Love the scrappiness of them! I have tossed everything and anything from my scrap box in there - regular quilter's cottons, muslins, homespuns and batiks in a bright mix. I think this will be a great quilt ;-) At least I'm having heaps of fun stitching the blocks!
While cutting and stitching I have been catching up on some MasterChef Australia, and on one of the episodes the contestants were making Golden Syrup Pudding, I tasted this yummy dessert when I visited Rose, and I have had the recipe hanging on the fridge door. So I decided today was the day to try making it. However I did have to do some changes to the recipe due to my low-stocked fridge: I didn't have butter so I used margarine and I had to use yogurt instead of milk.
It came out looking pretty good, even if the top was a bit cracked. However it was quite soggy in the bottom, so I ended up cutting that part away. But with a big dollop of yogurt on the side the taste of what was salvageable was really yummy!
It came out looking pretty good, even if the top was a bit cracked. However it was quite soggy in the bottom, so I ended up cutting that part away. But with a big dollop of yogurt on the side the taste of what was salvageable was really yummy!
The sourness of the yogurt really played well with the golden syrup. Gonna try this again, and get it cooked a bit better. I usually share the recipe when I show some of my cooking, but since this isn't my recipe I'll let anyone interested e-mail Rose in stead :-)
EDIT: Rose has generously allowed me to share the recipe, so here it is:
Cake
1 egg
1.5 cups self raising flour (we don't have that in Norway, so I used regular flour and a tsp baking powder)
3/4 cup sugar
3/4 cup milk
40 g melted butter
Syrup
30 g butter
2 tbs Golden Syrup
2 cups boiling water
Mix together the cake mix. Combine syrup ingredients in a separate jug and pour over the cake mix. Bake in a 180 C oven for 40 mins. And e-mail Rose a bowl full!!!
Have a lovely Sunday!
Hugs and stitches from Anne Ida
9 comments:
Yummy! I got hungry, when read your post;) And your Lucinda's Gift - blocks are stunning!!!
My mouth is watering just eyeing this particular post.
What's not to love about a log cabin? It's wonderful!
Your blocks are looking wonderful hun!!! Great job!! You know whenever Annie or I make that pudding we ALWAYS give each other a bowl of it..........cause its in the recipe, remember??? lol Thanks for emailing me a bowl of your yummy pudding :)
Big hugs xxx
Do you just put your hand in and grab a piece and sew? The pudding looks yummy, great color!
Mmmm, that looks good!
Ååå, så fin quilten din blir. Jeg hadde tenkt til og følge The Lucinda's Gift quilt-along, men har ikke boken ennå. Gleder meg til og se quilten din ferdig. :-)
Beautiful log cabin! Can't wait to see it finished! Your recipes always look delicious... and this one by Rose looks like one to try also! Thanks for sharing.
Fint teppe.
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