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Friday, 31 July 2015

Tomi's condense milk, white chocolate and strawberry cookies


This post is dear to my heart as it features my daughter, Tomi's baking. 
My daughter is always around me in the kitchen and she's always wanting to bake or cook something so today I allowed her bake one of her favourite  yummy crunchy cookies. 
We both enjoyed every minute of it and it gave us time to bond while I shared some baking tips and insights with her. 
Proud momma here, I really felt so good watching her work, it's amazing how much they are capable of.
Parents, teaching your kids to be independent in the kitchen is really necessary. It's also a fun thing for them to do this long holiday. 
This recipe is not restricted to just white chocolate or strawberry.. I would recommend you let your imagination run wild 


Ingredients 

200g self raising flour 
100g butter
190ml condense milk
100g white chocolate 
100g strawberries 
100g sugar 

Step 1. Pour all ingredients into a large bowl.


Step 2. Combine gently, using your fingers...*avoid squashing the strawberries**


Step 3. When properly mixed, scoop little at a time into a greased floured tray, then bake for 29-25mins or until almost golden brown 


Tomi and mommy 100% enjoyed the process.
Watch out for more cooking and baking coming from her kitchen. Cheers 


Monday, 27 April 2015

Spongy vanilla cupcakes recipe, that leaves you saying MY OHH MY!!!!!!!


Baking doesn’t have to be  complicated; with this simple recipe , you will be enjoying your cupcakes with your friends and family in no time.
Please - make sure you using muffin baking tin, it helps hold your cupcakes into shape… Also your cupcake case may alter the amount of cupcakes you bake.
                                                                         
Preparation:- Time 8mins                                                                                                                                Baking time 15-18mins

Ingredients  
*160g butter not margarine
*160g caster sugar (if using granulated sugar.. Make sure it is blended)
*160g self raising flour (sifted)
*3 large eggs
*2 tbsp. milk
*1 tsp. vanilla
*12 medium cupcake cases
Method;
Step 1. Measure all the ingredients ahead.
                  

Step 2. Place the cupcake cases into a baking mould, as well as preheat your oven to 160-180 Celsius or gas mark 4 

Step 3. Start by combining the butter and sugar in a bow, using a electric mixer or whisk


Step 4. After 5 mins, start adding in the eggs 1 at a time... While still whisking on high speed;  you need to incorporate as much air as possible, because we want the cupcakes fluffy and bouncy.


Step 5.  Start adding in the flour; mixing gently using a wooden or a metal spoon as you don’t want to lose the air already incorporated into the mix.  then add in the vanilla extract and milk….


Step 6.. Scoop the mixture into the cupcake cases, making sure they are half filled. Then bake for 15-18 mins


Step 7. Oooops.. I had to try one out. Once baked, get the tray out of the oven.. Let the cupcakes rest, never decorated a warm cake or cupcakes.


Finally product.. all decorated and looking fabulous


Wednesday, 22 April 2015

Easy peasy.... Healthy Weetabix cookies with some extra goodness



When bored, all I can think about is creating something yummy for my tummy. I love healthy eating, which doesn't need to be boring.. Hence why I came up with this delicious recipe just to show you can have YOUR COOKIES and EAT IT TOO!!!

Ingredients
100g Weetabix
100g plain flour or all-purpose flour
1 large egg
1tsp baking powder
50g dried mixed fruit
50g desiccated coconut
100g butter
1/2tsp cinnamon
65ml syrup..

Mixed all together, scoop unto a greased baking tray... Then bake till golden brown at  gas mark 5.. Allow to cool, then enjoy with a glass of cold milk