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Help! I need easy cheapish traybake recipes for school fete on Friday

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spub · 17/05/2010 21:16

Would be grateful for any advice. Can cook pretty well but not a natural baker!

School fete is on Friday. I'll have some time on Thursday night but not at any other point.

Am contempating Nigella's malteser traybake and one other. Any ideas/advice? Would be mortified if my efforts went unsold so please pile in!!

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FlyMeToDunoon · 17/05/2010 21:25

I can recommend Marslady's lemon drizzle cake recipe from the recipe section on here It is made in a roasting tin sized container IIRC and is quite simple but vey delicious.

nannyl · 17/05/2010 21:27

i agree lemon drizzle

i do 3 eggs 150g of butter / sugar / SR flour, out the lemon zest in the mix and make lemon icing with the lemon juice]]divine

spub · 17/05/2010 21:34

Ooh, sounds good. Will take a look.
Thanks. You may be saving me from the cake walk of shame!

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size6feet · 20/05/2010 19:34

Hi, how can I find Marsladys lemon drizzle cake recipe here on the recipe section. Someone else recommended it. It sounds really nice but I will be all night looking for it. Have got to page 6 of 193!! Many thanks.

GreatGooglyMoogly · 20/05/2010 19:44

It's here .

size6feet · 20/05/2010 20:57

Thank you so much for that GreatGooglyMoogly.
I got up to page 22 and still hadnt found it. I'm tired now, will give it a go tomorrow night. Read lots of interesting things tho!

tootootired · 20/05/2010 21:00

Would that work in a Lakeland traybake tin - 12 x 9 inch? I think you've just rescued me for school fair on Sat as well

Goober · 20/05/2010 21:02

Fridge cake. Is made from biscuits.

Prolesworth · 20/05/2010 21:05

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PrettyFeckinVacant · 20/05/2010 23:44

I would say yes, cream sugar and butter first then add eggs, then add flour and lemon zest etc

Prolesworth · 21/05/2010 11:56

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Bobbalina · 21/05/2010 12:01

I find lobbing everything in together works just as well as bothering to cream the butter and sugar tbh - its a pretty foolproof yet utterly brilliant recipe!

Makes quite a big cake!

tootootired · 21/05/2010 23:48

I've just finished mine and it looks fab - I did granulated sugar topping. Hope to goodness it comes out of the tin tomorrow!

treedelivery · 23/05/2010 12:02

You know the lemon drizzle cake - what is meant by a tray?

Sorry

SoupDragon · 23/05/2010 12:04

It's like a square/rectangular cake tin but only about 2 inches deep

SoupDragon · 23/05/2010 12:05

nigella's Chocolate Gingerbread works well. I think it'si n Feast. I made bog standard buttercream with a teaspoon of ground ginger in it as the icing rather than faff about with her suggestion.

treedelivery · 23/05/2010 12:11

Thank you SoupDragon.

So what sort of size would this thing be?

this sort of thing?

SoupDragon · 23/05/2010 18:52

Pretty much although mine is, I think, slightly deeper and squarer.

SoupDragon · 23/05/2010 18:58

Like this. I want one of these.

treedelivery · 23/05/2010 21:16

OOOO I want one too!

SoupDragon · 23/05/2010 21:25

I think they do one for muffins too... [wistful]

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