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Three For Tea is the brainchild of 3 highly creative South African women who spotted a gap in the catering market - and now bring a fabulously affordable range of cupcake and cake wrappers to the event planning, catering and baking industry.

Go to http://www.threefortea.co.za/ to view the entire range


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Annetjie
079 493 2217
info@threefortea.co.za

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Wednesday, September 21, 2011
2:40 PM | Posted by Anonymous

When you hear someone talking about the new “Zebra cake” craze, you should not be picturing this:


"Zebra cake" is simply the term used for a cake made of a duo of batters (You don’t have to go all African & try to revive a black-&-white only Quagga twin, any two colours will do!)




The batter is poured alternately into the baking pans – really easy




For full instructions & recipe visit http://www.azcookbook.com/zebra-cake/

Pics:azcook.com / diapercakesmall
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011

A gem to behold

9:04 AM | Posted by Anonymous




These sparkly nuggets are now available locally. Brilliant edible gems & diamonds to embellish your cakes & pastries will add a little twinkle to any affair

Because it’s made from low GI sugar, it is even suitable for diabetics

How to take care of these little treasures:

  • · Because it is made from sugar, moisture from your hands can cause them to cloud over – it is advisable to handle them with tweezers
  • · Decorate only at the last minute to avoid exposure that might affect clarity
  • · Attached with any edible glue or gum paste
  • · Not recommended for use with butter icing, due to the high moisture content
  • · If they become cloudy, try brushing lightly with vegetable oil to restore clarity

Crystal Candy Diamonds & Gems are available from Jimnettes (http://www.jimnettes.co.za)

Pics: www.crystalcandy.co.za / victoriawithroses.blogspot.com


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Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Happy Birthday San!

9:14 AM | Posted by Anonymous

We all know that timid little office girl who sips her Rooibos in the corner, does her work & disappears without anyone noticing to have a solitary birthday cupcake at home. Well- thát girl is not Sanet! She’s the one that makes false eyelashes from Post-it notes, needs only a single stuffed horse for a puppet show & turns every photo shoot into an memorable occasion....

For you who don't know – Sanet is the “3” in Three For Tea & deserves the biggest birthday cake ever made. (Her birthday also falls on Mother Teresa day in Albania, kuptoj?)

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SISTA!

AE

Image: www.indyal.com

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Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Time, time, time.....

8:31 AM | Posted by Anonymous

We really like giving you things. Things like a little time to do something just for yourself


Just follow these easy steps:

1. Bake your favourite cake using a quick, trusted recipe or buy a cake from a reputable source

2. Strip the piece of tape from your 34T cake wrapper

3. Wrap it around your cake & decorate with fresh flowers

4. Sit back, relax & wait for the compliments to come streaming in.........

AE

image: amdahlphotography.com
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BAKING TIPS

· Use icing sugar instead of flour when rolling out biscuits.

· To prevent cake from sticking, place the cake that has come out of the oven on a damp cloth for a couple of minutes.

· Add a pinch of baking soda to icing to prevent hardening and cracking.

· To avoid dried fruit or nuts from sinking to the bottom of a batter, coat them lightly with flour first.

· Add a few drops of lemon juice when creaming butter and sugar to make the job easier.

· Cool baked goods completely before freezing or they will end up soggy.

· 1Tbs dried yeast is equivalent to 25g fresh yeast

· To turn plain flour into self –raising flour sieve 2tsp of baking powder into 225g plain flour

· To make self-raising whole-wheat flour add 10ml of baking powder to every 250ml whole-wheat flour

· To make your own baking powder, sieve 10ml cream of tartar into 5ml baking soda

· Always chill pastry dough before rolling and cutting, as it relaxes the gluten.

· For feather light muffins stir only until the ingredients are moist. Extra stirring will make them tough.

· Bake for the minimum time given in the recipe before opening the oven door. If the door is opened too soon, it may cause some cakes to flop.

· If a cake looks as though it is browning too quickly, cover the top loosely with foil.

· If baking several cake layers, arrange them on the oven shelves so that they are not directly beneath one another.

· When measuring with a spoon, don’t hold the spoon directly over the bowl or you may accidentally add too much.

· All spoon measurements are level unless otherwise stated.

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