Regal Food Almond Fingers 6pc -Almond Flavoured Pastry Cakes -Moist And Soft Baked With Fresh Bits Of Almond

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When it comes to what kind of margarine; a soft-spread or baking margarine is best. And as with all ingredients when baking any kind of sponge cake, ensure it is at room temperature before starting. Beat the butter and sugar in a mixing bowl until creamed and fluffy, then add the eggs one at a time and beat in. Mix in the milk and vanilla, then add the ground almonds and sieve in the flour bit by bit until combined. Pour the mixture into the tin and spread it out until flat. Keeping things traditional with the choice of raspberry jam, although you can of course use whatever kind of jam you’d like, or have to hand. Seedless is generally preferable though, for the best final texture. Use a sieve to sift plain flour and self raising flour into the mixing bowl and mix on low until it resembles coarse sand.

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Stir in the egg yolks vanilla, cardamom, cinnamon zest and almond essence and mix on low to form a soft dough. If the dough is a bit dry, add a bit of orange juice or milk until the desired consistency.

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In another bowl, combine the pear, sugar and 25g of the flaked almonds. Spoon over the top of the frangipane mixture, gently pressing some of the pear down into the mix. Bake for about 45 minutes or until the top is evenly baked and a light golden-brown. Form the dough into a ball, wrap it in plastic wrap, and refrigerate for about 30 minutes to firm it up. WW Points and other Slimming or Weight Loss programs - due to plans regularly changing and updating, we recommend calculating with the official tools you get as a member to those plans to ensure accuracy of values. Pantry/Fridge Staples – Plain Flour,Self Raising Flour,Butter,Eggs,Caster Sugar and 1 Lemon or Orange for zest

Dutch Almond Fingers - Mama Lola Cooks

Crumbly Spiced Shortbread with Creamy Marzipan Filling To make Gevulde Speculaas the Traditional Way.. Use a small sharp knife to score the roll/log 2 cm apart, but not all the way through. This will be your guide in cutting the cooked roll into fingers.Bake in the oven for 30 minutes or until golden . Remove from the oven and cool in the tray. The fingers will be fragile and crumble easily when straight from the oven. When slightly cool, cut into slices using the scored line as a guide and then cool completely.

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The bottom of Almond Slice is a sweet shortcrust pastry. Super simple to make with just some flour, butter/margarine, sugar and a little cold water. Of course these little slices need some sweetness. Caster sugar is the sugar of choice here and is preferable over granulated sugar, as it is finer and mixes better into the sponge batter.Place the baking sheet in the preheated oven and bake for about 12-15 minutes, or until the almond fingers turn golden brown at the edges. These little bars of deliciousness are, like the Norfolk Scone, inspired by Jennie Reekie’s Cakes, Pastries and Bread book. I have altered her recipe though replacing half the flour with ground almonds to make them more almondy, taken out Jennie’s cinnamon addition and changing the method, so they really are only a doff of the hat to Jennie. Mine are more macaroon to Jennie’s shortbread. In fact, if you pinned me down to describing them I would say that they are a hybrid macaroon/shortbread. A bit like the Norfolk Scone being a hybrid scone/eccles cake. There seems to be a pattern forming here… Eggs are the binder that brings all the sponge ingredients together. The size of the eggs doesn’t matter too much (I always use medium) but just be sure you’re using free-range eggs.

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Imagine yourself, biting into this buttery and crumbly shortbread, and then you get the almond filling! Then do what I do, and dunk them into a strong espresso. I can almost imagine myself in one of those famous Dutch coffee houses…

So with a healthy extra b spare, I decided to make acomfortingbaked oatmeal version and this did not disappoint. It really had all those flavours I was expecting and my mum would totally love it with a cup of tea, which actually made me miss her even more. Roll the dough in a piece of baking paper to form a rectangle approximately 35 x 20 cm. Knead and roll the marzipan into 30 by 6 cm.