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jesus.. just had a look at the threads.. all baking cakes in the 40's.. come on

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Lost me what are you on about :confused: :confused:

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i mean its all about george fornby and oliver and hardy.. and how people used to bake cakes.. ?

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No one is forcing you to read them;you could do something more productive with your time;btw I have a great recipe for pineapple upside down cake!

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Got one for sticky toffee pud Lindsay???

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Baking cakes in the 40's isn't wise.

A higher temperature will produce much better results.

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Thats achieved through the hot air that is eminating from the mouth. :D

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Mancie, has it ever occurred to you that not every thread you start is always fascinating to everyone else? Read a thread or don't read it; respond to a thread or don't bother, the choice is yours.

Now, can I interest you in a nice recipe for a coffee cake without eggs, straight from WW2? :D

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Mancie should be forced to eat powdered egg until he comes up with an interesting thread of his own.:p

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Now then, G, eggs are (as my mother used to say) "binding". :p

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Be careful rindy on a diet that rich and for the length of time he'll be on it, He'll be a big lad!:cool:

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If Mankie aint I def am. :D

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How about sad cakes...... and bread and butter pud... all made years ago when things were hard to get....

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My Mum used to make sad cakes every Sunday. The middle bit on the kitchenette thingy was used for the rolling out! Warm from the oven with proper butter on.........lovely!

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OH YAY bread and butter pudding. My mouth waters at the thought. :D