What are you baking this week?
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This evening I made a batch of a dozen sesame bread rolls. Well, they are normal roll dipped in some sesame seeds that needed using up...
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Mmmm, I could just eat one of those
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looks like a burger day!
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Rhubarb and Apple Crumble was made at the weekend. My works former caretaker popped in last week with rhubarb from his allotment. I got a carrier bag full of it! I did give some to a couple of friends as I haven't got the room in my freezers. With what was left I made one very large Crumble and two smaller ones.
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If you have jars with twist-off lids you can also make a lovely compote with it and just fill it in piping hot, twist on lid, turn over for a minute or two and turn back. Works a treat.Cheezy_Jazzy wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2024 8:53 am Rhubarb and Apple Crumble was made at the weekend. My works former caretaker popped in last week with rhubarb from his allotment. I got a carrier bag full of it! I did give some to a couple of friends as I haven't got the room in my freezers. With what was left I made one very large Crumble and two smaller ones.
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I might try that next time! Thank you.Uschi wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2024 8:56 amIf you have jars with twist-off lids you can also make a lovely compote with it and just fill it in piping hot, twist on lid, turn over for a minute or two and turn back. Works a treat.Cheezy_Jazzy wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2024 8:53 am Rhubarb and Apple Crumble was made at the weekend. My works former caretaker popped in last week with rhubarb from his allotment. I got a carrier bag full of it! I did give some to a couple of friends as I haven't got the room in my freezers. With what was left I made one very large Crumble and two smaller ones.
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Works with most fruit.
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I have rhubarb envy.
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With grandaughter's new found love of baking - and the dearth of suitable bakeware in our house - I'm investing in some new tins.
One thing I have on order is a non stick flan tin. We're going to make a fatless sponge when they next come over. Rhubarb seems like a suitable filling.
I might have to practise first
One thing I have on order is a non stick flan tin. We're going to make a fatless sponge when they next come over. Rhubarb seems like a suitable filling.
I might have to practise first
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You could also go for mini-tins (half of the usual) and then she can make two cakes, one for you, one for her.Sloe-Gin wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 11:46 am With grandaughter's new found love of baking - and the dearth of suitable bakeware in our house - I'm investing in some new tins.
One thing I have on order is a non stick flan tin. We're going to make a fatless sponge when they next come over. Rhubarb seems like a suitable filling.
I might have to practise first
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Re rhubarb,my mum regularly makes this. It’s dead good. I think Suelle makes it as well.
https://www.waitrose.com/content/waitro ... monds.html
https://www.waitrose.com/content/waitro ... monds.html
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I've not made it for a while, but it is one of my favourite rhubarb desserts.Pepper Pig wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 1:59 pm Re rhubarb,my mum regularly makes this. It’s dead good. I think Suelle makes it as well.
https://www.waitrose.com/content/waitro ... monds.html