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Rosehip 16 Feb 11:16am, 16 Feb 2020 15095 posts	0 Rosehip That's a good idea Sharkie - I always have plain stewed apples in the freezer
Sharkie 16 Feb 11:20am, 16 Feb 2020 15768 posts	0 Sharkie I know we are often like minded about recipes!
Lizzie W 16 Feb 2:18pm, 16 Feb 2020 22219 posts	0 Lizzie W Sorry, I assumed it was on that thread. I'll add it when I'm home.
Rosehip 16 Feb 3:09pm, 16 Feb 2020 15097 posts	0 Rosehip
Jock Itch 17 Feb 7:36am, 17 Feb 2020 13153 posts	0 Jock Itch Famous Apple and Date flapjack recipe from RW. Best I've ever tasted, seriously ! 225g Butter 225g Sugar 2 tbsp Honey 350g Oats 1tsp Cinnamon 2 eating apples peeled and chopped 200g Chopped dates Melt butter ,sugar and honey Stir in oats and cinnamon Cook apples and dates for 5 mins Put one layer of oat mixture in tin. one layer of fruit and top with a layer of oats. Bake 180 degrees C for 30 mins.
Lizzie W 19 Feb 9:29pm, 19 Feb 2020 22251 posts	0 Lizzie W Fetch Flapjack 20 x 30 ish cm tin, lined with baking paper Double the quantities for a softer (thicker) result 100g butter, 75g golden syrup, 75g soft brown sugar (or part Demerara), 225g rolled oats. Melt butter, sugar & syrup together. Stir in oats well. Gently press into tin. Bake 180*C 25-30mins. Variations: 1) 2 ripe bananas, mashed, mix well in; 2) mix in handfuls of raisins, chopped dried apricots/dates, seeds etc; 3) in double quantity, layer about a quarter jar of jam in between 2 layers (raspberry/apricot/blackcurrant/plum/mincemeat...)
Rosehip 20 Feb 6:56am, 20 Feb 2020 15136 posts	0 Rosehip I like the idea of a jam layer
Jock Itch 20 Feb 8:01pm, 20 Feb 2020 13157 posts	0 Jock Itch Fair enough.
McGoohan 11 Mar 9:44pm, 11 Mar 2020 43901 posts	0 McGoohan Thought I'd pop back on here and say a big 'thankyou' to Rosehip. I did turkey steak schnitzels tonight and followed her suggestion of - flour first - then egg with a bit of milk - finally the breadcrumbs To be 'fancy' I added some ground almond to my breadcrumbs. Mwah. Dee-lish and worked a treat, so thanks Rosehip
Rosehip 11 Mar 9:58pm, 11 Mar 2020 15283 posts	0 Rosehip jolly good

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i thought it would be great to have a little sharing

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