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MamaBake Canberra: The Beginning.
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Big Batch Spelt Flour Bread Rolls
September 21, 2012 By
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Big Batch Lemon and Honey Glazed Chicken Drumsticks.
August 9, 2012 By
When faced with cooking for a large MamaBake session, coming up with what to make can be a little overwhelming. Let’s face it, when you’re used to cooking for 4, suddenly facing the prospect of feeding 20 can be incredibly daunting. It needn’t be. Channel your inner caterer and look for budget friendly meals [...]
Big Batch Borscht Beef
July 12, 2012 By
Sometimes a meal comes along that just works. This is one of them. On a cold Winter night, there is nothing more satisfying than dipping a spoon into a bowl of thick, rich, slow cooked stew. So delicious is this meal, it inspired a ‘happy beef dance’ from one of our MamaBake Canberra member’s husbands. [...]
Fennel, Sausage and White Bean Casserole
June 28, 2012 By
What is the Online MamaBake Big Batch Baking Club? MamaBake is a worldwide movement of women who get together in-real-life to big batch bake, divide up the booty and go home with dinners sorted for a wee while. This club is for all those who aren’t part of a group (for whatever reason) but want [...]
MamaBake’s Perfect Rice Secret
June 5, 2011 By
MamaBake loves rice and it’s absolutely nothing to be afraid of. Promise! Here’s how MamaBake does it: 1. Pour the rice into the pan. 2. Rest the tip of your nail on the top of the rice level and pour water up to the first bone in your finger. 3. Bring the water [...]
