I haven't seen any food images for a while - would you like to post some? Here are 12 cranberry scones I made today. [Don't count - I needed to road test, because I used creme fraische instead of milk..]

I haven't seen any food images for a while - would you like to post some? Here are 12 cranberry scones I made today. [Don't count - I needed to road test, because I used creme fraische instead of milk..]

Sounds delicious. I like pie and crumble [especially rhubarb or goosberry] so here you have both!

It's an apple pie with crumble, it's been long time I didn't bake it, but it turned out tasty. My almost 5 year old daughter helped me, especially enjoyed making the crumble
Yummy - the topping looks delicious too.

I had to go back a bit on my phone to March. (I don't think I posted it previously?)
This is Irish a bread pudding, minus the raisins as it was for my husband and he doesn't like them!
Cranberries are sharper in taste than currants or sultanas. But as they are more expensive, this was a treat!
Hi Marianne72,
Those look delicious! I have never tried cranberry scones but that sounds lovely.
Thanks for making us all drool over those.
Yummy
Suzanne Mod
It's a Jamie Oliver recipe [similar one from his book, 'Ministry of Food]. You can substitute cheese for dried fruit, using the same weight of grated cheese. With cheese scones, I spread them with cheese spread also put a sprinkling of grated cheese on top before baking. Yes, I bake breads and cakes I use a bread maker for dough and this book, '100 Bread Recipes Using a Breadmaker'. This book gives all kinds of bread recipes, including naans, pitta, sweet buns, pizza dough etc so is very useful. Happy baking!
Oh these look amazing. I love scones. Can I ask what recipe you used? I make some Mary Berry plain ones and they are quite nice with butter and jam. Do you bake other things?