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    Posted: 24 January 2008 at 9:14pm
Add your allergen free recipes here!

Egg Free Fairy Cakes

280 g self-raising flour
1/2 tsp salt
3 tbsp cocoa powder
170 g caster sugar
1 tsp bicarb of soda
290 ml milk
150 ml sunflower oil
3 tsp golden syrup (I reckon you can reduce this if you think it makes too much overall sugar).
1/2 tsp vanilla essence.

Sift flour, salt, cocoa powder and sugar into bowl.
Dissolve bicarb of soda in a little milk and pour into dry ingredients. Add remaining ingredients.
Mix until smooth and put into fairy cake cases. (They rise quite a bit so don't overfill).
Bake at 180/Gas 4 for 15 mins (check just before as may be a little less time).

Make plain by missing out the cocoa but you don't have to put any extra flour in.
Jen, Charlotte 7 & Kate 3

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Hmmm, I might have to try a D/F version of those, thanks! 

This is for Kels (and anyone else inclined to super easy dairy-egg-free chocolatey goodness):

Andie's choc cake/muffins (good for Alize! ).

Mix together 3c flour, 1 & 4/5c sugar, 2 tsp baking soda, 1/2 c cocoa, 1/2 tsp baking powder, 1/2 tsp salt.  THEN add 1 & 4/5c cold water with 2tbsp cider vinegar mixed into it, and 150gms butter or Olivani (use Olivani if needing a dairy-free one).  Mix 'em up, use a whisk if there's too many lumps.  Pour into cake tin or muffin cups, and cook at 180centigrade for 50 mins (cake) or 30 (muffins) or 20-ish (mini-muffin cups).  Don't bother icing it unless you're out to impress!  It's rich and delish, and above all - EASY as!  Ella loves "helping" me make it and ends up covered in mix from head to toe. 

PS:  I know vinegar in a cake sounds weird, and don't worry if you can taste it in the mix - you can't in the finished product. 

Andie
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Thanks Andie I was going to ask for the recipe as those mini muffins are yummy!!!


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