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Read this description of baking tin and tell me what to make in it! |
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I have one, I just make big humungo muffins in it.
Shoshe my teeth ache reading that post 
MamaG I made muffins in dh's pop over pan (note DH's, I do NOT do the cooking in the shoshe household, but dh was away and needs must)
It made the most hugemongous muffins
I dipped them in melted chocolate and dusted with icing sugar and served with clotted cream, DDIL was the only one to finish hers {grin] (but then the skinny bugger can eat anything and everything
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It made the most hugemongous muffins
I dipped them in melted chocolate and dusted with icing sugar and served with clotted cream, DDIL was the only one to finish hers {grin] (but then the skinny bugger can eat anything and everything
)you could use them to make jelly (oil lightly first)
They are. You have to lay the icing on thick! 
lol at cookie
They are gonna be huuuuuuuuuge muffins aren't they
They are gonna be huuuuuuuuuge muffins aren't they
You know, as an aside.
I had a colleague over from the US, and he loved cookies. I suggested he tried on of those really big chocolate chip cookies from starbucks. He looks at me and goes:
"One cookie. I cant have just one cookie. What is the fun in having one cookie???"
Ok, so not a one-cookie man!
I had a colleague over from the US, and he loved cookies. I suggested he tried on of those really big chocolate chip cookies from starbucks. He looks at me and goes:
"One cookie. I cant have just one cookie. What is the fun in having one cookie???"
Ok, so not a one-cookie man!
It is perfect for people who want a really BIG cupcake.
I rather have many small cupcakes. More icing.
I rather have many small cupcakes. More icing.
oh look here
Looks like it IS a muffin tin, for making HUGE muffins - doesn't it?
" LÉKUÉ pans can be filled higher than traditional pans because they bake evenly, providing for consistent height across the pan."
Looks like it IS a muffin tin, for making HUGE muffins - doesn't it?
" LÉKUÉ pans can be filled higher than traditional pans because they bake evenly, providing for consistent height across the pan."
i think they're an American version of Yorkshire puddings.
Oh, this is a little like Bits and Bobs!
Is it to make special tops for your cupcakes, rather than make the swirl in a frosting of sorts, you bake another little cake, glue on with jam, and then decorate?
It will be like a double bullet cupcake.
Is it to make special tops for your cupcakes, rather than make the swirl in a frosting of sorts, you bake another little cake, glue on with jam, and then decorate?
It will be like a double bullet cupcake.
I htink it would be easier to upload a pic of said tray!
Definitely not bundt tin as doesn't have hole in middle
Its not a quiz cheeso, I don't actually know what its for, thats why I'm asking
Possibly frainds, will research it a bit more now.
Its not a quiz cheeso, I don't actually know what its for, thats why I'm asking
Possibly frainds, will research it a bit more now.
You could make pannacotta in them [poncoid emoticon]
oh no they are shallow
its a dariole mould
its a dariole mould
oh i know its for madeleines isn ti?
Friands?
They're an Aussie thing apparently.
They're an Aussie thing apparently.
BunDts - with a D. Its not made up. I think nigella uses a 'mini bundt tin' in one of her domestic goddess recipes, which really confuses the issue.
you made bunts up didn't you
They're approx double the depth of my muffin tin
I don't know, I've never had a Starbucks muffin 
What is a bunt?
What is a bunt?
bunts
are they like the size of the muffins you get at starbucks or bigger than that?
My Mum brought me a silicone baking thing today, 6 holes, like large muffin tray, but the holes are more "plant pot" than muffin shape IYKWIM.
Like little domes, too big to be muffin holes IMO
WDYT its for?
Like little domes, too big to be muffin holes IMO
WDYT its for?
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