u/Confident-Tip-8100

I am on experiment number 5 now and am having massive structural issues. Can anyone help with recipe and cooking time and temps?

My recipe is
7 g yeast
50 g sugar
2 eggs
11 g vanilla
80g orange juice
170 g butter
430 g flour
3 g salt

Filling is sugar, cocoa, egg whites, vanilla. Then streusel on top. Bulk proof 30 min (have also done no bulk proof). Shape and bake on a tray have done 180 c no fan, 180 c fan, 170 c fan and every time I either have a completely split top layer where the streusel goes to one side (tray bake) or an underbaked centre (tin bake).
I have done it with slits in the top and without and with streusel and without.
I have baked on trays and in oven safe cardboard shaped “tins”, but can’t get it right.

My next idea was to do fan oven at 160 c. I cannot find any tips on baking these. I make beautiful babkas, rugelach, bagels and challot with no issues. This was supposed to be an easy fun thing 😩

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u/Confident-Tip-8100 — 12 days ago

I am an American citizen with ILR. My husband is an American citizen applying for a spouse visa. I have an 8 year old son who has dual citizenship. He is severely autistic and receives DLA and I receive CA for being his full time carer. Because of this, we are going down the adequate maintenance route. As is, between my meagre salary as a home baker and my husband’s savings, our solicitors aren’t sure if we will meet the financial requirement. My father pays our rent, which would mean we WOULD meet the requirement, but the solicitor said it will only be verified if the landlady changes the tenancy agreement to say my father is solely responsible for the rent. She can’t do this because the insurance company won’t agree to it since my father lives in America. I would think that the home office could be equally satisfied with bank statements showing the transfers to my account and then to my landlady’s account. We pay 6 mos of rent upfront every time. But our solicitor said it would then be up to the person reviewing our application, but not a guarantee that they would accept that as proof. I think it’s more solid than a tenancy agreement that could be forged. Any experience with something like this??

Worth a try anyway! https://www.ukvisagateway.com/can-you-use-third-party-support-for-uk-spouse-visa-applications/

https://daniellecohenimmigration.com/title-third-party-support-for-a-spouse-application/

u/Confident-Tip-8100 — 19 days ago