Food

visit the links below, had some interesting recipes  . . Happy viewing and good luck with the baking darling


http://www.abc.net.au/southeastsa/stories/s437209.htm

http://www.astray.com/recipes/?show=Queen's%20cake

http://www.northpole.com/Kitchen/Cookbook/rec0051.html

http://www.classic-culinary-arts.com/cake_recipes/queens_cake_recipe/queens_cake_recipe.shtml


_{expecting my own share of the cake oooh}

for a view of all sort of cakes and 1001 other recipes (all kinds of desert you can think of) visit:

http://www.northpole.com/Kitchen/Cookbook

Thanks,
I discovered one thing that d way Nigerians make our cake is different from the way some of these oyinbos make their cakes.
U can imagine a big birthday cake at walmart,sobeys,all this big oyinbo stores will cost u just  $5 to $15 and is just tooo light in texture.Whereas small Nigerian cake will cost u $70 dollars but the difference is clear oooooo in taste, its loook, texture and all what not.
That is why I don't enjoy using oyinbo method for cake makingor visiting any of their sites to make cakes but rather wants an expert from Niger ile