What are you baking this week?

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KeenCook
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zosh, it's lovely, and the Newbury area is really nice.
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slimpersoninside
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Can this now return to the baking thread please.
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Badger's Mate
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OK, tomorrow I intend to make the apple cake (without the butterscotch sauce - it’s sweet enough already) from Falling Cloudberries. It’s a regular in this house at this time of year.

We have just got back from North Norfolk, I did a lightning raid on Drove orchards. Didn’t need any apples but came away with quinces and ‘humbug pears’. Most of the quinces will be stewed with prunes, but some will be baked.
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Many apologies I totally forgot I was on the wrong thread :oops:
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slimpersoninside
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halfateabag wrote: Wed Oct 23, 2024 5:52 pm Many apologies I totally forgot I was on the wrong thread :oops:
Fair enough. Thanks.
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Looks lovely Zosh. Nice, clean, modern lines.
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Suffs wrote: Wed Oct 23, 2024 9:37 am We had 300 mls of ‘off’ milk so I’ve made fruit scones … we’ll take some tk MIL’s tomorrow. Any others not eaten here before we go can be frozen. IMG_0521.jpeg

Those scones were some of the best I’ve ever made … such a light and fluffy crumb! I’ve used ‘off’ milk with bicarb and cream of tartar many times but for some reason this time I added a dessert spoonful of lemon juice to the milk and left it ten mins. I’d seen it on one of Nadia Hussein’s programmes recently as well as elsewhere and as the milk wasn’t very sour I thought I’d give it a go. A definite success. :thumbsup
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That’s similar to my recipe for soda bread fruit loaf. I ‘think’ (maybe wrong), it’s more or less interchangeable with yoghurt and egg, or buttermilk.

(I use bottled lemon juice :shock: )
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Uschi
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I had fallen apples from the garden to use up, so I tweaked my sourcream and lemon cake recipe, leaving out most of the lemon zest and added cinnamon and gingerbread spice instead, cutting up the apples into fine pieces. It came out lovely and autumnly.
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Fig, pistachio and honey cheesecake
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That's so pretty, Ameew. I wish I could taste those flavours together!
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Stokey Sue
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Great flavours, looks good, love figs and pistachios
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Fab, looks terrific lick lips lick lips
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