2026 Photo #4

[smallhobbit]

Baked last Saturday, this is the final 6 of 24 left a couple of days ago.  All gone now!

The baking process can be seen here: Melting Moments

Comments

[melagan]

They look delicious

[smallhobbit]

They were - which is why there's none left :D

[stonepicnicking_okapi]

Excellent! They look great! I hope they tasted as nice as they look.

[smallhobbit]

They did, thank you! And were quickly consumed.

[thatjustwontbreak]

I love your process photos on Melting Moments! These look phenomenal. Way to bake!

[smallhobbit]

Thank you very much - it's a long time since I last made any, so it was fun (and very sticky) to do.

[corvidology]

Launch me into nostalgia why don't you?

I remember making Melting Moments with my mum.

[smallhobbit]

It's ages since I've made them.

Hopefully a happy memory.

[corvidology]

Thank you!

Baking with my mother was always a happy experience as it was one of the handful of things where our interests overlapped.

[smallhobbit]

Excellent 😀

[adafrog]

:)

[smallhobbit]

Thank you 😃

[sister_raphael]

They look delicious!

[smallhobbit]

We enjoyed them 😄

[dreamaastrid]

Yum!

[smallhobbit]

They were :)

[meridian_rose]

I love melting moments! Usually roll the balls in a oats for crispy outside. I hope they were as delicious as they look. In a Christmas movie I watched someone talked about making 'Thumb buns' and when I looked them up they were basically melting moments, so-called for using a thumb to make the hollow for the jam :)

[smallhobbit]

The recipe I used said dessicated coconut could be used instead of oats, and since we both like coconut I did that. Never heard of thumb buns, but prefer cherries anyway 😃

[rusty_armour]

Almost a month late, but those biscuits do look yummy! I'm guessing they went quickly!