This light lemony cake doubles as a dessert with icecream or custard.
I enjoyed this cake heated slightly just on its own with a cuppa.
This light lemony cake doubles as a dessert with icecream or custard.
I enjoyed this cake heated slightly just on its own with a cuppa.
“Biscuit” means twice baked. These cookies are not actually baked twice in the oven, but they are dried in the air before baking.
These cookies look pretty, and taste ok, but as Dorie notes, they are not very sweet. For that reason, they are not my cup of tea.
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The chocolate cheesecake batter is made by combining a chocolate and coffee syrup mixture with a third of the vanilla batter.
I used Malt O Milk biscuits for my cheesecake’s biscuit base.
As a cheesecake lover, I enjoyed this tasty dessert.
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Not dissimilar to Scottish flapjacks, these tasty albeit plain squares get their flavour from oats and brown sugar. By baking for a slightly shorter time, you get a soft, caramel like centre in the squares.
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This week’s Tuesdays with Dorie recipe is Brioche Sandwich Buns. A rich brioche dough is formed into buns for your favourite sandwich filling.
Here’s a peek at the crumb:
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The shortbread is easy and quick to make in a round cake tin, and is very tasty.
To see what everyone else made this week and what they thought of it, visit the LYL section of the TWD website.
In Australia, we’d call these scones - and they are seriously good ones. I had mine with apricot jam and cheese.