Monday March 15 , 2010
Course/Dish - Tortes / Cakes / Gateau?s
Created by all foods natural team
Those on a milk free diet don't need to give up on cakes and baking. This recipe uses sunflower oil instead of butter.
Created by Mariah
This basic cake is a breeze to prepare with a food processor. If baked in a tin, the result is a cake that can be decorated any way you wish. If baked in a muffin pan or in individual cake paper cups, the outcome is a batch of cupcakes to decorate to suit any theme.
Created by Karen

Delicious and quick to put together!

Created by all foods natural team
If you carve your own pumpkins, cook the pulp and keep it to make a cake.
Created by all foods natural team
The best recipe I know for sponge cake is the traditional same quantities of everything, but using heavy cream or whipping cream instead of butter. The cake comes out very light and airy. Using a food processor makes the mixture even more so.
Created by Phelan
This French apple cake is OK for a vegetarian, not a vegan.
Created by all foods natural team
This recipe for an upside down cake is easy, just follow the steps. Pineapple is always a favorite with both kids and adults.
Created by Karen

Pumpkin roll will become a favorite Halloween treat and one of the reasons is because it makes the house smell yummy. This pinwheel design comes from spreading cream cheese filling onto a flat pumpkin square and rolling it up.

Created by all foods natural team
Strawberry shortcake is one of the best treats on offer.

Hint of Herbs

Bay leaf tastes like slightly bitter pepper, with a resinous note. Use in stews, broths, marinades, pickles and in your bouquet garni. Matches well with lentils or beans.

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Choice Tidbits

Where there is smoke, there is heat and the possibility of an accident. Grills may cause burns and BBQ tools may cut when not used properly.

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Full of Flavor

Distinctive aroma and a bitter flavor than the fresh stalks, found in the form of flavored salt –ingredient in the Bloody Mary- and in soups, sauces, savory baking or marinades, especially for a barbecue.

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