I watch the Great British Bake-off regularly. The range of bakes that the participants are required to know is just amazing and as for their showstopper bakes- I know I can never get to that level. I love to cook and bake but I do not have the patience to work on decorating cakes for hours together.
The thing about watching this show is that I too itch to bake so for the past few months I have been baking cookies and brownies and learnt to bake scones.
Scones are my new favourite because they hardly have any sugar. And I found a low-fat version that I made today. Instead of using maida, I used a mix of Ragi flour, atta, oats, and maida in equal measure. I added cranberries, orange peel, and chocolate pieces. I had it with orange marmalade that I made yesterday.
The chrysanthemums are the last of the season. They were the only bright spot in the garden this year. The rest of the winter stuff- vegetables and flowers- were pulverized and eaten up by various birds and animals. No amount of fence was proof against their determination. For the first time I purchased dahlia plants for the garden for after all a garden must have some colour before the summer drains them out totally.
The thing about watching this show is that I too itch to bake so for the past few months I have been baking cookies and brownies and learnt to bake scones.
Scones are my new favourite because they hardly have any sugar. And I found a low-fat version that I made today. Instead of using maida, I used a mix of Ragi flour, atta, oats, and maida in equal measure. I added cranberries, orange peel, and chocolate pieces. I had it with orange marmalade that I made yesterday.
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