Showing posts with label Baking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baking. Show all posts
Tangilicious Tamarillo Tart Tatin
I'm crazy about tamarillos, but since I've tried them cooked, I'm coming up with all manner of ways of using them... Their high glutamate content particularly suits the roasting or caramelisation process, which makes me think of tart tatins. I'm not crazy about the apple version, which can be very sweet, but I have made plum and tomato versions quite often. Tamarillos seem like the perfect variation, especially as their tartness lends itself to the process.
Orange and Cranberry Scones
Lemon Drizzle Cake
Heston Blumenthal's Perfect Burger
Yay, it's finally BBQ season... It may look like I only cook chocolate delice and frangipane tarts, but hey, my kids like a burger as much as the next person. Of course that wouldn't be a generic supermarket burger, and so finally the opportunity to try Heston's perfect burger recipe. I'd seen this recipe on his How to Cook Like Heston show, but we didn't fire our BBQ at all last year, and so the itch grew and grew.
Frangipane Tarts
French Apple Tart...
Swiss Meringue Buttercream Icing [Thermomix]
The Scandilicious Chelsea Bun...
Lemon Meringue Tart
Bara Brith
If I'm baking, this is the recipe I must make the most often. Bara Brith is a Welsh speckled bread made with tea soaked fruits. It's an absolute doddle to make, and can sit perfectly happily in an airtight container for several days. I always have so many people in my house, that I usually double up the batch and make two loaves at the same time. I use the recipe from The Great British Book of Baking, just because it's always near the top of my book pile, and never makes it back onto the shelf! Rachel Allen's 30 Day Muffins
Yes, more muffins. Actually this time because I have a shocking cold, and I can't sleep. Seemed as though it might be fun to make breakfast muffins for everyone to have in the morning! Adapted from Rachel Allen's 30 day muffin mixture, the theory is that you can leave the mixture in the fridge for 30 days until you next want to make muffins... Does it work? Absolutely!Toffee Fudge Muffins
Okay, forget that New Year's promise of dieting for a moment, and have a toffee fudge muffin on me :0) The little fudge chunks at the bottom of the muffins turn that bottom bit into a pseudo treacle sponge - delicious!
Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins
Bloomin' cheek... Pointed the toffee muffins out to the Hubby, who remarked rather pointedly that he only eats lemon poppy seed muffins. Then he popped off for a quick run... Well. The 10yo and I weren't going to stand for that, so we found a recipe, and made some while he was out!!!
