What’s the last thing you baked Veeky Forums?

Just baked a batch of Guinness Chocolate cupcakes with St Brendan’s Creamcheese frosting, given we had left over Guineas from St. Paddy’s day.

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The last thing I baked was a Viennese Apfelstrudel. It was the most popular thing at my company's bake sale.

You baked it with alcohol, correct? How did you ensure the cupcake didn't turn out dry? I made cupcakes with bailey's irish cream and it made it far too dry for anyone's taste.

Peanut butter cookies. I was going to make a peanut sauce to layer on them but I was too tired and too drunk to do that for my coworkers.

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Baked a 2-in-1 pie -- half main, half dessert. Turned out fantastic.

I baked more canele this evening.

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Inside

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Beautiful

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I should likely stop making these as often as I do, while good, I feel that my roommate is getting fat as he eats most of them and is lookin bigger lately.

First baked batch from the same batter.

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Do you mind posting your recipe? These look devine

using copper molds?

Its just chef recipes batter recipe, I do use white oil to grease the molds though.

Yep.

chef john's recipe?

My bad, I wasnt pay enough attention.

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Now that I am more awake what I do is use the linked recipe.

I dont do anything diffferent save that after the batter is mixed I run it through a sieve to remove as many of the air bubbles as possible, after that I continue as the recipe has you go until it comes time to grease the molds, then I use the traditional mixture of 50% clarified butter and 50% beeswax, I apply it to warm molds then invert them over a baking rack and put them in my fridge to cool down for a few min. Then I pour the batter in the molds put them on a baking sheet on top of my pizza stone and bake them. I had to play around with baking temps and times because I live in a place with a mile of elevation though.

All in all it took me baking a batch nearly daily for two and a half months to get down right because this is the first thing I learned to bake.

made shortbreads at crimmis

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a ham

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Pot waffles

>casual baker

>mfw when I was in SF for St. Patricks Day, watching trolleys and double decker buses full of drunks waving irish flags and screaming going through Chinatown like a bunch of fools.

I guess I am going to make more canele batter today.

made this focaccia a few weeks ago. baked a ton of bread, profiteroles, and cake since then but theyre not as photogenic

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Corn bread.

whoops

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I dont bake very often, and I wish I could since its so fun and the results so yummy but a few months ago I made some cherry bakewell tarts for a workplace holiday potluck. Absolutely divine.

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