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Have a wonderful New Year's Eve with this mouth melting sweetness. The coconut is so subtle which lends a lovely hand to the moist sponge cake in this recipe
For the cake you'll need. Then on the last day, Saturday, it was my mum's birthday so I made a big fuss of her and as she was doing the show to, she had a lovely birthday
The research, released by The Cake Awards also shows that the UK’s favourite cake is something chocolatey – sponge or brownies, second best is a delicious Lemon Drizzle, and a traditional Victoria Sponge is also whetting people’s appetites
TweetCake is gonna get you. Here's Cake-ie. My mum has been making this cake ever since I can remember - I think she got the recipe from Martha down the road - but I'm claiming it for my mum
From fine slices in tea rooms to fancies in the grandest hotels, a myriad of varieties on supermarket shelves, in bakeries and in retails food outlets across the UK, the newCake Awards are the only one of their kind that are dedicated to recognising the excellent standard and quality of cakes in Britain
When we were growing up my mum did her fair bit of baking, she had her 'specialties' and she made bread, Chelsea buns, scotch pancakes, apple sponge pudding, sausage rolls, jam puffs, even treacle toffee but only around bonfire night (and all home baking was done on Sundays usually)
The ring itself was pretty straight-forward, it just needed to be square and blue. For those of you who are regular readers of my blog, you'll know by now that I split my time between baking and trying out new recipes, and teaching myself cake decorating techniques
I was going to make a fancy icing but in fact, on seeing the cake come out of the oven I felt it would be fine, if not perfect without it and in fact everyone who tried a slice agreed it needed nothing but a second slice
You may need to smooth down the sides again. This cake really embodies New Year’s Eve traditions to me – it’s fun and unexpected, it’s got a little bit of champagne in it, and the pop rocks are like little fireworks for your taste buds
I eventually settled on the sharp combination of grapefruit and thyme and I knew I wanted the cake to be 'healthy' because I need to start treating this body more like a temple and less like a sugar-high kid at a birthday party so I adapted Izy's orange spelt and almond cake as it is a sensationally sound cake I've made ten thousand times before using various adaptations
To be in with the chance of winning your lovely Mum, plus a friend, a day of expert cooking lessons at the Waitrose Cookery School you just need to send them a photo of what you'll be making for your Mum
You may need to scrape the bowl at this point to ensure the butter is fully mixed in. For a while now, I had planned on making this cake for my mum for Mother's Day, but it wasn't to be
The butter needs to be creamed in first. I therefore present to you this New Year celebration cake. I hope you all had a good Christmas and I wish you a happy new year
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