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Baking thread

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Little Miss Happy
Little Miss Happy
Apr 2020
2:17pm, 18 Apr 2020
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Does anyone have a tried and trusted recipe for rhubarb polenta cake? I have found a few on the internet but would prefer a recommendation if anyone has one.
panad
panad
Apr 2020
2:25pm, 18 Apr 2020
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Not rhubarb but might help re recipe choice/comparison LMH..
I’ve made bbc good food orange polenta cake, and both bbc and Nigella’s lemon polentacakes with good results.
Little Miss Happy
Little Miss Happy
Apr 2020
3:44pm, 18 Apr 2020
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Thanks for the response panad. I have a tried and trusted lemon polenta cake recipe but I don't think it will translate very well to rhubarb and I have rhubarb but no lemons :-)
Wriggling Snake
Wriggling Snake
Apr 2020
3:48pm, 18 Apr 2020
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When in doubt. Crumble.
Little Miss Happy
Little Miss Happy
Apr 2020
3:50pm, 18 Apr 2020
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Never tried making crumble with fine cornmeal. I guess it might work.
panad
panad
Apr 2020
4:32pm, 18 Apr 2020
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Do you have oats? And /or some nuts (ground or that could be ground)? I don’t like the standard flour/sugar/butter crumble topping so always make with oats/ground nuts/or mix of these instead of flour for a crumble topping.
LindsD
LindsD
Apr 2020
4:40pm, 18 Apr 2020
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I use oats, too
Dr PhFleecyD
Dr PhFleecyD
Apr 2020
4:55pm, 18 Apr 2020
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I use digestive biscuits. Or make a cobbler topping as that’s much easier
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
Apr 2020
6:24pm, 18 Apr 2020
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Banana, choc chip and spiced rum loaf in the Aga. Due out in around 20 mins
Mouseytongue
Mouseytongue
Apr 2020
6:27pm, 18 Apr 2020
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^ blooming heck, you’re a cake monster! 😀

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Can't find one, so I thought I would start one, to share ideas, results and recipes....and the all-important pictures.

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Recipes we like: biscuits

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