Welcome to part two of my hot cross bun Easter super-special! Part one was traditional hot cross buns if that’s what you’re after. I’ve been surprised to learn since my first post that hot cross buns are somewhat local to the UK, Australia and NZ. So, for my lovely American readers, these are an Easter bun (historically [...]
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Chocolate chip hot cross buns
Posted in Breads and scones, Festive food, How-to guide, tagged chocolate, chocolate chip hot cross buns, easter, hot cross buns, recipe food on 19 March 2013 | 12 Comments »
How to make hot cross buns
Posted in Beginners guide, Breads and scones, Festive food, How-to guide, tagged best hot cross buns on 4 March 2013 | 11 Comments »
Look what I did! Look look! So proud. Don’t worry, I’ve got step by step instructions for you too. And yes, they do taste better than store bought. Promise. I did lots of research on this one. Combined three different recipes, checked what my favourite baker puts in his. Then, I made them again tweaking [...]
Double chocolate lamingtons
Posted in Cakes, Festive food, Slices, tagged Australia day, chocolate, chocolate lamingtons, food, humor, lamington recipe, lamingtons, recipce on 17 February 2013 | 14 Comments »
Here is a blog post Lord Lamington himself could get behind! Seriously. There was such a guy. And you guessed it, this chocolate covered sponge cake rolled in coconut is named after his lordship. Lord Lammo, as I shall affectionately refer to him (for all Australians take proper words and then add an ‘o’ to the end, as [...]
Red velvet monster cake with cream cheese frosting
Posted in Cakes, Festive food, tagged cake, cream cheese frosting, humour, recipe, Red velvet, red velvet cake with cream cheese frosting, Valentine's Day, Valentine's Day Cake on 5 February 2013 | 15 Comments »
With Valentine’s Day around the corner there a lot of amazing recipes springing up. I have had this red velvet cake waiting in the wings for a while now. Unsure when it would be appropriate to share it and all its quirkiness. Now I see it’s a perfect contrast to the other more typical Valentine [...]