I think everybody loves flapjacks, they are sweet, satisfying and healthy. I love the fact that you can add just about anything to them for delicious alternatives to the basic recipe. I have gone for a basic recipe today of 100g butter, 100g demerara sugar, 100g golden syrup and 225g porridge oats. Flapjacks normally come in squares but i decided to be different today and make them in a round tin. If you are thinking of making these i would suggest using the breakfast porridge oats, i.e. rolled oats. Avoid the jumbo oats as they are too large for these flapjacks. This recipe also comes courtesy of Secrets from a Country Kitchen. I am on a mission this month to only cook recipes from this book, which i find is a great way of getting round to using the cookbooks sitting on my book shelf lonely and gathering dust.
Tuesday, 22 January 2008
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7 comments:
What a great post with great pics!
Now your Flapjacks ARE stunning I really could do with a slice to eat *drool* go nice with my cuppa here at my desk!! :D
Rosie x
Rosie these are sooo good and so quick to make up. Thanks for dropping by and commenting.
Maria
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Yummy! I love flapjack and yours look delicious.
Hi Caty
Thanks for the lovely comment and for popping by ;o)
Maria
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I was wondering, is it possible to make this flapjack in a small square or oblong tin and if so what size would you suggest?
how long is this cooked for and on what temperature?
Thank you!
Hi Rosie
You can use an 8inch square tin to make these flapjacks. Bake at 160oC/325oF/Gas 3 for 25-30 minutes untill golden brown.
Maria
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