Apr 2020
9:13pm, 19 Apr 2020
35,384 posts
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LindsD
YUM
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Apr 2020
9:29pm, 19 Apr 2020
22,866 posts
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Lizzie W
*dabs corners*
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Apr 2020
9:55pm, 19 Apr 2020
40,159 posts
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Derby Tup
#moist
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Apr 2020
10:41pm, 19 Apr 2020
16,588 posts
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GimmeMedals
I love that word, DT
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Apr 2020
11:34pm, 19 Apr 2020
8,254 posts
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BaronessBL
That cake looks delicious LIzzie. I also had to make my own birthday cake which was a banana cake as we had a couple of bananas to use up. Yours looks much more suitable for a birthday cake though! Hope you had a good day too!
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Apr 2020
10:39am, 20 Apr 2020
2,249 posts
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Little Miss Happy
That looks lovely Lizzie.
Baroness - I chop and freeze ripe bananas so that I can cook with them when I want.
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Apr 2020
10:48am, 20 Apr 2020
4,055 posts
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Alice the Camel
MrAtC, Hunter/gatherer extraordinaire, came home yesterday feeling very pleased with himself as he’d managed to find flour in our local shop. Unfortunately, he didn’t read the small print.
It’s Dove Farm gluten free self raising flour. Has anyone used gf to make chocolate brownies? Is there a recipe that works well? All help and advice appreciated
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Apr 2020
10:49am, 20 Apr 2020
40,183 posts
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Derby Tup
We’ve got a few ripe bananas. I might try freezing some. Thanks LMH
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Apr 2020
10:53am, 20 Apr 2020
2,250 posts
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Little Miss Happy
Alice - ideally you need some xanthan gum to add to your flour as gf doesn't have the same 'stickiness' so any baking tends to be a bit more crumbly than usual but if you don't mind that just sub it for normal flour. As brownies are quite sticky anyway they are probably a good thing to try.
DT - I usually chop and freeze two in each tub as most of my recipes seem to need two bananas, just defrost and tip in once mashed - they tend to come out super sweet if you have frozen them when they are nice and ripe so you may want to decrease the sugar in your recipes a little. If you have a good blender frozen chopped banana is also good for pretend ice cream.
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Apr 2020
10:56am, 20 Apr 2020
35,397 posts
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LindsD
I just throw mine in as they are. They go black and runny but that's OK for banana bread.
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