Baked Goods

[unforth]

So, I'm procrastinating horribly. I've been meaning to pick up a book to write recipes in for about a month - I've been baking enough in the new place that I needed to a better way to keep my recipes than as random, ingredient stained computer print outs. ;) So I bought a book and compiled the ones I've made thus far, plus some others recommended to me by folk, including some scrounged from yummyrecipes posted by sapphohestia, kniedzw, and others.

Anyway, the point of this post is simple: Anyone have any awesome baking recipes that I aughta add to my book? I'm only going to put in recipes I know are good, and I'm judging that either by making them myself or if they come recommended by someone I trust (like all of you). I'm specifically interested in baking, cause, well, I can't cook. I'll find some way (possibly tasty...) to thank those who help me out. Oh, and my own initial contribution to this effort: my mom's wonderful oatmeal scones, as provided at khaoskitty's tea party and the last Knightridge party. :)

Okay, I really need to stop procrastinating now. ;)

Comments

[kniedzw.livejournal.com]

I should give you my grandmother's crumbcake recipe. That, and my cornbread recipe (which is basically out of The Joy of Cooking) are my staples, alongside the brownies you already have.

I need to get my other grandmother to give me her recipe for sweet and sour meatballs, which are awesome. Likewise, I should bug my uncle for his apple tart recipe, which is nifty. Hm....

[unforth.livejournal.com]

If that's the same crumb cake recipe you posted in yummyrecipes, then I got it already. :) Cornbread would be totally awesome to add in. Meatballs and apple tart also both sound delicious. ;) Also, you currently have the only non-baking entry in the book, bean dip. ;)

[kniedzw.livejournal.com]

Ah. Right. That's the one. I'll see if I can put together the cornbread recipe and send it along, then.