Tag: milk
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Pikelets
This is another old favourite from the Edmonds Cookbook. You may know them as Scotch pancakes, or hotcakes. They can be served buttered with jam, as in the photo, or with jam and cream. Read more
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Lemon Pudding for Two
This Lemon Pudding for Two is a delightfully simple dessert with a soft, spoonable texture and bright citrus flavour. Baked in individual ramekins with a crackly sugar top, it strikes the perfect balance between zesty and sweet. Read more
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Easy Avocado Cornbread Muffins
These Easy Avocado Muffins are a creative and delicious way to use surplus avocados. With a soft, moist texture and a hint of sweetness, they’re simple to make and perfect for snacks or light breakfasts. Blending the creaminess of ripe avocado with the wholesome flavour of cornmeal,… Read more
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Buttermilk Cornbread
This Buttermilk Cornbread is a rustic classic, baked to golden perfection in a cast-iron frying pan. With a rich, tender crumb and a slightly crisp edge from the hot pan, it’s a versatile side dish that pairs beautifully with soups, stews, or chilli. Simple to make and… Read more
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Leanne’s Chocolate Cake
This chocolate cake, shared by my friend Leanne, was a hit during our night-fill supper breaks. Rich, spiced, and moist, it’s a comforting classic topped with creamy chocolate icing that perfectly complements the cake’s flavour. Simple to make and well-loved, this recipe brings back fond memories and… Read more
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Caramel Biscuits
This Caramel Biscuit recipe from my mother’s cookbook is quick to prepare and full of nostalgic charm. Made with golden syrup and a buttery base, these biscuits bake to a crisp, caramelised perfection. With minimal ingredients and easy steps, they’re an ideal option for any baking occasion.… Read more
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Half-a-dozen scones
This recipe comes from Instructables, modified by what I did. It only makes half-a-dozen so it is good when there are only a few people. My lemonade scones recipe makes a much greater amount. Read more
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Ginger Gems
These Ginger Gems, baked in a traditional gem iron, are a nostalgic delight from the beloved Edmonds Cookery Book. Light, fluffy, and infused with the warm spice of ginger, they’re a perfect companion to a cup of tea. Read more