Posted in Baking on Jan 27th, 2010
As it’s school holidays, we’ve been baking (need to keep Miss A and Miss P and their friends contained).
The above is a Crispie from the Golden Wattle Cook book. It’s a very easy recipe and makes heaps …
Ingredients:
240g Butter
1 Cup Sugar
2 Cups Rolled Oats
2 Cups SR Flour
2 tsp Golden Syrup
1 tsp Bicarb Soda
1 tsp Vanilla
3 [...]
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Posted in Baking, Inspiration on Jan 27th, 2010
In the true tradition of Australia Day (26th) I made a pavlova
I had been led to believe they were difficult, but it was surprisingly easy. I used the recipe from Nigella Lawson’s How to Eat. The recipe is very similar to this one.
I thought I would include a few Australian facts:
Australia is the largest Island [...]
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Posted in Baking, Knitting on Feb 19th, 2009
I dug out my copy of The Gentle Art of Domesiticity looking for a bit of baking inspiration.  I made the vanilla oat biscuits, which were very easy to bake (and were quite popular with A and P). I can’t find a recipe online, but here are some of Jane Brocket’s other recipes.  I haven’t included [...]
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Posted in Baking on Feb 12th, 2008
I bought myself a heart shaped cake tin – everyone should own a heart shaped tin. This is a chocolate cake with rose pink icing – recipe from this book.
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Posted in Baking on Jan 28th, 2008
I baked Yarnstorm’s Chewy Flapjacks. They’re certainly very lovely and chewy. I’m not sure I baked them long enough, but as the bottom of things tend to burn in my oven I like to err on the side of slightly early.
It was an easy recipe and as it all went together in the saucepan, there [...]
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Posted in Baking on Jan 24th, 2008
We baked Almond Macaroons today – a couple of little friends were coming for a visit. It’s an extremely easy recipe and they taste great.
I’m happy to email the recipe to anyone interested.
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Posted in Baking on Jan 18th, 2008
I feel very Australian when I bake Pumpkin Scones. Possibly because this lady was well known for them. My littlest, P, loves them and I can pretend that she’s eating vegetables. Of course the biggest, A, doesn’t like them at all, so I’m still searching for something with vegetables for her.
I used the recipe in the [...]
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