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Apr. 3rd, 2009 02:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Went last night to the theatre to see Spyski, by the Peepolykus theatre company. Extremely funny -- we were in tears at a couple of points -- physical theatre with ingenious use of props, few actors portraying many characters, groanworthy jokes, and all the kind of things I like. It's only in Ips for another couple of nights, but continuing to tour after that. Strongly recommended!
Also very good, some marmalade flapjacks I made the other day. So good in fact that I may make some more later today. And simple too. The recipe's based on one of Dan Lepard's, but I made a few changes -- this is to make 25 2-inch-square flapjacks:
Also very good, some marmalade flapjacks I made the other day. So good in fact that I may make some more later today. And simple too. The recipe's based on one of Dan Lepard's, but I made a few changes -- this is to make 25 2-inch-square flapjacks:
- Set oven to 160C (180 if not fan).
- Soak 200g sultanas (or similar) in boiling water to soften them, drain after 10 mins.
- Melt 225g butter in a large saucepan, add 125g dark brown soft sugar, 150g marmalade, 2 tbsp black treacle, and a finely chopped satsuma or similar (remove seeds before chopping, but leave peel and pith on). Mix all together and bring just to a boil, then remove from the heat.
- Stir the drained sultanas and 400g porridge oats into the mixture.
- Line a 10" square tin (or similar area, the shape doesn't matter that much) with silver foil. Pack the mix down firmly and evenly into it.
- Bake for about 25 minutes, until the edges are starting to colour.
- Leave it to cool for a bit before cutting it into squares. Then leave it to cool some more before attempting to pick up the squares: it takes quite a while to set to the expected flapjack texture.
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Date: 2009-04-04 06:46 pm (UTC)