Oho, I got the Red River Hog right, so here's my dark sticky ginger cake recipe:
8oz/225g black treacle (molasses work if you can't get ahold of black treacle, but they're not quite as dark and rich)
8oz/225g dark brown sugar
8oz/225g butter
12oz/340g plain flour
2 large eggs
2 heaped teaspoons of ginger
1 heaped teaspoon of cinnamon
2 flat teaspoons of bicarbonate of soda
1/2 pint of milk
-preheat oven to 325F/170C/Gas Mark 3
-line either:
1 shallow tin 13x8inch, or
1 2lb tin, or
2x 1lb tins (I prefer this, because then you can freeze one of the cakes for later)
- melt butter, sugar & treacle together in a pan
- cool until barely warm (you don't want the eggs to cook when you put them in)
- beat in eggs one at a time
- sift flour, cinnamon & ginger into the treacle mixture
- in a measuring jug, warm the milk a little (you don't want it hot, but you want it slightly above lukewarm. this helps the bicarbonate react better)
- add the bicarbonate of soda to the warm milk
- stir into the cake mixture, mix well
- pour contents into the tin(s)
- bake for ~40 minutes or until you can skewer the cake and the skewer comes out clean
- cool in tin
You forget the part where you mention to double the recipe for secondsOho, I got the Red River Hog right, so here's my dark sticky ginger cake recipe:
8oz/225g black treacle (molasses work if you can't get ahold of black treacle, but they're not quite as dark and rich)
8oz/225g dark brown sugar
8oz/225g butter
12oz/340g plain flour
2 large eggs
2 heaped teaspoons of ginger
1 heaped teaspoon of cinnamon
2 flat teaspoons of bicarbonate of soda
1/2 pint of milk
-preheat oven to 325F/170C/Gas Mark 3
-line either:
1 shallow tin 13x8inch, or
1 2lb tin, or
2x 1lb tins (I prefer this, because then you can freeze one of the cakes for later)
- melt butter, sugar & treacle together in a pan
- cool until barely warm (you don't want the eggs to cook when you put them in)
- beat in eggs one at a time
- sift flour, cinnamon & ginger into the treacle mixture
- in a measuring jug, warm the milk a little (you don't want it hot, but you want it slightly above lukewarm. this helps the bicarbonate react better)
- add the bicarbonate of soda to the warm milk
- stir into the cake mixture, mix well
- pour contents into the tin(s)
- bake for ~40 minutes or until you can skewer the cake and the skewer comes out clean
- cool in tin
3 out of 5, not bad, not badExploration pack
- Fossa (Madagascar)
- Red river hog (Africa)
- Lar gibbon (Indonesia - fits building set)
- South American coati (Amazon)
- King cobra (Indonesia - fits building set)
I will attempt, just got back from a hot day of work. Forums sometimes prevent gifs, so worst case is I'll either upload privately to YouTube or post it through a Google link and send it that way...So about that promise
There’s a funny video of a guy imitating how animals eat
Your gif should be slowly eating the brownies like a sloth, messy nasty eating like a RRH, and get creative with the others
I will be saving this for later. If it's like ginger snaps, I know it'll be goodOho, I got the Red River Hog right, so here's my dark sticky ginger cake recipe:
8oz/225g black treacle (molasses work if you can't get ahold of black treacle, but they're not quite as dark and rich)
8oz/225g dark brown sugar
8oz/225g butter
12oz/340g plain flour
2 large eggs
2 heaped teaspoons of ginger
1 heaped teaspoon of cinnamon
2 flat teaspoons of bicarbonate of soda
1/2 pint of milk
-preheat oven to 325F/170C/Gas Mark 3
-line either:
1 shallow tin 13x8inch, or
1 2lb tin, or
2x 1lb tins (I prefer this, because then you can freeze one of the cakes for later)
- melt butter, sugar & treacle together in a pan
- cool until barely warm (you don't want the eggs to cook when you put them in)
- beat in eggs one at a time
- sift flour, cinnamon & ginger into the treacle mixture
- in a measuring jug, warm the milk a little (you don't want it hot, but you want it slightly above lukewarm. this helps the bicarbonate react better)
- add the bicarbonate of soda to the warm milk
- stir into the cake mixture, mix well
- pour contents into the tin(s)
- bake for ~40 minutes or until you can skewer the cake and the skewer comes out clean
- cool in tin
I'm sorry imitation WHAT , I'm disappointed you don't personally travel to Madagascar and find the purest vanilla extract there is (or go to Costco like I do )imitation vanilla extract
Sorry man, but when I use the pure stuff, there isn't flavor, it all evaporates because of the alcohol in it. Plus, bakers like me use imitation vanillaI'm sorry imitation WHAT , I'm disappointed you don't personally travel to Madagascar and find the purest vanilla extract there is (or go to Costco like I do )
Ha I always 'forget' to measure my extract. I just know the amount for flavour ..... Not that I'm adding 2 tablespoons of extract into my cakes....Sorry man, but when I use the pure stuff, there isn't flavor, it all evaporates because of the alcohol in it. Plus, bakers like me use imitation vanilla
Ok, little secret, but I add vanilla extract to milk for a kick if vanilla flavor. I don't find vanilla milk often, so I have to make it myselfHa I always 'forget' to measure my extract. I just know the amount for flavour ..... Not that I'm adding 2 tablespoons of extract into my cakes....
Nah you just gotta order it fossa black market. They k ow the best way to get the stock.I'm sorry imitation WHAT , I'm disappointed you don't personally travel to Madagascar and find the purest vanilla extract there is (or go to Costco like I do )
It's very very very tough.@DarthQuell imas the list creator its your discretion who's the winner of the pack too. As much as I'd like to follow your example and let everyone shate the prize I can only splurge for one pack.
It's very very very tough.
The 2 closest are @Captain Callum and @Aramar.
Here are the notes:
- They both got 3/5 animal guesses right (everybody else got 2/5)
- Aramark guessed the RRH, fossa, and Lars gibbon
- Cap guessed the RRH, fossa, and brown throated sloth
- Aramar guessed it as an Exploration pack, Cap guessed it as a Rainforest pack
- Cap also stated that the color would be dark green, and that's pretty much what we got
So, the winner is....
CAPTAIN CALLUM