Step 1 Preheat oven to 180°C. Brush a 25 x 30cm (base measurement) Swiss roll pan with melted butter to grease. Line the base and 2 long sides with non-stick baking paper, allowing sides to overhang. Step 2 Use an electric beater to beat the eggs in a bowl for 2 minutes or until thick and creamy.
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An idea for cherry coke cupcakes is something I've been keeping on the back burner for a while. So when a friend ordered two dozen cupcakes for a BBQ that was also a belated celebration of a new baby girl, and asked what I would suggest, I thought it should be something pretty, sweet and girly, but still suitable for a BBQ since the party wasn't strictly a baby shower.
Join me in a collective moan, please. My three-year-old MacBook died this morning as I went to turn it on to finish this post. I've got worse problems than photo editing, currently, such as retrieving an insane amount of data, but today we're going to make do with just one photo in a post.
Natalie of Good Girl Style joins us each month to share incredible desserts with Big Girls, Small Kitchen readers-desserts that are entirely gluten-free, but not like obviously gluten-free. That means no specialty flours or hard-to-find ingredients, just egg whites, peppermint extract, and chocolate. Want even more peppermint?
Most of the recipes on my blog are pretty sensible meals. But occasionally I have a brain implosion and I can't help experimenting with some outrageously indulgent creations. This is one such creation! For breakfast or dessert, this is dangerously easy to make.
This Peppermint Brownie Ice Cream Cake is out of this world! If you aren't quite ready for Christmas yet, this cake recipe will definitely put you in the mood for Christmas desserts. Particularly peppermint desserts. The ice cream is perfectly creamy and pepperminty. The peppermint crunch pieces add the right amount of crunch to the ...
Today's tutorial is all about how to frost a smooth cake. Getting that nice, smooth finish when icing a cake can take some practice, but I have been asked so many times about how I get my icing so smooth, I've finally put together some instructions that I hope will be helpful.
Let's start this week off right. With lots of sugar. And butter. The only way to go this time of the year. Because it's the holiday baking season and I can't seem to stay out of my kitchen and away from my baking sheets and mixer.