What are your go-to bakes to make with the kids? Tell us to win a £100 John Lewis voucher + signed copy of Hugless Douglas and the Great Cake Bake

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Join Douglas on a honey hunt in the seventh Hugless Douglas adventure from David Melling.

The sheep are baking honey cakes and Douglas can't wait to taste them. He's sure that food without honey just isn't yummy. But can he ever be tempted to try something new?

To be in with a chance of winning a signed copy of Hugless Douglas and the Great Cake Bake PLUS a £100 John Lewis voucher, just tell us - what are your favourite bakes to create with your children? (include the recipes if you can!)

This discussion is sponsored by Hachette and will end on 21 September

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Little lemon cheesecakes. They started as the Annabel Karmel recipe and have morphed slightly. There is cooking involved (except melting butter), they just need to set in the freezer so the DDs can be fairly independent when making them. They are my dad's favourite thing in the world. And my DDs are so proud when they give their handy work to Grandpa.

I tend to use just a basic fairy cake recipe and then my son has lots of fun decorating them.

My two youngest love to bake with me. Their favourite things to bake are scones choc chip muffins and cookies.

We love making cupcakes. Kids really enjoy the icing and decorating the cakes.

We love to make simple cupcakes

We love making tiffin together, it is super easy and super duper tasty

Easy peasy Cornflake or Rice Krispie cakes. Melt your cooking chocolate in a bowl over hot water then throw the cornflakes/rice krispies in, mix gently and put in bun cases. We also put marsh mallow pieces on ours before they set.

Flapjacks, made using banana and chopped dates in place of refined sugar and butter.

I love to make chocolate chip muffins and coffee cream cake!

my son's favourite jam tarts are always popular!! we made some this weekend, i took a quick pic before they all disappeared!

Just simple cupcakes decorated pink and glittery or rice crispy buns

We love baking banana bread, clotted cream cake, cupcakes and also Christmas cooking that we decorate afterwards

It's hardly worth posting the recipe as their favourite thing to bake is chocolate rice krispie cakes!

we love making butterfly cakes together

My DS is my baker and he's great by himself but likes a sous chef
His ultimate bake is sultana scones and OMG they're divine. He's also very good at Afghans.

My DS's favourite things to bake with me are flapjacks and gingerbread shapes. With Daddy it is sausage rolls (I am veggie) and with Grandma it is chocolate cupcakes and crispy nests.

We all love baking and DS loves helping make lots of things in the kitchen

With Christmas coming soon (woo hoo) we love Nigella's Christmas Rocky Road. I also just made caramel aplle upside down cake. Truly delicious. Caramel: 175g caster sugar, 125ml water, 3 small red skinned apples, squeeze of lemon juice. Simmer the sugar and water until it is a light golden brown and put it in the tin as soon as ready. Have the apples cored and sliced, with skins on, nd place in circles around in the caramel.
Cake: 175g butter, 175g caster sugar, 3 beaten eggs, 150g SR flour, 1tsp baking powder, 2tbsp ground almonds. Cream butter and sugar,add eggs a little at a time. Sift in flour and baking powder then fold in aground almonds. Bake in 190 degree oven for 40-45 minutes.

I make good old-fashioned fairy cakes with my granddaughter, Victoria sandwich mix, then decorated with either buttercream for butterfly cakes or glace icing with lots of sprinkles or small sweets.

we like making simple receipts our favorite's are vanilla fairy cakes and chocolate chip cookies.

My children love making rock cakes and gingerbread men. They also like licking the bowl with any other cake that I make!

Vanilla cupcakes with buttercream and usually a few too many sprinkles. They're amazing and with the help of a kenwood mixer my three year old actually does a lot of it himself.
First we mix the butter and sugar then mix in the eggs. In a separate bowl mix together flour and baking powder. In a jug goes milk and vanilla essence, always double what the recipe says of the essence.
Then add a third of the flour mix a third of the milk and then mix altogether and repeat until all ingredients are added. Bake for 15 minutes whilst making a simply vanilla buttercream. Theyre lovely and now I want cake

My grandchildren like making cupcakes and chocolate Brownies with me :)

Our favourite baking at present is Mini Victoria sponges (slimming world Version) our daughters love to eat them as well as bake them

Banana loaf
Scones
Cupcakes
Muffins
Victoria sponge

We're a bit baking daft!

We all love pancakes for breakfast.