I went searching through all my CWA cookbooks on the weekend for a recipe for those sweet little mushroom tarts (alas I couldn’t find it) but I did get a serious hankering for some baking. So many cakes to bake! I think this week I am going to attempt something new. Well, I’ll try at least.
Here’s some ideas I have on the blog. Let’s bake a cake!
Banana Bread
Rhubarb jam
6 minute butterscotch sauce
Date loaf
Anne (chocolate cake)
Cinnamon tea cake
Lemon delicious pudding
Lemon syrup cake
Lemonade scones
Hope you all have a great week…it’s our last before the end of term which I am equally thrilled and terrified about. Happy baking friends!
Your cinnamon tea cake is the best. I feel that I make it once a week and it all gone by the next day. Love Anne as well and anything with lemon is yummy. Have a great week
It is the best…need to make it this week I think!
Hi Beth, I have started baking your date loaf and just wanted to tell you just how good it is.
Oh I’m glad you are enjoying it…award winning you know!!
looks and sounds so yummy thanks beth!
time for the big girls to be given some responsibilities!
they will be up for it! … could be an indoors holiday!
hope you are feeling well hun!
much love m:)X
I’m feeling better…best in 2 weeks!
Anne = the.best.
Thanks for sharing the joy!
You’re welcome…she is a keeper that’s for sure.
So many good cakes to make cinnamon tea cake this week I think.Thank you Xx
It’s a winner…enjoy!
Always a good time to make a tea cake!
Ah Beth, reading your post about mushroom tarts reminded me that I had a bag of mushrooms that needed using up, so here I am preparing a Mushroom, goats cheese and tomato (homegrown) tart with salad for a nice light dinner tonight.
Your list of yummy cakes will also be getting a whirl this week, especially as the dear little lemon tree is heaving with massive fruit just itching to be included in one of my baking frenzies. Thanks for the inspiration ( and recipes of course)
Enjoy the school hols next week, kids really do grow up so quickly. I used to have the grandsons around here helping with the baking, mess everywhere, more sprinkles on the floor than on the biscuits, but I cherish those wonderful memories especially as they are now living 1200 kms away.
Oh that’s a LONG way away! Tart sounds relish – hope you enjoyed!
My mum used to make mushroom tarts all the time when I was little. She took great pride in the number of tarts she would get from the recipe. 5 dozen was good, 6 dozen was great. It was a great conversation between the mothers.
They were the ones with the fake cream she would buy from the cake shop. My job was shaking the nutmeg on and sticking the little sticks in. Didn’t I get I trouble when the sticks ran out because I had snuck some!
Lovely memories Sandra!
Me thinks I’m going to have a give Anne a go. My gluten intolerant husband may not like me very much…
Good luck! I do know she has been made GF…