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Thermomix Recipes for TM5 and TM31 => Cakes => Topic started by: maddy on October 23, 2011, 01:21:56 am
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Make into cupcakes, or use a mini loaf pan as I did ( made 8 cakes)
Jaffa Cakes
Fine zest of 1 orange (I used the microplane zester)
200g caster sugar
150g butter, at room temp.
240g S.R.flour
1 tsp. baking powder
2 eggs - room temp.
130g milk
100g dark chocolate - finely chopped
Orange icing
3/4 cup pure icing sugar
2 1/2 Tbsp.fresh orange juice (use less juice if you want thicker icing)
Pre-heat oven to 160c, and grease mini loaf pan, or place cupcake papers in 2 cupcake trays.
TIP - instead of cutting out paper to line the loaf rectangles, I smoothed out a cupcake paper and sprayed tin, then moulded paper into tin. Remove the papers when cakes are cold.
Break chocolate into pieces, and grate on speed 8 for a few seconds - remove and set aside.
I used a clean jug to carry on with rest of recipe.
Zest the orange (set aside), and squeeze the juice to use for icing later.
Add butter, flour, baking powder, eggs, milk, caster sugar and zest to the jug.
Mix for 10 seconds, speed 4 to combine. Scrape down jug, and mix further 30 seconds, speed 5.
Scrape jug, add the finely grated chocolate, and mix 10 seconds, speed 5.
fill tray/papers to 3/4 full, and bake for 30 minutes, if using loaf pan .
If using cupcake papers, check to see if cooked from the 18-20 minute mark.
Stand for 5 minutes in tray, then remove to wire rack to cool completely, before icing.
Drizzle icing, and sprinkle with extra grated chocolate, or orange rest if preferred.
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members' comments
dede - Made these today. They smell very yummy and the mixture tasted great. Have yet to try the finished product. Will let you know the verdict tomorrow.
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that looks delicious, maddy.
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These look lovely Maddy. We still have some Jaffa icecream left so these would make a nice sweet with it and some orange custard.
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You realize Maddy that I might have to buy this to make your lovely recipe :D :D :D I have found some wonderful new things on their website. ;D ;D
http://www.lakeland.co.uk/14230/My-Kitchen-Individual-Traybake-Pan
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I love little loaf cakes. We used to be able to buy rolls shaped like that but sadly no longer but hey, what am I talking about. I only need to buy the tins and I can make my own individual loaves. Individual meatloaves would be nice too. Yes, I am going to buy some of those tins. Thanks again maddy.
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The cakes look lovely Maddy Can I ask where you got your tin? JudyDawn, I like your idea of individual meatloaves!
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I have been looking for one of these tins too. I think I will have to go to our local specialist store to get them though. I have seen them on Ebay but I do like to see the quality before I buy.
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i make individual frittata and meatloaf 2
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Now that is a great idea fundj, I really must have one now to join all the other trays and tins I already have lol.
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OK here's (http://www.yourhomedepot.com.au/products/raco/raco-12-cup-mini-loaf-pan-26-8-x-39-x-3-2cm-wlh/bakewares) a link from Australia.
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I knew you would find one Judy, I didnt even bother looking cause I was waiting for you lol. Is that lazy?
Im going to check the link now. Thanks
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Also found one here (http://www.southernhospitality.com.au/leader-non-stick-8-hole-mini-loaf-pan.html)(Not so Lazy now)
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i bought my square ones from big W and i'm sure i got the mini loaf ones from woollies
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I have looked at wollies here in Launceston but they dont stock them.
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OK, a bit of Sunday late night shopping doesn't go astray - I have ordered 2 of these, not cheap but I like the look of them for my tiny bread loaves. Postage of $11 was the same for 1 tray as it was for 2 so I figured I might as well get 2. Your link looked good Mandi.
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The cakes look lovely Maddy Can I ask where you got your tin? JudyDawn, I like your idea of individual meatloaves!
I picked this one up from "House" homewares. Was about $19.00 at the time.
Before serving, I cut each cake into 3 slices........unless you feel a little piggy.....and eat the whole cake ;)
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Yippee. For once I have these cake tins. I bought them a couple of years ago to make mini marble cakes. They were lovely. I'll see if I can find the recipe. Actually I think I'll use this (http://www.forumthermomix.com/index.php?topic=4426.0) recipe for them. I'll just divide it into 3 different colours.
Is anyone else having trouble with the links? It takes me several tries to get it to work.
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Thanks for the info on the tins. Will have to get some and get making!
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Also found one here (http://www.southernhospitality.com.au/leader-non-stick-8-hole-mini-loaf-pan.html)(Not so Lazy now)
Had another look at this page, Postage price is $33.64 :o Think I will check out the local stores first.
What was postage cost for you Judy?
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Just re read your post Judy. $11 is a much better price.
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Got myself a mini loaf pan from spotlight. I think I will try these today or tomorrow. Thank Maddy for the recipe.
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Made these today. They smell very yummy and the mixture tasted great. Have yet to try the finished product. Will let you know the verdict tomorrow.