Quick & Simple Cake & Slice Recipes

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Re: Quick & Simple Cake & Slice Recipes

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Maybe cook it in a hot camp oven, take lid off the last 10 mins...? I have a recipe for a no-knead, crusty, rustic loaf cooked in the camp oven if you want it?
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Re: Quick & Simple Cake & Slice Recipes

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Yes Please :)
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Righty-oh, when all the mustering team has gone I will get right onto it for ya. :D
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Mandarin's My tree is burstin at the seams now with fruit...!!!

Any clues to a good Mandy cake...???

Being an X plumma I used to see the other side a cakes :oops:

Now I just wanna make one, type slowly thanks...!!!

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Easy Orange Cake

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Anne was given this recipe on anuva forum. We haven't tried it yet 'cos the 100ml of oil sounded a bit odd to me. Someone may be able to explain the need for the oil.
That said, it does look to be a quickie and pretty simple.
Yeah, I know it says 'Orange', but Mandies are just smallish oranges aren't they 8-)

Easy Orange Cake
3 whole eggs
1 orange - peeled, seeded and cut into pieces
100ml oil
100ml milk
300g caster sugar
300g plain flour
1 tablespoon baking powder
Method
Preheat oven to 180 C / Gas 4. Grease and flour a 23cm round cake tin.
Add eggs, orange pieces, oil, milk and sugar to a blender. Blend well and transfer to a bowl; mix in the flour and baking powder with a spoon to form smooth cake mixture and pour mixture into prepared cake tin.
Bake in the preheated oven for 40 minutes, or till a skewer inserted in the centre comes out clean.





Vik, mate, this took about 26mins to type, if that's too fast for ya just read slower ;)
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Re: Quick & Simple Cake & Slice Recipes

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Do not fear pet, the oil replaces any butter, that's all.
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Re: Quick & Simple Cake & Slice Recipes

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Isn't oil yukkier than butter ?
Wouldn't butter be better ?
Maybe this is a poormans/womans recipe................. :?

I'll give it a bash with butter. :)
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Re: Quick & Simple Cake & Slice Recipes

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Lance the oil is what makes the cake softer. You can always try it with only half the oil, but it probably be dry and really 100ml of oil isn't that much as long as you don't use sump oil!
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Re: Easy Orange Cake

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Lance wrote: Mon Aug 07, 2017 8:16 pm Anne was given this recipe on anuva forum. We haven't tried it yet 'cos the 100ml of oil sounded a bit odd to me. Someone may be able to explain the need for the oil.
That said, it does look to be a quickie and pretty simple.
Yeah, I know it says 'Orange', but Mandies are just smallish oranges aren't they 8-)

Easy Orange Cake
3 whole eggs
1 orange - peeled, seeded and cut into pieces
100ml oil
100ml milk
300g caster sugar
300g plain flour
1 tablespoon baking powder
Method
Preheat oven to 180 C / Gas 4. Grease and flour a 23cm round cake tin.
Add eggs, orange pieces, oil, milk and sugar to a blender. Blend well and transfer to a bowl; mix in the flour and baking powder with a spoon to form smooth cake mixture and pour mixture into prepared cake tin.
Bake in the preheated oven for 40 minutes, or till a skewer inserted in the centre comes out clean.





Vik, mate, this took about 26mins to type, if that's too fast for ya just read slower ;)
OK, thanks for that one,as for oil, SWMBO did one the other day with blue berrys and oil and as a firstie it was "is this right...???" but it was ok so will try this and let yuz know...

Gunna cut back on the sugar though, I reckon thats from the old school, like puttin two stroke in your diesel... :o :? :|

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Re: Quick & Simple Cake & Slice Recipes

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Well there ya go...!!! :D

That cake turned out fabo... :D

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Gunna try it wiff butta tumorra let it cool overnight 8-)

Learnt a couple a things today though... dont pour your bi-carb into the squished eggs, ends up forming a pearl and a mung to break, a bit a sugar is needed to keel SWMBO happy, ween her off slowly...!!!

Apart from that, whats the big freekin deal about makin a cake...???

Ya would think the sheilas just put a 351 Clevo together and it started first pop the way they rave on how their cake turned out...???!!! :?

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