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Bake off recipes?

andyroo4224

So I have a bake off at school about to happen, and I'd like some recipes I could use to enter. Anyone have any ideas?

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brian_martin2001

Luscious Little Lemon Cakes for a Crowd might do it. Let us know what you eventually end up making, and how you do.

elviswasjesus

If the lemon cakes don't work out, the CS chocolate chip cookies are pretty great. If that's not fancy enough, try the gluten-free version for extra cred: https://www.chefsteps.com/activities/gluten-free-chocolate-chip-cookies

Oh and the sticky toffee cake is just ridiculous:

https://www.chefsteps.com/activities/sticky-toffee-pudding

Melbourne's own Karen Martini has a nice banana bread recipe as well:

http://www.goodfood.com.au/recipes/karen-martinis-sisterly-banana-bread-20160509-4epob.html Chuck some crushed walnuts in there.

andyroo4224

Dang, I guess I can't make the lemon cakes. Apparently HM pectin is around AUD$30 for 50 grams. The cookies seem nice, though.

brian_martin2001

http://www.colemanaustralia.com.au/Products/Pectin/pectin

http://www.melbournefooddepot.com/buy/pectin-citrus-solid-powder-200g/F01061

http://greenlivingaustralia.com.au/pomonas-pectin

http://greenlivingaustralia.com.au/classic-pectin

Where in the world were you looking? I'm not saying it's cheap, but there are significantly cheaper options.

Amos_Schorr_168815

Bananas foster caramel brownies.

Make a rich, fudgy, dark chocolate brownie batter. Preferably with brown butter.

To make the caramel, take a saucepan and add a bunch of sugar. Medium heat. Do not touch it until it turns to caramel, then add some pureed banana. The bananas should be as overripe as possible. Cook for a little while, add bourbon and flambee (you can also use rum or something but I like bourbon). Cook longer. Add some salt. And butter and cream/milk. I don't have a recipe for this. Making caramel is super easy so you can really mess around with the ratios.

Put half the batter in the pan and spread it out evenly. Then take your caramel and pour it in, spreading it around so it's an even layer. Then pour the rest of the brownie batter on top, spread it around, and bake the sucker until it's done.

andyroo4224

Oh. I checked the Chefsteps link to buy Pectin. I'm a fool.