So today I'm going to bake a Normandy Apple Tea Cake. I've taken a picture to show you what I have to work with. It's an adjustment to get used to all their products (language aside). For instance: they don't use baking soda. Like, at all. Baking powder yes, baking soda no. They are favourable on self-rising flour (which I think I could get used to, so long as the price is ideal). Packages are smaller. Like.. I have not seen one bulk bag of flour. At all. How does anyone do mass amounts of baking around here? Sugar is the same package. I might need to look around online to see what I can find for flour. Also? Chocolate chips aren't common. CHOCOLATE CHIPS. What is this anarchy?! Who doesn't regularly stock chocolate chips?!?!?!? Had to go on a hunt for them and a friend here found them for me! They're about a half-hour bike ride away. Whenever I get a bike *sigh* I wonder if I can order online..................
Anyhoo... I've included a picture for you today. Click to englarge.
From left to right: self-rising flour (€0,68, light brown sugar, eggs (-/+ €1 for 10), powdered sugar, castor sugar and butter (€0,99). I'm leaving the butter and eggs out to get to room temperature and I later took out the powdered sugar; it's not needed in this recipe and I think I just got.. sugar happy.
Ciao!
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