tray bakes are just fantastic, so simple to make and put together, great for transport and guaranteed to feed many.
the reaction in the office has been very appreciative - they said the sponge is light and moist (just how i like it). they've all promised they'll be queuing at the door when i open my bakery!
here are photos from the making of the cake:
chopping up the rhubarb
creaming together the butter, sugar and thyme
mixing up the batter - i did find that when i added the eggs to the butter/sugar mix, it did split a bit, however all was fine once the dry ingredients were added
adding the rhubard and chocolate chips (with a few accidentally falling in my mouth...)
a lovely gooey, chunky batter ready for the oven
fresh from the oven
this is a really moreish cake - it's so hard not to gobble three slices in one go! i love cake with fruit in, it adds a lovely contrast to the sponge and a fantastic burst of flavour. i'm not convinced of the impact of the thyme, we certainly couldn't pick it out in the office - but i'm sure it's one of those instances where you would notice a difference if it wasn't there! so overall a very successful bake, and definitely one i'll be making again.
coming up next time: another john whaite recipe (i'll branch out soon, promise... maybe...) - this time bread!
love,
nen
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