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Women's Weekly
Retro Baking
Retro baking at its best
- GenresCookbooks
320 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2015
About the author
Pamela Clark
180 books7 followersEditor of the Australian Women's Weekly Cookbooks, Director of the Australian Women's Weekly Test Kitchen.
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May 5, 2021
Drool
I recently found this at a mall book outlet and I'm so glad I did. This is a magnificent collection of recipes from the 50s and 60s. Many of these baked goodies are now undergoing a renaissance here in Australia and I'm so glad they are. Most of the recipes are simple and delicious, and within the capability of an average-to-beginner home baker.
I gave this book five stars based on just four of my favourite childhood cravings - and things I shall be cooking again: Orange Poppy Seed Cake, Featherlight Sponge (with strawberry jam and whipped cream filling), Jelly Cakes and Pumpkin Scones. Oh YUMMMM! A notable mention must also go to Jam Drops...such simple things to make.
I shall be baking my way through all 113 pages of this book!
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I recently found this at a mall book outlet and I'm so glad I did. This is a magnificent collection of recipes from the 50s and 60s. Many of these baked goodies are now undergoing a renaissance here in Australia and I'm so glad they are. Most of the recipes are simple and delicious, and within the capability of an average-to-beginner home baker.
I gave this book five stars based on just four of my favourite childhood cravings - and things I shall be cooking again: Orange Poppy Seed Cake, Featherlight Sponge (with strawberry jam and whipped cream filling), Jelly Cakes and Pumpkin Scones. Oh YUMMMM! A notable mention must also go to Jam Drops...such simple things to make.
I shall be baking my way through all 113 pages of this book!
🧁🧁🧁🧁🧁
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