Sunday, 25 September 2011. How the public help science do amazing things. And was particularly interested in number four. Which all lead me to. That have projects for the public to help scientists do various things. Tuesday, 26 April 2011.

Our first proper day - sort of. We had a few in, then it went a bit quiet, and then it went a bit mad. My brownies are flying out the d.

A tad chilly on the road to the market. In the style of Julie Andrews lolloping across the Alps.

Sweetie Pies, Crumbles and Tarts.

we were too busy eating them to remember to take a photo! Brown.

Or, take me back to the T Ann Cake homepage.

Stem Ginger and Macademia Nut Cookies. A bit of luxury in a cookie includes a bit of a kick from the stem ginger as well as a lovely nutty bite from the macademia nut. These are chewy on the inside but crunchy on the outside; they are something you just have to try. A crispy edge and a chewy middle, what could be better than a cookie that tastes great but that is wholesome too? These cookies with their plump raisins and oats are a favourite with kids and adults alike.

A few chopped strawberries are placed between the layers and then a lovely pile of strawberries are piled on the top. Pink T Ann Cake spotty spikes included too! Seasonal delivery of this one can be a problem.

Slivered almonds and my peach reduction glaze are added too. A lovely smooth frangipane sitting in my butter pastry case. This is topped with half a poached pear and then baked in the oven. Rhubarb Crumble and Custard Tarts. Everything you ever need in a pudding or cake! Swiss me.