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the rest if i was to avoid having a bucket of rotten fruit to dispose of this was a first step towards using them up unusual or substituted ingredients none i did everthing as written down to the demerera sugar which i think is barely distinguishable from raw sugar but you know i like to things properly special utensils or cookware i have a great big pie dish i rarely use it got a work out for this recipe although you could just as easily use anything that s wide and flat i was pretty happy when i pulled the plums out of the oven after their first bout of buttery brown sugary roasting before adding the crumble repeatability oh i ll do this again and again a plum crumble like this one uses 1kg of plums that s 1kg less to deal with sauciness rich juicy and oh so flavoursome yep overall pleasure level it was gorgeous the finely chopped pecans in the crumble really add a lot of texture and flavour next time i ll work on improving my crumble making skills i loathe the job of rubbing cubes of butter into flour i got lazy and stopped way before the point where it reached a state of being like fine breadcrumbs and as a result i think it didn t cook quite well enough it still had a bit of that raw flour taste and i d probably add a smidge more demerera sugar to the mix as well otherwise lovely posted by bells at 6 46 pm labels bells puddings saturday 5 december 2009 fairy christmas cupcakes i like the playing part choosing the colours the detail nigella lawson the verdict we ve covered these cupcakes before here rosered made them for the blog a long time ago but i made them today for a family bbq and thought it was worth covering them again because i modified them a little it s the perfect cupcake recipe as far as i m concerned nigella urges you to make it in the food processor and that s a winner for me they cooked to perfection and i think they form the perfect base for fancy playful decoration they rise a fair bit in the middle which i don t think is conducive to the best decorating so i sliced the risen parts off and yes ate them all to enable something like smooth surfaces for the royal icing unusual or substituted ingredients i actually realised after i started that i had no caster sugar so used plain white sugar and it was just fine other than that the base was made as written for the icing i used royal icing i d had in the freezer for about two years i was prepared to not use it when it defrosted but it turned out the two bundles marked green and white were absolutely fine for using i rolled them out cut out some christmas tree shapes and whacked them on top easy special utensils or cookware again none you don t have to make these in a food processor i can t see why you couldn t just mix by hand but i do like the way it makes the mix very very light and smooth repeatability oh yes again and again this will be my go to cupcake recipe forever i imagine sauciness well you can make them simple and unadorned as nigella declares she does or you could dress them up as i did here i have to say that i think i might have an inner cake decorator itching to get out although i don t claim to be great at it i think with royal icing there s a great amount of pride to be gained for very little effort these can t fail to impress and give you a very very good feeling about your perhaps limited cake decorator skills overall pleasure level huge bang for your buck here store cupboard ingredients not including the frozen royal icing i ll have to buy it next time and if you have christmas decorations to hand as i somehow do even though i don t recall buying them this version of nigella s cupcakes makes for a very happy baking experience posted by bells at 7 59 pm labels cakes christmas monday 19 october 2009 schnecken god i love them nigella lawson well high praise indeed if nigella loves them then they truly must be good good good and decadent and naughty and truly luscious a friend recommended them to me a long time ago and the only regret i have about making them is that it too me too long to actually do it the verdict omg these are amazing i think this is my favourite recipe so far both to cook and especially to eat oh my you have the fun of making dough i love seeing it go from a shaggy mess to a smooth springy ball and then watching it rise and then the syrup which looked to me to be more of a butter mix until i microwaved it for 30 seconds and it was definitely a syrup then i don t think this is a necessary step but it does make it easier to put the syrup into the muffin tins then the fun of rolling out the dough actually that part wasn t a heap of fun the dough was really springy and i thought it would never roll out to the required size 60x30cm 24x12 but it got there eventually or close enough anyway then you sprinkle the dough with the sugar and cinnamon mix roll it up into a lengthwise sausage and slice it into 12 pieces these go into the syrup nut filled muffin tin holes and are left to rise for a while before baking unusual or substituted ingredients none all are easy to obtain unless you live in the us which bizarrely doesn t seem to have golden syrup easily obtainable let me tell you you guys are missing out get it if you can light corn syrup is not an acceptable substitute i did have to buy demerara sugar as i don t keep it in my pantry but that was no hassle special utensils or cookware just a muffin tin preferably one with nice deep muffin holes mine does not have deep holes and even while the dough was rising the second rise once it s in the muffin tin the syrup overflowed out of the holes it was even worse during the baking i had to put a tray under the muffin tin to catch the overflowing syrup let me tell you it smokes up in the oven and makes a sticky sticky mess repeatability oh yes in case you didn t get it before this stuff is goooooood i will definitely make these again preferably when i ve got a crowd to feed because they really are very rich but they also go very well the next day especially after a little bit in the microwave oh yes they were just as good the next day sauciness see above re sauciness nigella s final instruction is leave to cool then apply to face as if you needed my encouragement schnecken is saucy sticky and oh so satisfying overall pleasure level if i could give these 11 10 i would heck since i can make the rules i m going to 11 10 for these fantastic make them you won t regret it next time i might try them with pistachios rather than walnuts or maybe cashews i don t think you can lose posted by rose red at 6 14 pm labels bread and yeast rosered tuesday 13 october 2009 maple pecan bread this is a bread that comes into its own with cheese nigella lawson the verdict look pretty much any bread eaten warm out of the oven is going to be good it smells good and it tastes good especially with lots of butter but i don t know about this particular bread maybe i need to make it again i m not entirely sure i cooked it enough this time it seemed a little doughy in the very middle unusual or substituted ingredients nothing particularly unusual although you don t often put maple syrup in a bread mix i also used walnuts rather than pecans a substitution which despite the name of the recipe nigella suggests special utensils or cookware none bread really is very very simple to make repeatability i think i should make this again to try and do a better job i think next time i would mix the nuts in at the same time as mixing the dry ingredients nigella suggests you sprinkle them in while kneading but i found this very difficult the recipe uses mostly wholemeal flour and i find it far denser than white flour i felt i didn t get the nuts mixed in to the middle of the dough very well at all i think the kitchenaid would have done a far better job of mixing them in once the bread was cooked a lot of nuts seemed to fall off when i was cutting it but it still was very nutty sauciness as bells has earlier said bread is earthy rather than saucy this wasn t too bad and it was good with cheese it d be good to serve at a party i ve found warm bread is always a crowd pleaser overall pleasure level hmmm i think i d give this 6 10 posted by rose red at 5 21 pm labels bread and yeast rosered sunday 31 may 2009 mini cheesecakes these are very easy to make but i do have to say that lining the mini muffin tins with the digestive biscuit crust can get a little tedious this is where your darling children come in their little fingers are made for the job nigella lawson the verdict i agree entirely with nigella these really are very easy to make not having any darling children though meant i had to struggle a little with the tin lining not to worry it was worth it unusual or substituted ingredients no unusual ingredients at all although i ve got to say that either nigella has way overestimated the quantity required for the biscuit base or underestimated the amount of filling required if you are going to make these either halve the amount of the biscuit base or double the amount of the filling that s what i ll be doing i also found the amount of butter specified for the biscuit base wasn t quite enough to get the right consistency of sand for the base it did stick but not as much as i d have liked thus making the lining of the teeny tiny muffin forms even harder special utensils or cookware i don t have mini muffin tins so i used a cupcake tin silicone mini cupcakes and individual tart cases i spooned the mixture in and pressed it down with the spoon and then my fingers getting it up the sides was the hardest but it was ok in the end i used the magimix to crush the biscuits and add the butter to a sand like consistency and then washed it and reused it to mix the filling very easy it is a baked cheesecake but only for 10 minutes so it keeps a nice consistency repeatability i made these for a playdate with a couple of friends and i think they were a good choice can be made the day before are very easy to transport no annoying cutting required just the right size for an after lunch dessert or with coffee i would definitely make these again just with more of the filling sauciness these are light and tasty and would be very easy to modify by adding some berried to the mixture either before cooking or just on top or perhaps swirling some melted chocolate through the mix overall pleasure level hmmmm i think these are a 7 5 out of 10 for me sweeeeeet posted by rose red at 7 03 pm labels cakes children saturday 11 april 2009 easter nests yes these are cute yes they are kitsch but i love them all the same nigella lawson the verdict how could you not love easter nests cute so easy to make and hello chocolatey unusual or substituted ingredients i wasn t sure if i d be able to buy shredded wheat here it s such an english sounding ingredient but yes in the cereal aisle there it was it comes in pillow like biscuits about the size of weetbix so it needs to be broken up and that s about the hardest job of all in this recipe that and not eating the chocolate before you melt and mix it with the shredded wheat oh and stopping your husband from eating the bird s eggs sugar coated solid chocolate eggs not actual bird eggs straight out of the bag special utensils or cookware none this is a no bake recipe the most baking you have to do is melting the chocolate with a bit of butter in the microwave repeatability this is a very quick and easy thing to whip up at easter if you are having people over for coffee or having a lot of kids grandchildren nephews and nieces whatever it is easy to make these nigella must make them big as she got 5 nests out of the mix i got 12 i don t think you want them too big to be honest sauciness well you know how i feel about chocolate it s always saucy this is a simple recipe though that nigella includes in her children chapter it is definitely something that the kids could make with some help and i m pretty sure they d make a big mess but have fun doing it overall pleasure level i didn t mind these at all 7 out of 10 for me happy easter everyone posted by rose red at 1 18 pm labels children chocolate rosered wednesday 25 march 2009 pizza casareccia while we all struggle to produce that thin crusted charcoal redolent pizzaiolo s pizza and fail the italians recognise that you need to go to the pizzeria for that and have instead devised a home made alternative doughier and with more topping but very good in its own but different way nigella lawson the verdict i love homemade pizza homemade from scratch that is it is so easy and so yummy and makes you feel very clever i know pizza is so easy to get delivered but when you have the time to make it which i happen to have right now it is so worth it unusual or substituted ingredients the great thing about pizza is that you can pretty much use what you ve got in the fridge most people will have some cheese even cheddar is fine and a bit of meat and some onion and capsicum or mushroom or whatever you like on a pizza you can go gourmet or traditional whatever you like the recipe while it gives toppings is really about making the pizza base special utensils or cookware none at all you just need a bowl a flat surface on which to knead and a baking tray although if you are me feel free to cheat by using a kitchenaid with a dough hook for the kneading part frees up a few minutes in which you can chop the toppings repeatability i will definitely make this again nigella suggested that this pizza should feed 4 people generously husby and i ate all but one piece between us for dinner it was that good sauciness mmmm yes i really liked that the recipe used half a tin of chopped tomatoes rather than tomato paste for the sauce interesting that this is spread on the pizza base before it is baked and then you put the toppings on and bake again enough to melt and brown the cheese mmmm melted cheese overall pleasure level erm i think mmmmmmmm melted cheese probably sums it up really posted by rose red at 8 11 pm labels bread and yeast rosered older posts home subscribe to comment feed rss buttony goodness steal our buttons who are rosered and bells inspired by julie julia and our shared love of the sublime nigella lawson we decided to embark on our own adventure in the quest for domestic goddesshood watch as bells and rosered both knitters who also bake strive to fit yet another obsession into their already overcrowded lives by cooking their way through how to be a domestic goddess one saucy bite at a time this blog will also blow a big luscious raspberry to those who think nigella s recipes don t work they do you ll see the test will be making them work in our hands contact us mouthfulsofheaven at gmail dot com followers blog archive 2010 1 february 1 plum and pecan crumble 2009 10 december 1 october 2 may 1 april 1 march 3 february 1 january 1 2008 8 november 1 august 1 june 2 april 1 february 2 january 1 2007 51 december 1 november 3 october 2 september 3 august 4 july 10 june 11 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