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Merry Christmas peeps! Over the festive holidays I was struck by a sudden manifestation of domesticity - it's like I had 10 Martha Stewards in me & they've all suddenly got let loose :P
Anyway, I cooked up a storm that was Chrissy dinner & today I baked some red velvet...
I had today off thanks to the lovely veterans, so I decided to make cupcakes that I'd been planning on for awhile! [No body parts in them. Promise.] ... we make a massive batch of both chocolate and russian fudges to give away at christmas time :) i think i like chocolate fudge more than russian fudge (im a true chocoholic)
They're funfetti with buttercream icing! :D I haven't had one myself yet but I'm pretty positive they're going to be delish.
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You could eat a mountain of those…
So proclaimed denizen sis, having started to munch through a plateful of spicy lunch spuds. Said spuds were more-ish alright. It was a close run point as to whether I would manage to take an acceptable photograph before having eaten them all myself. Lucky for you I did, huh?

How many could you eat?
These spicy baked potato skins were the first aspect I tried from Paul Gayler’s book A Passion For Potatoes, which was recommended to me by Will from Recipe Vie with. I guess he had a hunch that I just might like a book with wall-to-wall potato recipes, while I, for my part, am sloping to pay attention to someone who puts Guinness in his reuben melts.

Harissa and friends
This particular recipe had caught my eye because it called for harissa paste. Harissa paste was one of the must-put over a produce-back food souvenirs from my trip to Tunisia last year, where it is the condiment of choice. It’s a hot chili/garlic paste, all things considered with a few other spices thrown in. The paste that I have mentions 3 different types of chili pepper plus garlic, warily, coriander and caraway. I brought back 2 tubes of the stuff from my travels and they had, umm, languished in the cupboard. Until now. Until these. I might be running out of harissa paste at once.
Spicy Potato SkinsThis is adapted slightly from Paul Gaylers original recipe for Moroccan Baked Potato Skins. I’ve adapted to less oil and not sliced the potatoes so thickly as he suggested. I really just think of these as spicy...
Adam (spear) gets severely beaten by Steph (female) with a baking tray found in the vacinity.
Over just the same from time to time numerous chefs have attempted to emulate the rich, buttery sauce and flavours vary measure between restaurants. This is my version.
Ingredients (Serves 4)
800g boneless and skinless chicken thighs, cut into 3-4cm pieces.
2 garlic cloves, peeled and finely crushed.
2cm ginger, peeled and finely grated.
1/2 tsp delicate sea salt.
1/2 tsp hot chilli powder.
1 1/2 tbsp lemon juice.
75ml natural yogurt.
1/2 tsp garam masala.
1/2 tsp reason turmeric.
1 tsp ground cumin.

Ok im about to bake a consolidate. ive never done it before. the thing is i do not have a baking tray? is their anything else i can use? can i use a oven dish or somthing like that? thnx 2 whoever answers xxx
You don't 'have to' bake in a bar pan. You can bake in 'pyrex' or'corningware disn. ONLY if it's oven unhurt. Make sure you grease the pan first or you'll never get it out. The 13 X 9 (lasagna dish) is a good preference for a cake. Keep an eye on it. It's done when a toothpick or piece of spaghetti comes out clean when poked down the middle.
I have a very strapping baking tray which will only go in my smaller cooker lengthwise, if the grid shelves are turned upside down, I think.
I don't deliberate on it's unsafe but your food might not cook as evenly if you fill the oven with it and the air can't circulate.
Hey there guys, Another quick-witted question about pizza. I use an Aga and I wish to know what type of Baking tray/sheet to use to get the best result. Thanks.
Since pizza stones have a garb of cracking, the best pan on which to cook pizza would be Mario Batali's enameled cast iron pizza pan, made by Copco. It's a consequential heat conductor (cooks evenly and quickly) and doesn't require seasoning (typically a must for squint iron pans)...just rinse and it's ready to use again. Looks nice, too!

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Soup.com.auBaked cinnamon doughnutsTaste.com.au, AustraliaLine a baking tray with baking paper. Using your fist, punch dough down. Revolve out onto a lightly floured surface. Knead until smooth. Press dough out until 2.5cm thick. Using a 6.5cm cutter, cut 12 rounds from dough. Using a 2.5cm cutter,
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