Cooking @lemmy.worldEnglish · 1 year ago

Ice cream bread

www.allrecipes.com

Ice cream bread

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Cooking @lemmy.worldEnglish · 1 year ago

This Retro 2-Ingredient Dessert Is the Easiest Thing You’ll Bake This Year

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Vintage recipes are having quite the moment on social media, and this two-ingredient ice cream bread is no exception. It truly puts the "quick" in quick bread.

Cake made with two ingredients - melted ice cream and self rising flour.

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But why?
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    No eggs, no tea soak, no dried fruit. How is it like a tea bread?
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  Because the writer doesn’t know how to bake, and needed some BS to generate activity on their website.

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