Baking suggestions: What should I cook?

[matgb]

OK, miss_s_b cooked us a lovely veggie cottage pie this evening, with cheap garlic bread using a baguette from Tesco's bargain bin.

So I need to cook pudding after Shrub's gone to bed. I've done loads of steam puddings recently, as well as cookies, muffins, biscuits and bread variants (recipes might get posted on request, I still have the bread recipe in drafts somewhere). So...

Any suggestions?

Preferably not involving nuts (because I'm allergic) or chocolate (as Jennie's allergic). Stuff involving syrup or jam is an added bonus but not essential.

Comments

[innerbrat]

treacle pudding.
baked alaska
fruit crumble

[matgb]

She said no to a syrup pudding, which is close to the same thing, and I can't whisk eggs for some reason (weak and feeble bloke I reckon).

And we've no fruit. I do plan to make a baked alaska at some point though, just to impress Miss Holly.

[innerbrat]

What you do is, you put the end with the metal cage things in the eggs, hold the bar handle horizontally and turn the wheel with your wanking hand.

Simples.

Hot custard poured over ice cream totally counts as baking a dessert.

[matgb]

Wheel? What is this wheel thing of which you speak? We only have hand whisks, it takes far too long to be worth the effort.

[innerbrat]

Everyone should have a proper hand cranked whisk, simply because they're AWESOME.

[el-staplador.livejournal.com]

You are very very careful not to get any yolk in with the white, aren't you?

*just checking*