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Rosemary focaccia is on its way. I like it with loads of rock salt, olive oil, olives and sautéed onion.
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I quite fancy having a go a sough dough bread. Does anyone have some on the go? Do you have any tips or a link to a method that's good to follow? Ta.
 
I quite fancy having a go a sough dough bread. Does anyone have some on the go? Do you have any tips or a link to a method that's good to follow? Ta.

I've been using the method and starter Ms T gave me most of this year and it's very reliable. I've basically stopped buying bread. http://www.urban75.net/forums/threads/breadmaking.262276/#post-9676738

I don't have a Le Creuset casserole dish but started with a Pyrex one and then got a cast iron one from somewhere in the sales. The main thing is it needs to have a lid and be able to tolerate quite a high heat.
 
I love this old Trinidadian Lady in this video...

She don't need no website she's got her phone number all over the world. Fuck Jamie Oliver Ed Shearan needs this lady cooking his wedding :D
 
Dorset Apple cake is my favourite cake ever. So far anyway. I've not tried opera cake and suspect that would become my new favourite should I get the chance :)

This afternoon, we are having a bake off. I'm making biscotti and almond bundt, and worm is make a three tiered sponge cake and decorating it. . I've told her once mines done I'm watching a movie as I know hers is going to go on forever! Dunno Wtf we are going to do with 3 sponges once done ! Posting some to my sis in Cornwall maybe and work always like a cake when I've made too much. Just dont know if they will like a kids version of a wedding cake with all that icing and food colouring :D
 
If my biscotti is too soft on first nom, will it be best to pop it back into oven for 10 mins?
 
I did two... But sat having a coffee with a bit and it's not palate achingly hard. I was worried it would do something awful to it if I cooked it again after it was cold but what's the worst that could happen really? :D

Cheers cesare
 
I did two... But sat having a coffee with a bit and it's not palate achingly hard. I was worried it would do something awful to it if I cooked it again after it was cold but what's the worst that could happen really? :D

Cheers cesare
I think another baking would crisp them up removing any moisture that was spoiling their palate achingly hardness :D
 
Yeah. Will overdo the thick water icing on it to try to disguise the mess when it's cold. Didn't buy any flaked almonds though. Grrr doh.
 
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Gone back in [emoji106]

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Looks good though.
Dr Oetker quick release spray is the nuts! I was sceptical but it really is good.

Tell the worm that I like icing and excessive food colouring if she's got too much cake. ;)
 
Not that I've noticed as long as you don't use too much. It only needs a very light spray.

I used it first when I bought those half ball tins to make the teapot. The cakes slid out, brilliant.
 
Good work there madamv and worm! We too are overrun with cake - I have been desperately doorstepping my neighbours trying to offload the remains before I eat it all and need a forklift to get me out the house.
 
Yup top baking there madamv :cool: Your cherub must be well chuffed:thumbs:

The only cake my mother ever made me was an eccles cake.:facepalm::D She was never a good cook but a fab mum all the same. :D
 
Come tomorrow sparklefish and bring tupperware ;)

Scarlets Neapolitan cake! Hahahhaha she's been desperate to have a go at a tiered cake.

The strawberry one is wet, chocolate one not chocolatey enough and vanilla one too eggy. All three recipes are ones she chose off Google :D Although, I told her the above, I said it nicely with lots of yums in between. She agreed she might let me check the recipes in future before baking them
 
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