I was watching an English TV program the other night where the family ate lots of expensive bought snacks. The aim of the program is to cut the amount a family spends at the supermarket and to eat more healthily. The presenter showed them how to make Muesli Bars for a fraction of the cost of bought snacks. That reminded me of this old recipe from Mum’s Keysborough Bowls cookbook. Worth trying??
I think the only thing I can say about these biscuits is – once they’re out of the oven and cooled, make yourself a cup of coffee, sit down and enjoy them…….
Although its way to early yet to think about Christmas cooking, these yummy almond crescents might be worth putting on your list for when that time comes. They look and taste good and are easy to make. Just what you need when you start all that Christmas cooking.
The ingredients in these Russian Balls sound quite yummy, but I am a bit perplexed by the name. The recipe says to cut them into squares before you roll them in coconut or mixed chopped nuts, surely that would make them Russian Squares!! Mind you I don’t think it matters in the least, balls or squares, they’ll taste great either way.
This is a very yummy slice. You only have to look at the ingredient list to work that out. Toblerone chocolate, marshmallows, almonds and cream………………yum.
There’s nothing gluten free or slimming with these jam spirals, but if you’re in the mood for some comfort food these will do the trick. Maybe a cold Sunday afternoon tea treat.
Any biscuit recipe that starts with – combine the melted butter with the sugar in a bowl – makes me think it’s a great one for the kids to make. These with coconut, oats and choc-chips will keep them busy during the school holidays and feed them as well. That makes it a winner, doesn’t it?
Years ago I tried to make hot cross buns and they were really awful. As a result I’ve never been game to try them again. Maybe if I’d found this recipe with it’s helpful hints on using yeast I might have given them another go. I hope you have more success……..
Last week I made three different sweet treats – rum balls, chocolate fruit balls and white chocolate, lemon and almond balls – for our family Christmas get together. I’ve been making them for years and they’ve become somewhat of a family tradition. I’m thinking that maybe next year I’ll try these chocolate coconut drops as well and see what the family thinks of them.
Scones are something I’ve never been all that good at making. I suspect it’s because I over work the dough, something that this recipe clearly says not to do. I do like the combination of sweet potato and spring onion though, so perhaps I’ll give them a try. I’m sure those with better technique will end up with a very tasty scone.
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