baking-beautiful.blogspot.com
bakingbeautiful*: Oreo Cheesecake Cookies
http://baking-beautiful.blogspot.com/2012/09/oreo-cheesecake-cookies.html
A journal of my baking exploits, along with any other random thoughts or rants that may occur to me on the way. Thursday, 27 September 2012. One of my favourite websites to browse on my lunch break is www.foodbeast.com. Although it has loads of stuff that isn't really relevant to us in the UK, it shares my obsessions of bacon and peanut butter and always has some bizarre food stories on that make me laugh. Little balls of cheesecakey goodness ready for the oven. The finished product. Loooooovely. I’...
baking-beautiful.blogspot.com
bakingbeautiful*: September 2012
http://baking-beautiful.blogspot.com/2012_09_01_archive.html
A journal of my baking exploits, along with any other random thoughts or rants that may occur to me on the way. Thursday, 27 September 2012. One of my favourite websites to browse on my lunch break is www.foodbeast.com. Although it has loads of stuff that isn't really relevant to us in the UK, it shares my obsessions of bacon and peanut butter and always has some bizarre food stories on that make me laugh. Little balls of cheesecakey goodness ready for the oven. The finished product. Loooooovely. Fightin...
baking-beautiful.blogspot.com
bakingbeautiful*: May 2013
http://baking-beautiful.blogspot.com/2013_05_01_archive.html
A journal of my baking exploits, along with any other random thoughts or rants that may occur to me on the way. Saturday, 4 May 2013. 2 eggs, beaten. 115g self raising flour. Half teaspoon mixed spice. 50g peel (optional- I just used a mixed fruit mix with peel in it an used a little bit extra). 1 Cream butter and sugar. 2 Beat in the eggs. Try not to let it curdle, but if it does its not the end of the world. 3 Stir in the ground almonds. 4 Sieve in the flour and mixed spice and stir. Aye, they're tasty".
baking-beautiful.blogspot.com
bakingbeautiful*: July 2013
http://baking-beautiful.blogspot.com/2013_07_01_archive.html
A journal of my baking exploits, along with any other random thoughts or rants that may occur to me on the way. Thursday, 18 July 2013. So, last night we held a really special meeting of Private Pie at the Star and Shadow Cinema. you can read all about it at the Private Pie blog here. So it seemed to me that it would fit nicely. The chocolate tofu mixture in my pate sucree pastry case,. On her release from prison, Geum-Ja finds a job in a bakery. Here's what the bakery owner has to say about her:. This i...
baking-beautiful.blogspot.com
bakingbeautiful*: Bacon Floddies
http://baking-beautiful.blogspot.com/2013/05/bacon-floddies.html
A journal of my baking exploits, along with any other random thoughts or rants that may occur to me on the way. Saturday, 4 May 2013. I have sorely, sorely neglected you. I bring you bacon in apology. Specifically, bacon floddies. These are a traditional Gateshead snack and are basically the Geordie version of onion bhajis, with less spice and much more bacon. Alternatively, I suspect at some point in Gateshead, back in the day, the following conversation happened:. Aye, they're tasty". 2 eggs, beaten.
baking-beautiful.blogspot.com
bakingbeautiful*: Recipes
http://baking-beautiful.blogspot.com/p/recipes.html
A journal of my baking exploits, along with any other random thoughts or rants that may occur to me on the way. Please note that I have a fan oven, so you might need to up the temperature or time a little bit if you don't have a fan oven. Pear, Pecan and Custard Pie. Handful of whole pecan nuts. 100g golden caster sugar. About 500g sweet shortcrust pastry. 1 tsp vanilla extract. 1 tbsp plain flour. 1 egg for brushing. 6 Meanwhile, roll out the rest of the pastry to make a circle large enough to fit the t...
baking-beautiful.blogspot.com
bakingbeautiful*: Northumbrian Baking
http://baking-beautiful.blogspot.com/2013/05/northumbrian-baking.html
A journal of my baking exploits, along with any other random thoughts or rants that may occur to me on the way. Saturday, 4 May 2013. 2 eggs, beaten. 115g self raising flour. Half teaspoon mixed spice. 50g peel (optional- I just used a mixed fruit mix with peel in it an used a little bit extra). 1 Cream butter and sugar. 2 Beat in the eggs. Try not to let it curdle, but if it does its not the end of the world. 3 Stir in the ground almonds. 4 Sieve in the flour and mixed spice and stir. So the other day I...
baking-beautiful.blogspot.com
bakingbeautiful*: January 2012
http://baking-beautiful.blogspot.com/2012_01_01_archive.html
A journal of my baking exploits, along with any other random thoughts or rants that may occur to me on the way. Tuesday, 31 January 2012. So as you know, My cake for the January Clandestine Cake Club meeting was a Blue Velvet cake. I was quite worried, given the disastrous attempt at blue velvet cupcakes,. About how this cake would turn out. But it turned out to be very fun to make (although not quite as fun to clean up the kitchen afterwards). Mixing the blue and violet colouring with the cocoa. I chose...
baking-beautiful.blogspot.com
bakingbeautiful*: A Stack O' Stotties
http://baking-beautiful.blogspot.com/2013/06/a-stack-o-stotties.html
A journal of my baking exploits, along with any other random thoughts or rants that may occur to me on the way. Thursday, 6 June 2013. A Stack O Stotties. For those of you of a Southern disposition, you may well have no idea what I'm on about. The stottie is one of the shining lights of Geordie cuisine. Within its fluffy, dense interior is the inimitable feeling of home. And here, dear friends, are My First Stotties:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am a lovely little cake of joy! A Stack O Stotties.
SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT