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Thermomix Recipes for TM5 and TM31 => Bread => Topic started by: achookwoman on April 22, 2016, 09:21:35 am
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I have given this "bread" it's original name, however it is really somewhere between a scone and muffin.
We ate it with soup and this was a perfect accompaniment.
I also grated cheese on the top. Next time I will add 1/4 cup of Parmesan to the dough.
Ingredients
3 dessert spoons of egg mayo
1 cup of Self raising flour
1/2 cup of milk
Cheese to grate on top ( optional)
Method
Mix all together in TMX or by hand.
Scrape into a lined 14 cm square baking dish.
Bake 20 minutes at 400 ff. Or until brown on top.
Cool in dish for 15 minutes and then on cake rack.
Notes.
Could add herbs or don't add cheese and eat with butter and jam.
Could bake as Muffins.
Could double recipe and bake longer
This recipe came from the Internet.
This recipe
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I have given this "bread" it's original name, however it is really somewhere between a scone and muffin.
We ate it with soup and this was a perfect accompaniment.
I also grated cheese on the top. Next time I will add 1/4 cup of Parmesan to the dough.
Ingredients
3 dessert spoons of egg mayo
1 cup of Self raising flour
1/2 cup of milk
Cheese to grate on top ( optional)
Method
Mix all together in TMX or by hand.
Scrape into a lined 14 cm square baking dish.
Bake 20 minutes at 400 ff. Or until brown on top.
Cool in dish for 15 minutes and then on cake rack.
Notes.
Could add herbs or don't add cheese and eat with butter and jam.
Could bake as Muffins.
Could double recipe and bake longer
This recipe came from the Internet.
This recipe
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Wish I could have some of that, but too many nasties in it for my DH ... the sacrifices I make for my man ;D
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Marina, makes 4 small serves. Your DH may like the biscuits that are made with plain flour and Mayo. No dairy either. Very much like a short bread but without the butter.
Will post the recipe. Ral loved them didn't tell him that they were made with Mayo.
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Looks delicious Chookie 8)
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Thanks, Chookie, I may tackle this bread then to see how it goes.
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Marina, think this would freeze very well.
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Looks good Chookie. May give this one a try when I next make soup. :)
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This looks delicious Chookie.
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Marina, makes 4 small serves. Your DH may like the biscuits that are made with plain flour and Mayo. No dairy either. Very much like a short bread but without the butter.
Will post the recipe. Ral loved them didn't tell him that they were made with Mayo.
Sometimes it is best they don't know what is in the food we make.
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Cookie, so true.
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That's so true, Cookie ... and I regularly do this to him ... sadly, in this case, his body lets him know if he has eaten something ' illegal'!
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Sounds like a very nice recipe Chookie.
Couldn't agree with everyone more re keeping ingredients a secret. I often do this with my two boys. They will sometime ask what's in it/ what's this etc, but I will respond coyly or invent a 'more pleasing description' of an ingredient I know they don't like 😀
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Couldn't agree with everyone more re keeping ingredients a secret. I often do this with my two boys. They will sometime ask what's in it/ what's this etc, but I will respond coyly or invent a 'more pleasing description' of an ingredient I know they don't like 😀
I had a laugh at this one, I remember when I was little and would ask mum what she was cooking or what was in our meal she used a phrase that, roughly translated, meant "your old grannies knickers"!