Weetabix Cake
This is a super easy cake to make using my favorite British Cereal Weetabix, that is sold in a few US grocery stores - yipee!
Ingredients:
- handful of raisins
- 8oz sugar either white or brown, I used half and half
- one large egg
- 8 oz milk
- 4 oz self raising flour
- 4 weetabix
Method:
- mix sugar, milk, fruit and weetabix together and let it stand for one hour
- then fold in flour and egg
- add to a greased 1lb baking tin
- bake in a pre heated oven at 350 degrees for 1 15 min
It snowed the afternoon I made it was so pretty and I took a couple of warm slices with us to the Christmas parade :-)
This was a picture of Jasmine eating the cake last July the first time I made it, below is her yesterday everyone tells you time fly's with kids and its so true!
Yesterday we got a christmas tree and Jasmine and I had the best time decorating it, wow what fun (hubby was at work)
She loved it, really making an effort this year with decorating for my parents coming, only 2 weeks can't wait.
Finally next friday I am interviewing Nour @nourRD and Stephanie @bakingbarrister, hubby and me on different holiday traditions and foods, we will cover Ramadan, Eid, Hannukah, Diwali and Christmas and follow it with a tweet up chat on the topic #foodandtravel with my friend Terra @FoodSafetyLady
Hope you can listen in and tweet with us :-)
but before that I have John Cass a renowned PR and Marketing expert with Pace Communications to give social media tips, be sure to email me with questions for him or call in :-)
Seen that cereal, but never tried it....love the pictures of Jasmine and the tree. So cute!
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ReplyDeleteSaludos
What a great idea, must buy Weetabix.
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks ♥
Jasmine is adorable and yes they do grow so fast; enjoy her!
ReplyDeleteI have to look for Weetabix.
Looks so good.
Rita
Haha this is awesome! I wonder what other cereals I can make cake out of...
ReplyDeletejasmine is so adorable!
Jasmine is a cutie. Your cake looks lovely. Perfect with a cup of hot tea.
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous tree! Jasmine is adorable. :)
ReplyDeletecan't wait to read more of your interviews about holiday traditions!
Jasmine is growing so fast! I always wanted to slow it down, kids always want to speed it up! :)
ReplyDeleteWill look for Weetabix, 'cause this looks super simple and yummy.
cake looks lovely and with the wonderful climate,dont mind having with my evening tea...enjoy seeing jasmines pics. always...she is a cute adorable princess...betn hru doing rebecca...i m back from my break and wil mail abt my guest post...sorry for the delay..hope u understand...hugs
ReplyDeleteYour grl is adorable :) I have never heard or baked with this cereal so I have learnt something new from your space today.
ReplyDeleteweetabix cake looks awesome. Nice recipe. Jasmine is cute.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of Weetabix, looks interesting.
ReplyDeletewhat a fun bread, i love it!
ReplyDeleteThe bread looks delicious, Rebecca! Jasmine is so cute and she is growing really fast :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a healthy and delicious cake. Just what I need right now.
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is precious. Yes, sadly, they do grow up really quickly. Mine are 13 and 16...yikes...hard to believe.
Bo oh get some weetabix! but my sis in law - Indian thinks us Brits are crazy for liking it
ReplyDeleteJose smiles
Ana he he loved your whoopie pies
Rita thanks savoring this time lucky I stay home
Joanne look forward to seeing what you make!
Diana oh so true
Emily its on the radio
Barbara :-) your right I want to enjoy her while she is little
Sanyukta no worries take your time
Tanvi :-)
Swathi thanks
emily z ;-)
Teresa thanks
Raina I will be saying that soon enough lol
Jasmine is simply adorable!
ReplyDeleteGreat cake idea, I am going to keep an eye for the weetabix!
I don't like eating weetabix with milk but I would love it in cake! What a terrific idea! Great pics!
ReplyDeletelooks delicious,
ReplyDeleteAm not a big fan of weetabix, but using it to make it a cake is a great idea, good way to feed weetabix haters like me ;)
ReplyDeleteI like weetabix...super healthy! And using them in a cake is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI will have to look for that cereal! I adore your photos here and looking forward to your upcoming interviews/tweets!
ReplyDeleteThis looks and sounds healthy and delicious.
ReplyDeletei love simple cakes this is awesome and lovely pictures of Jasmine ...and I'm very happy to connect with you you have a great techno-space :)
ReplyDeleteAn original cake! Jasmine is very cute.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Healthy cake. I haven't heard of. Haha.....Jasmine must be having the time of her life with the Christmas tree :D
ReplyDeleteI love wheetabix, but have sunch a hard time finding them here. This cake looks great!
ReplyDeletePriyanka thanks hope you find some
ReplyDeletethe ungourmet he he cake is better i guess
Sushma thanks
Nammi he he
Angie smiles
design wine and dine aw thanks hope you can listen in
Dimah :-)
Ananda likewise Rebecca
Rosa thanks
Mary oh she loved it
Katie thanks
This is such a simple recipe...love it!
ReplyDeleteJasmine is darling! Children really make the holidays special. I've seen that cereal sold at my local grocery. I'll have to give this a try! Enjoy! Children really do grow up to fast. :)
ReplyDelete3 hungry tummies thanks
ReplyDeleteMother Rimmy enjoying every sec hugs