The Great Ducati Forum Bake Off

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by West Cork Paul, Mar 22, 2020.

  1. Ssshh, Im sulking :tired_face:
     
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  2. Brill - must admit I chopped up four finger of fudge :bucktooth:
     
  3. I missed that bit on the recipe
    Never melted chocolate butter and sugar over water before
    My arm is aching :grinning:
     
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  5. Asparagus hollandaise tart for lunch 7613EFB4-725A-4F9A-A749-D503874F4675.jpeg
     
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  6. Yummy :)
     
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  7. I'm definitely not coming back to play :(;).

    That looks amazing:):upyeah:
     

  8. Psst, there are weeds growing out from the bottom... Better have that checked:p:D

    Rex
     
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  9. Desert was black forest pavlova :)

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  10. Portuguese Pastéis de Belém/Nata or Custard Tarts whatever you want to call them...

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    Sprinkled with a little icing sugar and cinnamon :yum
     
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  11. They look fantastic, just like the real thing. I’ve practiced them a couple of times since we visited Lisbon at the beginning of the year but just can’t seem to get them right. Did you make the pastry or use Jus-Roll puff?
     
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  12. don't call him a puff :D
     
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  13. Mmmm they look yummy
     
  14. They need either hot coostard or a strong home made vanilla ice cream
     
  15. Could we have the recipe please
     
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  16. Was there in 2018 with now ex gf. Fantastic city, we visited Belém. Interesting story re how the tarts were invented: The monks at the monastery at Belém used to starch their cassocks in egg white and used the left over yolks to make these. Falling on hard times they sold the recipe to a local cafe which to this day is a mecca for these tasty treats.

    And yes, the pre-made roll of puff pastry.

    Closely guarded family secret, would have to kill you if I told you...

    Alternatively look on BBC Good Food... :rolleyes::D
     
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  17. Thanks, I will :thinkingface:
     
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