Baking and Puddings competition Results.

Once again thank you for your entries and for sharing a little of your passion for baking with us all. It has been a lot of fun.

Here is our favourite.

Congratulations Steven your world war 2 "Pill Box" bunker cake won you a copy of our Baking and Puddings cookbook.

It was a tough decision to make, we must say.

Below are the results from your votes – each category winner will receive a LEON mug ... so you can enjoy a nice cuppa with your next baking achievements.

Thanks again for all your votes.

Leon x

CUPCAKES, MUFFINS AND THOSE YOU CAN POP ALL IN ONE

    Filipa ... who sent us a picture of a very special cake which is made with sugar cane
molasses and dried fruits,  a very old family recipe that has been passed on to her
by her grandmother

CAKES THAT LOOK LIKE SOMETHING ELSE

    Matti ... with her red velvet cake in the shape of a heart.
(In case you were wondering the costume is a zombie Florence Nightingale)

RAINBOW AND MULTICOLOURED CAKES

    Stephanie ... with her technicoloured, multi-layered, double-frosted cake
(made for a friend’s birthday)
 

CAKES MADE WONDERFULL WITH CHOCOLATE

    Thea ... with her gluten free dark chocolate orange cake. It has a whole orange in it, peel and all.

CAKES WITH FRESH FRUIT (IN OR OUT, SOMETIMES SHAKEN ALL ABOUT)

    Jane ... with her birthday cake, made by her ever-loving sister.. blackberry and sour
cream sponge, lots of whipped cream, jam and almonds in the centre AND topped
with a meringue crown.

AMBITIOUSLY TALL CAKES

    Katy ... with a cake she made for her best friend’s wedding in May.

MOST DETERMINED TO WIN MENTION

    A mention goes out to Dave who tried ever so hard to get his kids guillotine cake at the
top of the ranks, pulling all the cyber strings he could think of.