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hiya,
Does anyone know of any good sites for cake recipes? i can do the run of the mill cakes, hubby says my mine is the best muffin he has ever tasted, but i am looking for ideas for something a bit different. thanks guys. Ali x x
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I love all types of cakes. I know you said websites but Mary Berry has a really good cook book on cakes and pretty much everything. My other half used to make cakes from it
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I usually make sticky toffee pudding when ever i am baking for my family. I have an really easy recipe for this pm me if you want it. The bbc website also has some great cake recipes.
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hiya,
Does anyone know of any good sites for cake recipes? i can do the run of the mill cakes, hubby says my mine is the best muffin he has ever tasted, but i am looking for ideas for something a bit different. thanks guys. Ali x x |
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hiya,
Does anyone know of any good sites for cake recipes? i can do the run of the mill cakes, hubby says my mine is the best muffin he has ever tasted, but i am looking for ideas for something a bit different. thanks guys. Ali x x![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I tell my wife she has the best tasting muffin aswell |
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hiya,
Does anyone know of any good sites for cake recipes? i can do the run of the mill cakes, hubby says my mine is the best muffin he has ever tasted, but i am looking for ideas for something a bit different. thanks guys. Ali x x |
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I have heard that Devil's Food Cake is diabolically good but I'm afraid I don't know the recipe for it!!
I made a fabulous Christmas cake though!!! ![]()
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Why not post this in the food forum?
i didn't know there was a food forum, sorry, it won't happen again. Ali x x
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The Australian Women's Weekly cookbooks used to be good.
My mum used to buy them when I was a teenager and I spent hours dribbling over the pictures. You may have trouble finding some of the ingredients, though? http://aww.ninemsn.com.au/section.as...ctionname=food |
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hi,
i didn't know there was a food forum, sorry, it won't happen again. Ali x xApology accepted.
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I'm not cross with you.
Apology accepted. ![]() Ali x x
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I've not heard it called a muffin before!
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i saw this and thought that you were going to talk about cake! mmm lol and for some reason thought of little britain lol
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I make a lovely Noir Desir. Also a mean Gugelhupf, passed down from my great-grandmother.
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I make a lovely Noir Desir. Also a mean Gugelhupf, passed down from my great-grandmother.
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No! it stems from a German word (Kugel) that means ball!
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Oh OK. It just seemed familiar.
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I'll give you a nice cake recipe
![]() 4oz margarine 4oz sugar 6oz self raising flour 2 eggs tablespoon of milk Mix marg & sugar together. When it forms a whiteish mixture, add in the eggs and a tbsp of milk. They fold in the flour, gradually. Put in the oven for 180'c and check regularly until it's golden brown. This makes a great sponge cake. But to make it into a coffee cake, add in about a teaspoon of very concentrated coffee. It's very nice. Then add buttercream ![]() My mum taught me this recipe, I love it. Hope you will!
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I'll give you a nice cake recipe
![]() 4oz margarine 4oz sugar 6oz self raising flour 2 eggs tablespoon of milk Mix marg & sugar together. When it forms a whiteish mixture, add in the eggs and a tbsp of milk. They fold in the flour, gradually. Put in the oven for 180'c and check regularly until it's golden brown. This makes a great sponge cake. But to make it into a coffee cake, add in about a teaspoon of very concentrated coffee. It's very nice. Then add buttercream ![]() My mum taught me this recipe, I love it. Hope you will!
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I have heard that Devil's Food Cake is diabolically good but I'm afraid I don't know the recipe for it!!
I made a fabulous Christmas cake though!!! ![]() ![]() http://www.nigella.com/recipes/recipe.asp?article=1699 Mary Berrys receipe http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/da...ake_6293.shtml |
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LMAO
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I tell my wife she has the best tasting muffin aswell
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THE WI cake book is good. mum has used it quite a bit to bake us stuff!
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