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Picking OS brains!!!
angelavdavis
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Hi all,
Many moons ago, I went for a weekend to the lovely Stapleford Park (the weekend was a present from friends) and before dinner, when we were enjoying our drinks (oh! the memories!!!) we were offered some guinness and stilton pat! with some lovely crunchie black super-thin biscuits.
I was wondering if anyone had made or come across these biscuits? I have googled but no luck at all. They were fairly earthy tasting and dry - almost oaty in texture. They were cut into small bit size pieces and were a perfect accompaniment.
I am having some friends over for a Murder Mystery evening on NYE and want to offer some vegetarian hors deuvres and know no one will have tried this out before (plus its a great way of using up the leftover Christmas stilton!;)).
I have found a recipe or two for the pat! but not the biscuits. Any ideas what could be the flour or main ingredient? I am not a big one for baking so am appealing to you baking experts out there!!!
Thanks
Many moons ago, I went for a weekend to the lovely Stapleford Park (the weekend was a present from friends) and before dinner, when we were enjoying our drinks (oh! the memories!!!) we were offered some guinness and stilton pat! with some lovely crunchie black super-thin biscuits.
I was wondering if anyone had made or come across these biscuits? I have googled but no luck at all. They were fairly earthy tasting and dry - almost oaty in texture. They were cut into small bit size pieces and were a perfect accompaniment.
I am having some friends over for a Murder Mystery evening on NYE and want to offer some vegetarian hors deuvres and know no one will have tried this out before (plus its a great way of using up the leftover Christmas stilton!;)).
I have found a recipe or two for the pat! but not the biscuits. Any ideas what could be the flour or main ingredient? I am not a big one for baking so am appealing to you baking experts out there!!!
Thanks
Thanks to MSE, I am mortgage free!0
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I know what you are talk about but don't know what they are called, no help but thought I'd let you know I will now be trying to think of this all night! :0)0
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Charcoal crackers?
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They definitely look familiar. After I posted, I remembered they were hexagonal shaped.
Thanks, will try to search a bit more. Thanks to MSE, I am mortgage free!0 -
google Millers damsels
they are hexagonal cracker like biscuits0
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