Our baking has all been in a
bit of a rush this month with our theme of 'In a hurry'. So without
any further ado here's the cakes that you've been making in less than
an hour.
We're off to France for our
first recipe and it's from De
Tout Coeur Limousin. Perfect for the colder weather is this
Sticky date cake with orange and cinnamon. With hints of
Middle Eastern influence in its choice of fruit and spices this would
go perfect with a cup of tea.
Closer to home in the
Lincolnshire Belleau
Kitchen Dom has been doing a fridge raid and found a neglected
jar of lime marmalade. This formed the basis of a Lime and fresh
ginger loaf cake. To finish off the cake Dom added a cream cheese
frosting with some more lime marmalade added to it.
A trip to Anglesey proved
very fruitful for Jean from Baking
in Franglais. A late bounty of blackberries were the inspiration
for a Blackberry and chocolate upside down cake. A bit of a
twist on a normal chocolate layer cake as the top layer has the
blackberries baked into them.
There was a touch of North
America for Stuart of Cakey
Boi this month. A visit from his uncle and aunt from Canada meant
a present of some real maple syrup and the need for a cake to be
baked. The upshot of this was a Chocolate Pecan Cake with Maple
Whipped Cream.
A further trip abroad for
cake inspiration this time leads us back to Europe with Caroline's
Russian Honey Cake. It's made by building up layers and layers
of honey flavoured cake slices which are stuck together with a honey
flavoured Greek yogurt frosting.
We couldn't have month with
National Chocolate Week in and not have a contribution from the Queen
of Chocolate herself, Choclette. Over at Tin
and Thyme she shared with us her recipe for Raspberry Fudge
Brownies. It incorporates both fresh raspberries and chocolate
with raspberries in.
You can't have a wedding
without a cake and Ros of The
more than occasional baker was brave enough to bake 54 Wedding
favour cupcakes for her own wedding! To accompany the gorgeous
wedding cake made by Caroline
Makes... Ros made golden syrup cupcakes to tie in with her red
and gold colour theme.
There was more blogger love
with Jean's second cake of the month a Mocha
Banana Cake. A couple of sad looking bananas meant an adaptation
of Dom's Coffee
chocolate banana cake was needed to save the day and turn
throwaway fruit into a delicious cake.
I was so quick this month I
was able share two cakes. If you're in hurry and need a cake you'll
be coming back time and time again for look no further than a Cut
and come again cake. This is a light fruit cake with just a hint
of spice for interest.
For the classic quick cake
you can't beat a sponge cake. I did a little twist on it with a
Wholemeal
Victoria Sponge Cake. This was made with wholemeal flour and
golden caster sugar and then filled with some homemade quince jelly.
Thank you to everyone who
found the time to whip up their quick cakes this month. I'm just off
to get the flags ready to fly for next month's theme...
Great selection of speedy cakes there Ness. Sorry I didn't manage to get anything to you this month..... Maybe November! x
ReplyDeleteI missed you this month and thinking about you when I was writing the round up!
DeleteOh my, I shan't be stuck for ideas next time I need a cake in a hurry - but which to choose? Lovely selection and round-up - thank you Ness.
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