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Home Baked: Muffins, Pastries, Cakes, Biscuits ("Australian Women's Weekly")
By Pamela Clark, Susan Tomnay
ACP Publishing Pty Ltd - 2005
Almond Jam Cookies : page 109
Don't be tempted to put more jam into each cookie than is prescribed - it will boil over and blister and look a bit bad (although it will still taste nice :) The raspberry cookies are a perennial favourite at our house.
(Last made on May 10, 2009).
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Almond Macaroons : page 105
Delicious! No amendment to the recipe is necessary, except maybe to add a smidge more almond essence if you prefer a stronger almond flavour.
(Last made on May 12, 2009).
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Anzac Biscuits : page 97
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Apricot Choc-chip Muesli Bars : page 126
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Banana Bread : page 197
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Banana Cake with Passionfruit Frosting : page 190
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Banana Maple Muffins : page 16
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Berry Friands : page 68
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Buttery Orange Cake : page 141
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Carrot Cake with Lemon Cream Cheese Frosting : page 165
I prefer to substitute the walnuts with pecans, as they are less bitter.
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Choc Brownie Muffins : page 31
Just like a brownie but in muffin format!
Makes 12.
(Last made on Feb 16, 2010)
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Chocolate and Hazelnut Friands : page 68
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Cinnamon Teacake : page 149
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Citrus Poppy Seed Muffins : page 23
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Coconut Macaroons : page 78
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Cup cakes : page 214
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Hummingbird Cake : page 189
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Marmalade Almond Muffins : page 20
Depending on how sweet your orange marmalade is, it may be necessary to adjust the amount of sugar in the muffin mixture.
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Mini Florentines : page 90
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Mississippi Mud Cake : page 158
Also works well as a dessert, served warm with whipped cream and berries.
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Mixed Berry Muffins : page 12
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Raspberry and Coconut Muffins : page 15
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Rock Cakes : page 153
I've been making these for years! The recipe has been reprinted several times over in AWW's various cookie/biscuit cookbooks. Sometimes I vary the recipe a little by adding a few currants or finely chopped glace cherries, but usually I stick to the regular recipe with sultanas. Another variation I've seen includes a small amount of finely grated lemon peel which adds a fresh zestiness. That's lemon peel, not dried mixed peel ;)
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