx
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  • You could cut off the hard tops and have a bowl full of the soft bits in custard :) mmm
  • New Year Trifle anyone - LOL

    Can you tell I've done this before too!!

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  • Like the others have said, they'd be fine for trifles. If you clingfilm them well then whack them in the freezer it's possible that they'll soften a fair bit when you defrost them, they always go a bit squishy on top. They might be fine to eat if you put plenty of buttercream on top :)
  • Thanks Nicifer_noonoo and Memorygirl :)

    I think I might break them up add a bit of Jam and cover with warm custard for DHs pudding :)
    January Grocery challenge
    Budget £120
    Spent so far £22.54
  • Thanks Gingernutmeg..I didnt think of freezing them...I will give DH some tonight and freeze the rest for another day :)
    January Grocery challenge
    Budget £120
    Spent so far £22.54
  • Trifle is the way to go here ;) or soak in rum and serve with cream, yum


    why has the rum gone ? ...oh, that's why :D


    ooh, I'm having another thought here, what about soaking in strong coffee and serving with cream ?
  • Thanks everyone..I served some with Jam and custard and froze the rest for another day.
    Dh was impressed with his pudding :)
    January Grocery challenge
    Budget £120
    Spent so far £22.54
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