Simply Scottish Cakes And Bakes is a celebration of the ultimate comfort food - home baking. In this delightful book homecrafts expert Karon Grieve has brought together over fifty fabulous bakes for you to easily make at home. From old favourites like Ayrshire shortbread and basic oatcakes, to modern twists like cranachan cheesecake, porridge pancakes and ginger jacks, there is something here for everyone to enjoy. There are hints and tips for beginners, plus ten great recipes for jams, jellies, butters and dips as the finishing touches to your best bakes ever. Simply Scottish Cakes And Bakes will help even the most kitchen shy to create their very own sweet feast of Scotland. With over fifty easy to follow recipes for cakes, biscuits, tarts, scones and breads as well as ten recipes for jellies, jams and dips to make everything that wee bit more special. You'll learn about- Baking Basics, Breads &amp; Bannocks, Simply Scones, Cakes Large &amp; Small, Tarts &amp; Pies, Gingerbreads, Shortbread Biscuits, Plus all those yummy extras like jams, butters and dips. Beautiful clear pictures and simple instructions make this book the perfect addition to your kitchen library. The book explains exactly what you will need for all recipes with listings of all tools required and explanations of all sorts of useful cooking terms, plus hints and tips, conversion tables and a handy weights &amp; measures translation section for our American readers. More things you ll learn in Simply Scottish Cakes &amp; Bakes This guide will show you how to: Make eight different types of Scones Make six different types of Shortbread, create a gorgeous Cranachan Cheesecake perfect for a dinner party, make Rowan Berry Jelly, Whisky &amp; Ginger Marmalade and lots of other goodies. Discover some great traditional recipes and their origins. With Simply Scottish Cakes &amp; Bakes you'll easily enjoy some cooking time in the kitchen

Simply Scottish Cakes and Bakes

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Grieve, Karon H.

Baking

Forth Books

This is Scottish cooking on a small scale, simple ways of creating snack sized portions of traditional and modern Scottish dishes that are perfect not only for parties but for lunch boxes, picnics and taste-tempting sharing platters instead of one large meal. With more and more people embracing the popularity of continental 'meze' or tapas style eating, where it is all about good taste, small portions and lots of options, this book breathes new life into old favourites like clapshot, haggis, partan bree and Atholl brose and brings them right up to date. There are over fifty fabulous recipes to choose from in all areas from soups to puddings, so you will soon be adding a wee touch of Scottish flair to your cookery repertoire. You'll learn how to make; Soup Sips including Partan Bree, Cullan Skink and Cauliflower Cheese. Fabulous fishy dishes like Musselburgh Tarts and Findon Fingers.Easy meat dishes like Mini Venison Burgers and Balmoral BitesSimply Scones. Great veggie options including Skirlie Sacks, Croudie Croustades and Clapshot Croquettes. Delightful desserts like Frozen Drambuie Souffls, Cranachan Cream And Porridge Brulee. Fun and easy drinks to make any party go with a swing! Fabulous extras like Roasty Roots, Rowan &amp; Redcurrant Jelly and Boozeberry Jam. Beautiful Clear Pictures And Simple Instructions Make This Book The Perfect Addition To Your Kitchen Library. The book explains exactly what you will need for all recipes with listings of all tools required and explanations of all sorts of useful cooking terms, plus hints, tips and conversion tables.

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