I’ve teamed up with Britain’s leading discount book store “The Works”, to give “Anyone For Seconds?” readers the chance to win a great book from Lorraine Pascale – “Baking Made Easy”.
Established in 1981 as a discount book store, The Works has 300 stores across the UK offering books, arts & crafts and more at discount prices. I hadn’t realised until they emailed me, however, that they also had an online shop, which you can find at www.theworks.co.uk.
In her book, Top patisserie chef Lorraine Pascale shares her foolproof recipes and tips for successful, confident baking. To accompany her recent TV series, Baking Made Easy features 100 original and favourite recipes, with sections on breads, cakes, meals and desserts, and plenty of ideas to take you from Monday to Sunday. Whether you’re a kitchen adventurer or a baking novice, its time to turn on the oven and discover the modern delights of baking.
To be in with a chance of winning this lovely book, please follow @anyone4seconds, tweeting me your favourite Cake Recipe that you enjoy baking most of all and also leave it as a Comment on here for others to read as well. 🙂 If you do not use Twitter, please mention that below with your comment.
The competition closes at midday on Friday, August 3rd, and one lucky winner will be selected from all the entries made.
Enjoy!
Anyone For Seconds? 
A great prize and a book I have never got around to buying. I have just posted my current favourite cake and an easy one too. Treacle Gingerbread Loaf.
Favourite cake – lemon drizzle. In any form – round, loaf or traybake.
Victoria Sponge from my ageing exercise book from school!
I’m addicted to red velvet cake. I haven’t found the perfect recipe yet, so I enjoy tinkering with it, trying new things until I get what I’m looking for!
My favourite cake is a a classic Victoria Sandwich with home-made jam and cream!
This is one of our favourite cakes – Cherry & Coconut. It never fails to please and is usually the one I choose to take to friends. It has had very positive comments from my readers too. The recipe is here:
http://hopeeternalcookbook.wordpress.com/2011/03/20/cherry-coconut-cake/
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‘Meanderings through my Cookbook’
I still think that black forest gateau with boozy cherries and lashings of cream is a guilty pleasure!
There is a French chocolate Gateaux I like very much and did also in many different variations. I have a recipe here: http://chris-cookingaroundtheworld.blogspot.de/2012/05/chocolate-in-disguise-chcocolate.html
Hi, just tweeted. My guys love my carrot semolina cake a lot. http://www.chezmaximka.blogspot.co.uk/2012/01/semolina-carrot-cake.html
http://catchkitey.tumblr.com/bananacake my favourite bake 🙂
I’ve baked using this recipe so many times and every time, people are blown away! It’s all about the quality of the ingredients. The recipe is so easy, I’m able to whip this up while I am cooking dinner, mixing and measuring while I’m waiting for onions to brown or a sauce to reduce 🙂
http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/5557/chocolate-marble-cake
I’m off to tweet! @KookyKaty
Congratulations to Lauren Roffey for winning the cook book 🙂