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Packed with interviews! This edition features Pixie Lott, Andrew Ridgeley and Sir Tim Rice on all things music.

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SASHA’S EASTER CAKE<br />

COOK TIME: 30–35 minutes, plus cooling<br />

Ingredients<br />

For the cake:<br />

• 200g (8oz) caster sugar<br />

• 200g (8oz) butter<br />

• 4 eggs<br />

• 200g (8oz) self-raising flour<br />

• 2tbs cocoa powder<br />

• Crushed Easter eggs<br />

• ½ tsp vanilla extract<br />

• 2 tbs milk<br />

For the icing and decoration:<br />

• Icing sugar<br />

• Butter<br />

• Melted chocolate<br />

Instructions<br />

1. Mix together all the cake<br />

ingredients.<br />

2. Divide the mixture between<br />

2 buttered cake tins and bake at<br />

180°c. Allow to cool<br />

3. Sandwich the cakes together<br />

with some of the icing and cover<br />

the cake with the rest.<br />

4. Decorate with Easter eggs. You<br />

can use cornflakes covered in<br />

green food colouring for grass.<br />

MARY SAID:<br />

“A lovely cake which shows<br />

a high level of skill and<br />

creative decoration.”<br />

HUGO’S CINNAMON SNAPS<br />

MAKES 10 snaps / COOK TIME: 12 minutes, plus cooling<br />

Ingredients<br />

For the cinnamon snaps:<br />

• 50g plain flour<br />

• 50g golden syrup<br />

• 50g butter<br />

• 50g demerara<br />

• ½ tsp cinnamon<br />

For the cream:<br />

• 250ml double cream<br />

• 1 tbs maple syrup<br />

• 1 tsp cinnamon<br />

Instructions<br />

1. Preheat the oven to 180°C<br />

2. Melt the butter, sugar and<br />

syrup on a low heat until the<br />

sugar has dissolved. Let the<br />

mixture cool.<br />

3. Mix the cinnamon and flour<br />

together, stir it into the mixture.<br />

4. Roll small balls of mixture in<br />

your hands and place on a lined<br />

baking tray giving them enough<br />

space to spread.<br />

5. Bake for 12 minutes. Meanwhile<br />

grease a wooden spoon handle.<br />

6. When they are ready you need<br />

to act fast. Roll the snaps round<br />

the handle and then slide off to<br />

cool on a wire rack.<br />

7. Pour the cream, syrup and<br />

cinnamon into bowl and whisk<br />

until thick.<br />

8. Now spoon the mixture into<br />

the brandy snaps giving generous<br />

cream portions on the side.<br />

MARY SAID:<br />

“Brandy snaps show a high<br />

level of skill as they can be<br />

tricky to make. Well done!”

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