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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!
Bara Brith
Published 11 Jun 2009by Mary
A lovely moist fruit loaf which keeps well in an airtight container.
Bara Brith in a Saucepan
Published 11 Jun 2009by janjam
This is so easy, all done in a saucepan, have used this recipe for years never had a problem. Lovely if you have left overs to make a Bara Brith bread and butter pudding, using Delia's recipe but using the Bara Brith instead of bread.
barbara's sponge creams (savoys)
Published 11 Apr 2011by barbara robinson
after many years of buying savoys from bakery, now costing 80p each. decided to try making my own and found it very simple
Baseless German Cheesecake
Published 01 Aug 2009by Elke Garnk?ñufer
This is a traditional German cheesecake recipe which has nothing in common with American style cheesecakes. The curd can not be replaced as it´s essential to the outcome of the cake. I hope you acchieve the same result with British custard
Basic cake Mix
Published 11 Nov 2009by smile
This is a very old Yorkshire recipe which is used as a basis for many cakes. I have found it fool prrof especially when people say the cannot make a cake
Bedfordshire Teabread - (known as Sticky Bread in our family)
Published 11 Jun 2009by Honey
A fatless teabread that is so simple to make and improves with keeping. Wonderful sliced and spread with butter.
Best Ever Chocolate Muffins
Published 11 Jun 2009by Crafty Cookie
These moist cakes came to being quite by mistake. A lady in America forgot to add the raising agent to the sponge cake she was making and the result was a luscious and moreish tea time treat.
Birdseed bar
Published 11 Jun 2009by Peter
Boringly healthy and excitingly tasty with great texture - never buy a nut style bar again!
Black Bean Brownies
Published 11 Jun 2009by Crafty Cookie
Please forget that these brownies contain a pulse, just take one bite into these incredibly fudgy textured and you too will be smitten and that comes from me 'Ms Picky' when it comes to cakes. To make things even better it is a gluten free recipe to
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