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Rich Chocolate Devil's Food Cake (photo by AmethystD, stock.xchng)

Rich Chocolate Devil’s Food Cake


Cheese and Onion Muffins (photo by melanie j cook, Flickr)

Cheese and Onion Muffins

This is also very good baked in a small loaf tin – adjust the baking time accordingly. These muffins are the very best in terms of flavour delivered in relation to effort expended.

Cottage Cheese Muffins (photo by nttrbx, Flickr)

Cottage Cheese Muffins

Be careful with these as they tend to stick to the tins.

15 Minute Chocolate Brownies (photo by shivani, stock.xchng)

15 Minute Chocolate Brownies

Made in the microwave.

Lisa Biscuits (photo by Jeffrey Collingwood, stock.xchng)

Lisa Biscuits


Chocolate Chip Cookies (photo by Editor at Large, Wikimedia Commons)

Chocolate Chip Cookies


Scones (photo by J.P.Lon, Wikimedia Commons)

Scones


Spinach Parmesan Muffins (photo by Jon Sullivan, Wikimedia Commons)

Spinach Parmesan Muffins


Wholewheat Bran Muffins (photo by Ali@gwc.org.uk, Wikimedia Commons)

Wholewheat Bran Muffins

Batter may also be kept in the refrigerator for up to one month, and baked as required. May also be frozen after baking.

Fruit Slices (photo by AKIN HOS, stock.xchng)

Fruit Slices


Teta Katarina Stipinovich’s Fruit Cake (photo by Chris Chidsey, stock.xchng)

Teta Katarina Stipinovich’s Fruit Cake

This is one of the more difficult fruit cakes to make, but the flavour is unsurpassed. It is a recipe that has stood the test of time being well over 100 years old!

Vanilla Sponge (photo by NordicHero, Wikimedia Commons)

Vanilla Sponge

Ice to taste – it tastes especially good iced with a chocolate-butter icing.This is a very adaptable batter, and apparently may be baked in ring moulds, as cup cakes (I never have) or as flans.

Whiskey Tea Brack (photo by Neil Gould, stock.xchng)

Whiskey Tea Brack

Serve sliced and buttered. Keeps well.

Irish Porter Cake (photo by mark mordecai, stock.xchng)

Irish Porter Cake

Leave for a couple of days before eating.

Irish Soda Bread (photo by Fabio Arangio, stock.xchng)

Irish Soda Bread

There are as many recipes for Irish soda bread as there are Irish cooks. However, I particularly like this one because of the addition of mashed potato, which gives a moister, tastier loaf than those made with no potato. And, after all, potato is virtually the Irish national food!

Potato Chive Monkey Bread (photo by Darnedfrenchman, Wikimedia Commons)

Potato Chive Monkey Bread

This bread is fabulous eaten slightly warm, and particularly good with roast chicken. It can be kept, tightly wrapped, for 2-3 days, or it can be frozen.

Potato Yeast Bread (photo by newfangled, stock.xchng)

Potato Yeast Bread

Best eaten on day of making, though it does keep fairly well.

Gruyere Plait (photo by Neil Gould, stock.xchng)

Gruyere Plait

Absolutely fabulous eaten slightly warm with lashings of butter, and makes the ultimate open sandwich spread with basil pesto butter and topped with ham or prosciutto.

My Health Bread (photo by stu_spivack, Wikimedia Commons)

My Health Bread

This loaf keeps fairly well.

Basic Bread Rolls (photo by ronald schuster, stock.xchng)

Basic Bread Rolls

These may be baked for a shorter time, then open-frozen, before putting into packets, and reheated when necessary in a hot oven.


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