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2 weeks ago |
benjaminaebuehi.substack.com | Benjamina Ebuehi
When your literal job is to create and develop recipes all day, it’s unsurprising that there are times when I’m simply not in the mood to spend even a minute more in the kitchen. As much as I love what I do, there are situations where dessert is needed, I still want to make something, but the thought of creaming butter and sugar, lining cake tins or rolling out pastry is the last thing I want to do.
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4 weeks ago |
benjaminaebuehi.substack.com | Benjamina Ebuehi
I love choux pastry. It seems to scare people a little bit and I can understand why. Making sure you get an airy hollow puff and not something dense and soggy takes a bit of practise but once you’ve cracked it, you’ll realise it’s a lot more straightforward and quicker to make than other pastry types, especially as it doesn’t require any chilling time or the need to keep all the ingredients cold. Just pipe some blobs, whack them in a hot oven and you’re halfway there.
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1 month ago |
benjaminaebuehi.substack.com | Benjamina Ebuehi
Hello strawberry season!…And hay fever season *cries*. Sending love to all those currently suffering with endless sneezing and a permanent stuffy nose. Hopefully this cake makes us feel a teeny bit better. This week I’m back with another single layer cake; if you’ve been here for a little while you’ll know that my love for them knows no bounds. Who needs extra layers when you can just pile one high with a mountain of cream and fruit.
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1 month ago |
benjaminaebuehi.substack.com | Benjamina Ebuehi
Hello and welcome back to Extra Sweet Things, an additional newsletter at the end of the month just for paid subscribers. This week, I’m sharing some recent bakery finds, my favourite meals of the month and a recipe for wild garlic and feta scones. Let’s jump right in!One major perk about living in London is the sheer number of new restaurants, bars, bakeries and pop ups that are constantly opening.
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2 months ago |
benjaminaebuehi.substack.com | Benjamina Ebuehi
I’ve never made a proper baked alaska. By ‘proper’, I mean using the traditional method of assembling the components upside down in a large cling filmed lined bowl, filling with a tub of ice cream, somehow finding enough space in the freezer to firm it up (hint, there’s never enough space) and then covering completely in meringue. There’s something about the sheer size of them that has always felt a little overwhelming; how do you cut and serve without making a mess?
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