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Black Sesame and Banana Cake
Diary: 13 October
Desperate situations call for desperate measures.
Having made a bad batch of cakes I was on a rescue mission.
Cooking at Camp: Banoffee Pie
One of the essential things that all Scouts learn is how to put up a tent. Pegging the flysheet into place rigidly and securely is essential in order to avoid it touching the inner tent.
Many Scouts will attest to the unhappiness of waking up soaking wet, as the outer sheet was touching the inner sheet, allowing condensation to leak through.
Banana Bread
Gochugaru Girl and Junior 2 made some cakes last night…
…in preparation for the rain we are forecast to have this afternoon.
Banana and Speculoos Cake – Part 2
This is a continuation of the earlier post on bananas and speculoos.
Although an unlikely combination, it did produce a lovely cake.
Banana and Speculoos Cake – Part 1
Gochugaru Girl has a new tea to try this morning.
This makes for a very happy start to the day.
Banana and Sesame Cake
Gochugaru Girl loves sesame seeds.
In fact, crushing them by hand is a very therapeutic thing to do.
Banana, Walnut and Cardamom Cake
Gochugaru Girl loves baking cakes, but the nature of city life means that there is often not enough time to fuss about with complicated recipes. Neither does she want to give in to instant but inferior-tasting cake mixes.
One of my favourite cakes is banana cake, owing to its accommodating nature. It is possible to make a plain banana cake, or to add one or several complementing ingredients into the batter before baking. An additional advantage is that all the overripe bananas hanging around the fruit bowl, attracting interest only from fruit flies, can be put to good use.
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