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Made W Ith Love Made with Love Made with Love features 50 original, creative and sweet recipes from Aimee Twigger’s kitchen, as featured on her popular blog Twigg Studios. Each treat has easy-to-follow instructions and is paired with stunning photographs shot by Aimee herself. Aimee also gives crafty tips for beautifully wrapping and presenting her luscious creations so that they are perfect edible gifts for any occasion. Aimee Twigger is a young crafter and blogger. She lives in Torquay, Devon, England, with her partner, Howard, and her Dalmatian puppy, Archie. Made with Love 50 beautiful, sweet gifts for friends and family Aimee Twigger Aimee Twigger Jacketless Hardcover 7.5 x 9.5 in, 192 Pages 250 color photographs Pub Date: August 2017 $24.99 USD contents A note from Aimee 6 3. Cookies and confectionery Blueberry macaroon thumbprints 94 7 Baker’s notes Mushroom-shaped gingerbread cookies 96 1. Cupcakes Coconut brownie cookies 100 Little honey cakes with figs, pistachios and Nutty granola balls 104 mascarpone 11 Syrup-soaked Turkish shortbread 106 Edible rose cake pops 12 Alfajores with dulce de leche 110 Succulent cupcakes 16 Almond orange cakes 114 Lavender cupcakes with edible flowers 20 Pretzel caramel bars 118 Raspberry and white chocolate muffins 22 Flower lollipops 122 Mini spelt cakes 26 Candy-striped meringues 124 Hot cross bun cupcakes 30 Chocolate quail eggs 128 Eton mess cupcakes 32 Brazilian brigadeiros 132 Glazed blueberry muffins 36 Strawberry marshmallows 135 Pistachio and cranberry nougat 141 2. Teatime treats Chocolate chip cookie dough fudge 142 Cheesecake eggs and shortbread soldiers 40 Orange rose water saffron scones 42 4. Party treats Strawberry milkshake French toast 46 Cheesecake-stuffed tulips 148 Nanaimo bars 48 Home-made pop tarts 150 Samoa brownies 52 Churros with cinnamon sugar and Cherry almond chocolate blondies 56 dulce de leche 154 Baked banana chocolate chip doughnuts 58 Chocolate fruit and nut salami 158 London Fog millefeuilles 62 Summer cherry pie s’mores 162 Oreo macarons 68 Buckwheat cake with berry compote 166 English madeleines 72 Pineapple passion fruit sorbet 168 Red velvet madeleines 77 Bakewell tart ice cream 170 Croquembouche 78 Peach and blueberry frozen yogurt cake 174 Blueberry and lavender religieuse 84 Berry ice cream with home-made cones 178 Violet and lemon éclairs 88 Kiwi lime popsicles 183 Chamomile and lemon baked Alaska 184 Acknowledgments and Index 190 3 Mini spelt cakes Makes 12 cakes Difficulty rating For the candied flowers Prep time: flowers: 10 minutes, plus overnight to harden; Selection of edible flowers and cakes: 10 minutes petals, such as violets, primroses, Baking time: 8–10 minutes tulip petals and rosebuds Decorating time: 10 minutes 1/4 cup (2 oz/55 g) superfine sugar 1 egg white For the candied flowers 1. Use a paintbrush to paint some egg white 2. Dip the flower in superfine sugar Wash the flowers and dry them gently. Place the sugar in a onto each flower For the cupcakes small dish. Using a small paintbrush, paint some egg white onto 21/4 oz (60 g) butter each flower (see figure 1) and then dip the flower into the sugar 1/4 cup (2 oz/55 g) superfine (see figure 2). Place on a wire cooling rack and leave overnight sugar to harden. 1 egg 1/2 teaspoon rose water For the cupcakes 1/2 cup (21/4 oz/60 g) spelt flour The following day, preheat the oven to 350°F/180°C. 1/4 teaspoon baking powder 3 teaspoons milk Cream the butter and sugar together in a bowl until pale and creamy, then beat in the egg gradually. Add the rose water and For the icing sift in the flour with the baking powder, folding them into the 1/4 cup (21/4 oz/ 60 g) mixture. Stir in the milk to loosen the batter a little. cream cheese 1/2 cup (21/4 oz/60 g) Pipe or spoon the batter into the mini cupcake cases, about confectioners’ sugar three-quarters full, bake for 8–10 minutes and then allow to cool. Pink or purple food coloring You can tell that the cakes are done when you lightly touch them and they bounce back (see figure 3). Equipment Small paintbrush For the icing Cooling rack Mix the cream cheese and confectioners’ sugar together and Mini muffin tin then stir in some food colouring, adding a small amount at a 12 mini cupcake cases time until you achieve a color you like. Spoon the icing into a 3. The cakes are ready when you touch them 4. Pipe icing onto each cake and place a candied Piping bag piping bag and then pipe onto each cupcake. Gently press lightly and they bounce back flower on top candied flowers and petals on top (see figure 4). 4 5 Cheesecake eggs and shortbread soldiers Makes 12 eggs and 12 soldiers Difficulty rating For the eggshells Prep time: shortbread 10 minutes; cheesecake 10 minutes 12 saved eggshells Baking time: 30 minutes Decorating time: 5 minutes For the cheesecake 1 cup (9 fl oz/250 ml) extra thick heavy cream For the eggshells 3/4 cup (61/4 oz/180 g) Save your eggshells from any cakes or breakfasts you make. cream cheese I pull out the filmy part inside and wash them in boiling water 1/4 cup (1 oz/30 g) confectioners’ to kill any germs. Allow to air-dry. sugar Zest of 1/2 lemon For the cheesecake 3 tablespoons lemon curd Put the cream and cream cheese into the bowl of a stand mixer or marmalade and fold in the icing sugar (I do this first or it will go everywhere when you turn on the mixer). Whip until thick and fluffy (1–2 For the shortbread minutes on a medium–high speed). Stir in the lemon zest. 1 cup (51/2 oz/150 g) all-purpose flour Spoon the mixture into a piping bag and pipe some into each 1/2 cup (21/4 oz/60 g) cornstarch eggshell. Add a teaspoonful of lemon curd or marmalade for 1/3 cup (23/4 oz/75 g) superfine the “egg yolk.” sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt For the shortbread 41/2 oz (125 g) butter Preheat the oven to 180°C/350°F and line the baking tin with parchment paper. Equipment Stand mixer Put the flour, sugar and salt into a food processor and whizz to 8 x 8 in (20 x 20 cm) baking tin combine. Mix in the butter until it just starts to come together. Food processor Press the mixture into the baking tin. Slice into rectangles, prick each biscuit with a skewer and bake for 30 minutes. Remove from the oven, re-cut the rectangles and then allow to cool. Dip the shortbread soldiers in the eggs and enjoy. 8 9 Succulent cupcakes I’m so happy with how these cakes turned out. I enjoy creating things that make people do a double-take and think “Is that real?” These cakes have a chocolate sponge base and chocolate icing and are decorated with a crushed biscuit and brown sugar “sand” topped with sugar paste “succulents.” 11 Pineapple passion fruit sorbet Makes 2 cups (17 fl oz/0.5 liters) sorbet Difficulty rating 1 pineapple Prep time: 10 minutes 1 cup (9 fl oz/250 ml) water Freezing time: 3 hours 1/4 cup (2 oz/55 g) superfine sugar 3 teaspoons honey Scoop out the soft part of the pineapple and discard the hard 3 passion fruit centre. Put the pineapple flesh into the blender and purée. Pour the purée into a saucepan and add the water, sugar and Equipment honey. Scoop the seeds out of the passion fruit and add to the Blender pan. Stir over a medium heat until the sugar has dissolved. Pour the sorbet mixture into the pineapple shell and freeze for 30 minutes. Remove the pineapple from the freezer, stir the sorbet and then freeze for another 30 minutes. Stir the sorbet once again and then freeze for another 2 hours or until needed. 12 13 Flower lollipops Makes 10 lollipops Difficulty rating Selection of edible flowers, such Prep time: 10 minutes as violets or primroses Cooking time: 10 minutes 1/3 cup (2.5 fl oz/80 ml) corn Cooling time: 10 minutes syrup 1 cup (73/4 oz/220 g) superfine sugar Grease the baking tray or line it with parchment paper. Prepare 1 teaspoon mint extract the edible flowers by removing the stalks. Carefully wash them 1/2 cup (4 fl oz/125 ml) water and allow to dry. Fill a bowl with cold water for cooling down the saucepan later. Equipment Baking tray Heat the remaining ingredients in a saucepan, stirring until the Pastry brush sugar has dissolved. Use a pastry brush dipped in cold water to Candy thermometer wash any sugar crystals from the side of the pan down into the 10 lollipop sticks syrup. Attach a candy thermometer to the pan and heat without stirring until the temperature reaches 285°F/140°C. Once it has reached temperature, immediately remove from the heat and place the base of the pan in the bowl of cold water until the temperature lowers to 265°F/130°C. Spoon a circle of the syrup onto the baking tray. Place a lollipop stick and a flower onto each circle, then spoon another circle of syrup on top. Allow to harden. 14 15.
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