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March 28th Moment

Writer's picture: St Bart's ChurchSt Bart's Church

Updated: Jun 13, 2021

By Sian Barker




As we prepare for Easter it is a time to we look forward to meeting up with friends and family which is slowly happening and so maybe the time to have a think about baking some goodies.


Simnel Cake is very much associated with Easter. It is a light fruit cake that appears around Mother's Day and Easter. It has a layer of marzipan baked in the middle and a second layer on top. It's decorated with 11 balls to represent the apostles minus Judas and sometimes there's a ball representing Christ in the middle.


My challenge for this week is to have a go at baking some Easter goodies. Maybe a Simnel Cake, maybe some Easter biscuits or cupcakes.


Happy baking and please let us have photos of your goodies to share! Share them with the hashtag #RobyEasterBakes!


 
 
 

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