This is my first attempt at a Swiss Roll and it was going
smoothly until I transferred it to a plate and the guts spilled out the side…
No worries it’s completely edible! My rhubarb wasn't overly pink so I didn't have
a nice swirly color of pink (rhubarb), custard, white (whipped cream) in the
middle. It just doesn't make for a very attractive picture or dessert. I sometimes wonder
if I am sometimes too laid back. I mean I don’t think I’d ever make it baking
anywhere but in the comforts of my own home.
Yet, I don’t bake to be perfect. I do it for fun and if I
were to start stressing about everything being perfect I don’t think I’d enjoy
it as much as I do. Therefore I think I’ll keep it as a hobby for now. Maybe
I’ll change my mind in a year or so when I start looking for work again!
Back to the Rhubarb and Custard Swiss Roll, the recipe comes
from Rachel Allen’s Cake! and can be found on the Good Food Channel website
here! Don't compare the pictures! ;0) Since it’s already available online I don’t feel the need to reproduce it
here.
It’s a pretty easy recipe. Make the sponge that takes about
25 minutes including baking time. Then it’s just reducing the rhubarb and
making the custard. Assembling, like I said, was going well with the rolling
and all that until I transferred it to the serving plate.
Overall everyone enjoyed it! Highly recommend giving it a
go!!
I always say, if it tastes good ... who cares what it looks like! But anyway, it looks fine! Have never attempted a swiss roll since my school cookery lessons (a long time ago). xCathy
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