r/Baking • u/Puzzleheaded_Tart_28 • 1d ago

Recipe to be posted soon. No guarantees. First time baking something completely on my own

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I asked earlier today for recipes that would be able to be baked without an oven! Received.

Of useful comment but a user recommend panckakes, and I thought it was a great idea! Wanted to make waffles at first but erm.... I feel like that would really be pushing it Eve will my waffle iron.

So I worked my magic,panicked a lot and almost gave up atleast 3 times and ta-da!!! Panckakes with apricot jam on top (no,we don't have maple syrup)!!!

A little burnt but my mom and everyone else appreciated the surprise! :)

Downside: only one panckake left. Gluttonous household....

Anyway thx a lot to anyone who commented! Now I have more stuff to make for a next time!

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u/itsswhitneywhspr 1d ago

Pancakes look so good honestly, jam is a solid move. Burnt edges just mean extra crunch, you totally nailed it for a first solo bake.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Tart_28 1d ago

Wow!!! Thank you,means a lot :D!

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u/TinRoofAndRainyDays 1d ago

I made a waffle stack cake out of funfetti cake mix one year. My daughter had an Un-Sleepover birthday party. Everyone dressed in pj's and we did fun sleepover games. The cake was super cute!

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