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What to bake for World Baking Day
World Baking Day is the perfect excuse to don your apron, roll up your sleeves and try out a new baking recipe. From crumbly cookies to celebration cakes, here are some of our favourite bakes for you to try at home.
If we ever needed a reason to try out a new recipe, World Baking Day is it. Taking place each year on the third Sunday in May, and what better way to celebrate everything there is to love about baking than to whip up some tasty treats to share with family and friends.
So whether you’re a beginner keen to learn new skills, looking for something simple to make with the kids or want to add a new showstopper to your baking repertoire, here are some of our favourite cakes, bakes and treats from the Kenwood chefs’ kitchen to inspire you, including some indulgent blueberry cheesecake buns and an iconic French patisserie classic. What will you be baking for World Baking Day?
Red velvet crinkle cookies
Coating the dough with two different types of sugar before baking gives these deliciously soft and chewy red velvet cookies their distinctive crackled crust. Simple to make but impressive to look at (and even better to eat!), they’re perfect for sharing.
Chocolate mousse cake
With a sponge base and silky smooth mousse top, we’re not quite sure whether this richly indulgent chocolate mousse cake should be classed as a cake or a dessert, but we do know it always goes down well. For a real treat serve with this coffee-infused hot mocha sauce.
Decorated pretzels
With their golden brown chewy crust and soft and pillowy middle, pretzels are a delicious baked treat that are surprisingly easy to make using your stand mixer. Use this recipe to take the classic pretzel to the next level by dipping it in either melted milk chocolate or yoghurt and decorating with freeze-dried raspberries, chopped hazelnuts and drizzled chocolate.
Paris-Brest z masą pralinową
Chcesz zaskoczyć swoich gości wyjątkowym deserem? To klasyczne francuskie ciasto stworzył w 1910 roku cukiernik Louis Durand i nazwał na cześć wyścigu rowerowego rozgrywanego pomiędzy Paryżem a miastem Brest w północno-zachodniej Francji. Stąd też jego oryginalny kształt, który ma przypominać koło rowerowe, z pierścieniem z pâte à choux – ciasta francuskiego z kremem, przekrojonym i wypełnionym musem pralinowym.
Bułeczki sernikowe z jagodami
Aby przygotować coś pysznego i domowego do herbaty, nie potrzeba dużo czasu ani wysiłku. W Twoim robocie Cooking Chef XL zrealizujesz każdy etap tego przepisu – od mieszania i wyrastania ciasta, po przygotowanie masy serowej i pysznej kruszonki. Dla ułatwienia, połącz się z aplikacją Kenwood World, aby krok po kroku otrzymać wskazówki dotyczące przepisów, wysyłane bezpośrednio do robota.
Why not try…
Ready to get your bake on? Whatever the occasion you can find more recipes for delicious cakes, biscuits, pastries and other baked treats here, including vegan and gluten free options.