Baking Mad Community - Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-11-10T13:08:26Z

Sueq50 I don't know where to buy the butterflies you mentioned but years ago I made a butterfly cake for a child's 5th birthday (5 butterflies on it I drew very simple butterfly shapes on parchment paper with marker pen, simple bold pattern on wings. Turn paper over, using marker pen means design shows through. Put boiled sweets in a bag and break up with a rolling pin. Be very careful from now on, either put in suitable container and "melt" in microwave or melt in a pan. lightly oil the shape and using teaspoon put a small amount of melted sweet into the shape on the paper. Put a cocktail stick on the body of the butterfly you can use this to lift the butterfly off and to stand on cake. Hope this helps

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-09-16T19:14:59Z

cupcakequeen50 wrote:

Has anyone got "The Love Bakery" book? It has the most amazing cupcake reciepes in and ideas for other unusual cakes, well recommended

I've got it! I love it and use it all the time plus have adapted some recipes and changedthe ingredients slightly. It's really good book with loads of inspiration.

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-09-08T09:54:13Z

Love this book!!!!

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-08-07T13:43:47Z

I also had the Primrose bakery book as a present tried the strawberries and cream cupcakes - DELICIOUS!

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-05-16T15:06:44Z

My favourites are in no particular order:

Rachel Allen Bake,
Mary Berry Baking Bible,
Hummingbird Bakery (first one although second one looks scrummy)

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-04-26T22:38:17Z

Hi
Can anyone recommend a lovely cake for a special occasion. I want to use chocolate cigarillos around it but not sure if White chocolate will be too sickly.

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-04-26T12:20:44Z

now why does everyone need to get new recipes for so called cup cakes when all they are is the american name for fairy cakes. The basic recipe has been around in blighty for years so any old cook book your mother/grandmother used will have the recipe. It's easy to adapt and add different flavours. I think these days we rely too much on precise ingredients and are too frightened to experiment and look at the old books. I suppose it's 'baking fashion' at the mo but haven't cup cakes become old hat now anyway?

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-04-17T16:49:40Z

I have also got this book and have tried the vanilla cupcake recipe for my birthday last year. I also made a batch of the buttercream icing and coloured it a pale salmon colour.

The book is great and I can't wait to try more (although everybody in my family are trying to lose weight LOL).

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-04-16T20:54:15Z

please can you help me im looking for edible butterflies that look like lacy gossamer

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-04-13T21:17:06Z

mummylala:) wrote:

Hello, Am new to baking. Can anyone recommend a good beginners cook book?

When I started out, I used a lot of the recipes from Nigella Lawson's 'How to be a Domestic Goddess' as the recipes are what you would actually enjoy!! xx

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-04-05T15:25:02Z

Hello, Am new to baking. Can anyone recommend a good beginners cook book?

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-03-02T11:43:08Z

I absolutely adore my Hummingbird Bakery book. The recipes are always winners among my husband's work colleagues.

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-02-26T16:29:56Z

please someone give me a recipe for doughnuts

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-02-26T16:25:21Z

can see lots of baking recipes but cant find doughnut recipes

Re: Cupcakes of the primrose bakery

2011-02-19T14:57:09Z

I have the Primrose book, Hummingbird Bakery and various other cupcake books!! Have The Love Bakery one on my Amazon list ;-) Have just received the 'Eat Me: The Stupendous , Self Raising World of Cupcakes & Bakes According to Cookie Girl'...great book, lots of interesting flavour combos...the French Toast cupcakes are seriously amazing ;-)