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The traditions of British baking stretch back to King Alfred and the burnt cakes, so it's no surprise that you all have such a wealth of cakes, biscuits and other sweet goodies in your repertoire. From tea breads to celebration cakes, there is plenty here to appeal!
Bran fruit loaf
Published 11 Jun 2009by Joan Watson
a no fat fruit loaf which is so easy to make and can be varied with other store cupboard ingredients
Bran Muffins
Published 11 Jun 2009by Elpe
Minimum mixing & so easy. This recipe appears in my Canadian Cookbook and has been a family favourite for many years.
BREAD MACHINE RECIPE
Published 11 Jun 2009by Sandra Oz
I make this bread all the time. If you want to make it into a grained bread, just add 3 tablespoons of 9 grain mix, which is available in health food stores.
Bread Pudding
Published 01 Jan 2010by JulesC
I adored bread pudding as a child and having tried and tested my mum's recipe I'm pleased to say it's as good as I remember!
Bread, Granary style
Published 11 Jun 2009by Biggles !
This recipe evolved over many months because it panders to OH's taste buds.
Breakfast Bars - Photo in Gallery
Published 11 Jun 2009by Dolores
These really are yummy....breakfast in a bar..... I use Scotts porridge oats, desiccated coconut and could not find unsalted peanuts, so used salted....
Breakfast muffins
Published 11 Jun 2009by Pat
Really nice muffins that keep well in the freezer and can be reheated from frozen as and when required. Great for serving when friends stay over
Brushetta
Publishedprep time 5 mins cooking time 5 mins serves 4 Brushetta is delicious served with many different italian dishes ,especially soup and fish .It is a very useful accompaniment as the bread does not have to be fresh.
Bunsen Pili Pala (Welsh for Butterfly cakes!)
Published 11 Jun 2009by janjam
My two boys have always called them this, they are Butterfly cakes and they like these done in muffin tins which makes giant butterfly cakes!
butter melts
Published 16 Aug 2009by moose
These are like shortbread but much lighter, and they just melt in your mouth. At christmas you can add a pinch of cinnamon too.
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