from a recipe by MaryBerry. Apple Crumble, Toffee Apple Crumble, Cinnamon Apple Muffins, Apple, Ginger and Cranberry Crisp, Apple Turnovers, Chocolate Apples, German Hazelnut, Coffee and Apple Cake
Basically, MaryBerry's technical challenge this week was a tennis cake. MaryBerry has annoyed me. Maybe Mary has shares in a baking parchment company and wants everyone to use and buy more
This recipe is from MaryBerry, a well-known baker here in the UK. This year I’ve gone for a mixture of raisins, sultana’s, dried cherries, currants, dried prunes and dried figs
I changed the dried fruit a little (MaryBerry uses glace cherries and sultanas) and as I was putting icing on the cake, I didn’t put as much marmelade glaze on the cake as in the recipe
I changed MaryBerry's recipe a little bit cause there was too much dried fruits for me. Simnel cake caught my eye because it seemed very nice and I'd always wanted to try to bake a fruit cake
This time from Tesco and by cook MaryBerry for Spiced Christmas Cupcakes. Cutting across the top of the package reveals all the things you need to make these cupcakes (with a few additions from your own store cupboard)
I decided that MaryBerry's recipe looked good - I trust her for something traditional like this, and I also liked the fact that this recipe didn't use suet as I knew if I bought a whole box I wouldn't use it for anything else
A friend asked me whether I had a tiffin, or fridge cake, recipe, I shared with her my MaryBerry recipe for Chocolate Nut Tiffin Squares and was then inspired to make it myself
It’s a recipe from the Queen of Baking – MaryBerry, and it turned out really well. The dried fruits in this pudding are raisins, sultanas and currants, as well as candied peel
Then I saw MaryBerry make a suet-free version and I was hooked. Extra ginger got thrown in for a touch more warmth and although Mary's choice of rum was tempting I went with whisky because it just seemed right
I armed myself with a Christmas pudding recipe from Queen MaryBerry herself, and headed to my local Tesco the day before to buy all the ingredients needed
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