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Although I would vote for ML's Lemon Drizzle Cake as the MN official recipe. Wasn't the recipe it on those bags that were sold ages ago?
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lemon drizzle cake! love it!
I made them with bananas that weren't particulary soft.
It comes out very moist and sweet. The kids will love it no doubt.
It comes out very moist and sweet. The kids will love it no doubt.
Note to self: buy bananas, let them get soft, make this.
4 mins until they are done...
Go girl!
I've gone and eaten three quarters of mine now. I begrudgingly let the DC have some when they got home. Anybody know where I can get hold of some will power?
I've gone and eaten three quarters of mine now. I begrudgingly let the DC have some when they got home. Anybody know where I can get hold of some will power?
Have just made the banana cereal bars and they are in the oven now. 
FabBakerGirl - it's so easy it would only take a couple of mins to write out. No excuse to delay making these
Gets on thread for when I can print off recipes.
What about the chcolate cake in a mug?
BUMP!
This has to be bumped because I've just made Bauer's bars on the strength of this thread. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
I reckon they're less than 80 Cals a slice - only problem is that one is never enough! No fat to boot!
This has to be bumped because I've just made Bauer's bars on the strength of this thread. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
I reckon they're less than 80 Cals a slice - only problem is that one is never enough! No fat to boot!
Eton mess is just a kitchen disaster made to look like a plan isnt it
you've stopped me thinking about my poxy worktop for a bit anyway
lol
I vote Eton Mess.
It's just so quick
It's just so quick
I hate dates.
I would go for the Frozen Chocolate Mouuse Slice?
WHy because its mine it works every timne and peopel LOVE it for pud
I would go for the Frozen Chocolate Mouuse Slice?
WHy because its mine it works every timne and peopel LOVE it for pud
What the hell are molasses anyway?!
<<preens>>
Thanks Huff!
Thanks Huff!
Don't like bananas but would vote for the 5 minute cake in a mug.
that recipe is to blame for some flabby bits
that recipe is to blame for some flabby bits
ohhhh they look yummy (banana bars) will give it a go tomorrow
maybe you could use molasses instead of sugar to make them even healthier???
maybe you could use molasses instead of sugar to make them even healthier???
Oh I vote for DizzyDixies White chocolate cheesecake. I got a round of applause last time I served it. Delicious.
PS brownies sound good
PS brownies sound good
Seriously.
MAKE THEM.
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MAKE THEM.
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I would most definitely vote for Bauer's Banana Cereal bars.
They are brilliant. I mess around with the recipe and they always work (dates and figs are particularly good).
My 3-yr-old can make them.
Everyone always asks for the recipe whenever I make them.
I always have left over manky brown bananas.
I must make them about once a week.
AND they're just about healthy enough to go in a lunch box.
Yum.
They are brilliant. I mess around with the recipe and they always work (dates and figs are particularly good).
My 3-yr-old can make them.
Everyone always asks for the recipe whenever I make them.
I always have left over manky brown bananas.
I must make them about once a week.
AND they're just about healthy enough to go in a lunch box.
Yum.
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