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Tell that to my mother! She was an absolutely belting cook but always ended up with a caldera in her sponge cakes. She was able to make clotted cream from fir
by gerdesj 5y ago
Tell that to my mother! She was an absolutely belting cook but always ended up with a caldera in her sponge cakes.
She was able to make clotted cream from first principles - she was Devonian. She also introduced pasties to several parts of West Germany in the 1970s/80s. The food traffic went both ways in Germany and I have a massive fondness for schnitzels - "Zigeuner" (gipsy, I think) and "Jager" (hunter - deffo).
Mum was also a soldier as well as dad (they were both Captains when they met in Scotland) but she was told to get out what with her being a woman and hanging out with a male Army occifer. That was back in the late 1960s. Times have changed a lot since then.
Anyway, cakes. mmmm cakes.
- emmelaich 5y agoCaldera you say? Some cheeky person has put Penn and Teller's recipe up on epicurious ... https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/member/views/swedish-lemon-angels-1209952 https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/member/views/swedish-lemo...