Something the ganterpies at work have long proven to be true; cake may provide one of your 5 a day, or be a substitute breakfast, or satisfy the craving for chocolate that seems to be built into the female psyche. Looking through photos yesterday I realised I have baked quite a few of them over time.
So. Here they are. For anyone at work reading this - you can request that I make one of these specially. You could even comment on it!
Gluten Free (GF) Polenta Cake, before icing and topping applied |
Lemony Olive Oil Banana Bread with chocolate chunks and a glaze |
Chelsea buns - surprisingly easy to make |
Bubble-bread. Looked great but - over-baked and rather dry. I'll know better next time |
Cheesecake - not sure which one. Banana? |
Chewy Monkey Bars, before being cut up into bars. Or a single giant monkey bar |
Muffins - meringue-topped |
Muffins again - look to be sultana ones |
Christmas cupcakes - looking a bit bedraggled as they weren't completely cool before being put into the tins |
GF Apple Pie. Gritty pastry thanks to tapioca not being ground small enough! |
I think this is actually I'm not sure. It had a lemon icing poured over it. Does that help? |
Nieman-Marcus cookies, Honey & Whisky cake, Yorkshire brack and brownies |
GF Pumpkin cake, possibly made with butternut squash instead of pumpkin. |
Extra-moist GF fruit cake |
Polenta cake fully assembled |
Cookies! |
Bannoffee muffins? |
Molasses and Ginger cake. Treacle and Ginger cake for the UK |
Valentine sponge cake. Difficult to slice equally! |
Three layer carrot cake. It had to be transfixed with bamboo skewers for me to cut it properly |
Fruit puree for ice-cream. I know, it isn't a cake, but aren't I versatile? |
Green dragon pie. Biscuit base, cream and marshmallow filling |
Conrad's cream cakes - minging one on the right, wonderful huge Mary Berry one at left |
There's about 60 biscuits sandwiched together there. Fiddly and delicate work, sandwiching. |
A loaf. No, it isn't a cake, and making bread is a lot trickier than baking cakes |
These were for Red Nose Day. |
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