I agree about the french toast.Baking nothing here. Wondering what to do with a stale french stick? Could feed to ducks or think about a culinary use?
Baking nothing here. Wondering what to do with a stale french stick? Could feed to ducks or think about a culinary use?
I'm going to do Nigel Slater's choc and banana cake as I have a lot of rotting bananas.
I also have a lot of rotting apples but they're not cooking apples, any suggestions?
Cut out the manky bits and chop the rest into quite large bits - stir into a standard plain cake mixture just before baking.I'm going to do Nigel Slater's choc and banana cake as I have a lot of rotting bananas.
I also have a lot of rotting apples but they're not cooking apples, any suggestions?
How stale? Did you use it? If so, what for?Baking nothing here. Wondering what to do with a stale french stick? Could feed to ducks or think about a culinary use?
http://www.asteens.co.uk/recipesmasclimecheesecake.htmlThat cheesecake sounds nice mrs quoad.
They put the flour in a shallow container with an open top on a shelf in a smoker (imagine a cupboard with lots of racks, with a smouldering substance at the bottom of the cupboard, small vents near the top, and a tightly fitting door/lid. If you've got a big enough smoker, you can smoke anything you can think of.Stopped into Ely Waitrose on our way back from a walk (looking for scone cutters) and found a thundering array of malted flours.
So'm baking a Scottish watermilled malted oak-smoked wholemeal loaf, with honey and olive oil atm.
Which sounds curious.
How on earth they smoke flour, I've got no idea.