Well, if granny gives you tins of fruits from her cupboard because she is tidying up her old stocks, sometimes can't refuse, feels really rude not to accept... Then take them home, looking at them thinking, what am I guanna do with them, I only eat fresh fruits..... (^_^;) She means well, doesn't she? Also, if you are on budget living like me, then decide to buy bargain tin fruits. This is the one of solutions for you.
I made "apple & blackberry cake". I used small tin of apple & blackberry (mixed), when I opened it, it was nice purple colour with cornflourly sauce. To be honest, I wasn't sure what the taste like, I decided to used the tin anyway. (o^^o)
This is how I made:
1.5 cups flour ( half white flour, a half whole meal flour)
1.5 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 cup sugar
3 eggs---beaten
a half cup oil
1 tin blackberry and apple (250g can)
handful walnuts---chopped
sift all dry ingredients in a bowl
add sugar
add wet ingredients to the bowl and using bakers spatula, mix well
drop into 2 small loaf tins ( i think about 350-400g tin)
bake at 180℃ for 30mins or skewer comes out clean
*I always set 30mins to start off with, then, check every 5-10mins
Serve with drop of creme fraiche (if you take dairy products) on the side
1.5 cups flour ( half white flour, a half whole meal flour)
1.5 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 cup sugar
3 eggs---beaten
a half cup oil
1 tin blackberry and apple (250g can)
handful walnuts---chopped
sift all dry ingredients in a bowl
add sugar
add wet ingredients to the bowl and using bakers spatula, mix well
drop into 2 small loaf tins ( i think about 350-400g tin)
bake at 180℃ for 30mins or skewer comes out clean
*I always set 30mins to start off with, then, check every 5-10mins
Serve with drop of creme fraiche (if you take dairy products) on the side


No comments:
Post a Comment