What are you been cooking today

[cookie1]

Here is the Molasses bread I made. The recipe is from Not Quite Nigella's blog. Next time I make it I think I will substitute the molasses with honey, malt or golden syrup. I may even try some fruit in it. I love how it sort of has porridge in it.
I tried this with butter on, but it is better with something sweet on it.

                 

[droverjess]

My Flapjacks with extra seeds



Julie O's Sour cream bread with added linseeds and wheatgerm




A version of chookies Belgium lemon tea cake  with plums



And bolognaise for lunch already posted pic in that thread.

[mcmich]

Yum, DJ you are making me hungry. 

[droverjess]

Lol mcmich we've just seconds of bread!

Chookie that loaf looks great.

[maddy]

DJ....I always thought flapjacks were a type of pancake    They look delicious, is it like a slice?

[obbie]

Yummy DJ

[stacelee]

I just finished making flour tortillas for the monsters to eat for lunch and will make naans and chilli jam this afternoon once we have finished dog proofing (temporarily) the backyard.  I'll probably make a chocolate cake and some cookies once I get inspired with a recipe as the biscuit barrel is COMPLETELY empty.  I have to get the urge to get groceries so that I can cook but I think after we burn the credit card at bunning buying wire, my trolley at the grocery store will be a little emptier than usual.  There are some anzac cookie recipes in the latest Super Food Ideas that look nice...and have chocolate in them ...might be my consolation.

[Amy :-)]

DJ....I always thought flapjacks were a type of pancake    They look delicious, is it like a slice?

I just googled for you Maddy. Flapjacks are commonly called pancakes in America and Canada

[obbie]

I have made 2 chocolate cakes, and muffins. now to start again.

[René]

Chicken Vindaloo from the Fast and Easy Indian Cooking Thermomix book

[maddy]

DJ....I always thought flapjacks were a type of pancake    They look delicious, is it like a slice?

I just googled for you Maddy. Flapjacks are commonly called pancakes in America and Canada

 


....for DD's friends Birthday

[*suzanne*]

they look brilliant maddy, you are very talented

[Mama Fergie]

Awesome as always Maddy.
You never fail to amaze me with your talent 

[Cornish Cream]

Brilliant Maddy.Very professional

[judydawn]

Are the shoes edible maddy?  The lass will love it, beautiful gift.