24 World Book Day edible kids childrens party decorations Cupcake Cake Toppers Wafer Rice Paper

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Use half the icing to sandwich the cakes together then put the rest on the top and smooth down the sides. Heat the oven to 180°C/fan160°C/gas 4. Lightly oil and fully line 3 x 23cm sandwich tins (see tip) with baking paper and set aside.

Matilda is notable Roald Dahl's best recognised character. The little girl with special powers is always a World Book Day favourite and following the release of the remake earlier this year, it's bound to be even more popular than ever this year. Another iconic Matilda character is Bruce Bogtrotter, the boy who was punished for eating the headteacher's chocolate cake by being force-fed the entire thing. Chocolate sponge– This is by far the easiest and the best chocolate sponges I have ever made in my life. It’s chocolatey, dark and most importantly, EGGLESS! I know that so many of you ask me for eggless recipes and this is just one of those cakes that you have to make in your kitchens. Since this is an eggless cake, I use yogurt as a substitute for eggs. Yogurt is a great alternative and one of the most common ingredients used as a substitute for eggs. It gives the cake a very similar texture and makes it fluffy and light. Students were asked to depict their favourite book or script on a cake, or draw a representation if they were not able to bake.All you need is pyjamas or a nightie, some glasses and your own jar of 'sweet dreams', easily done with a washed out jam jar, some paper and even better if you can include some battery powered fairy lights or candles to add to the magic. Room on the Broom

On this World Book Day, I want to share a very special recipe with you. It’s the Chocolate Mango Cake from my book, Desserts for Every Mood. Apart from this book, there’s one more recipe on the blog from this book, which are my delicious Brookies. It’s officially the season of mangoes and this pairing of chocolate with mango is a marriage made in heaven. Dark notes of chocolate with the sweet, citrus flavors of mango take this dessert to a whole new level. This cake is special for any celebration, or for a simple night-in with family. The Chocolate Mango Cake is made up of the following elementsThe staff room was littered with cakes and some of the Teachers had a hard time resisting them! (Particularly Mr Fisher). Judging was a very difficult task but ably undertaken by the lovely Mrs Hook and the wonderful Mrs Hodge. (Mrs Hodge has her own cake business -and is married to Mr Hodge!)

Roald Dahl's Matilda is still one of his best-loved books, and the new musical adaption is fast becoming a firm favourite. What more reason do you need to wear a costume from Matilda this World Book Day? Students also took part in a sponsored readathon to raise money for Read for Good, a charity that makes sure children in hospitals have books and a sale of new and pre-loved books was held. There's no better way to get involved than dressing up like their favourite characters, and who doesn't love Roald Dahl's Matilda? We've put together our favourite easy Matilda costume ideas, so you and your kids can celebrate the world of books in style on the day.Some students brought their cakes in on the school bus and one even dropped his twice, but it was still entered. All 38 students were rewarded with a special headteacher’s breakfast and chocolate and the winners got book tokens. In a large bowl, beat the cream cheese and butter until the mixture is light and fluffy. With the mixer still running, add the icing sugar and cocoa mixture in batches. Whisk until the frosting is smooth and fluffy. Beth said: “My cake was inspired by Macbeth as we are studying it for GCSE English Literature and Drama. Melt the chocolate – if you have a microwave put it in a microwave safe bowl and give it 30 seconds at a time, stir after each turn and continue until melted. If you don’t have a microwave put the chocolate in a bowl above a pan of boiling water and stir continuously until it has all melted. Leave it to cool for 5 minutes.

Wondering about more egg substitutes? There is an entire blog post dedicated to that and I know it will give you a better understanding of the entire thing! For the sponge, heat 100ml of the milk with the chocolate in a bowl set over a pan of barely simmering water (don’t let the water touch the bowl), stirring occasionally, until the chocolate has melted. Cool slightly.

The cost of living crisis continues to affect every household across the UK and when bills are mounting and the cost of feeding the family has doubled, yet another dress up day at school is something we could surely all do without!? Preheat your oven to 180C/gas mark 4. We have a fan assisted oven and baking at just slightly over 160C worked at treat. Another Julia Donaldson favourite is The Scarecrows' Wedding - this could be a good option if you have two children. It’s a fabulous rhyming picture book that we’ve read so many times over the years, that we all know the words off by heart! So, here’s our World Book Day – Highway Rat goodie cake! Have fun. We watched a digital performance of Macbeth and saw two productions. One was a modernised version by the Royal Shakespeare Company which I preferred and found it more engaging.”