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Easy Biscuit recipe please

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  • jexygirl
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  • Skint_Catt
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    Twinks TWINKS TWIIIIIIIINNNNNKKKSS!!!!
    jex :D

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  • Tia_Maria06
    Tia_Maria06 Posts: 777 Forumite
    Sunnyday wrote: »
    Try twinks hobnobs
    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=5392435&postcount=1

    They are stunning, i use a little more golden syrup and undercook them slightly so that they are chewy :D
    Absolutely gorgeous!

    SD

    Mmmm, Just made these and they're lovely.. The did spread out though, so huge biccys lol... thanks:j
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    Twinks!!!!!!!!
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  • claireac
    claireac Posts: 983 Forumite
    Sunnyday wrote: »
    Try twinks hobnobs
    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=5392435&postcount=1

    They are stunning, i use a little more golden syrup and undercook them slightly so that they are chewy :D
    Absolutely gorgeous!

    SD

    Even I can make these! They're sooo yummy.
  • Zziggi
    Zziggi Posts: 2,485 Forumite
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    I'm after some homemade biscuit help please.

    For the last month I've been making twinks hobnob biscuits for the family. I'm getting ready for a change. I wondered if anyone could recommend other (easy) biscuit recipes please?
  • zippychick
    zippychick Posts: 9,339 Forumite
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    Hi Zziggi:hello:

    There is a thread with lots of suggestions

    Easy Biscuit recipe please

    I'll add your thread to that one later, to keep the ideas together

    Also

    Freshly baked cookies

    Help with biscuits please

    School fete

    simple recipes for cakes/cookies/ tray bakes with milk chocolate?

    Healthy Flapjack type biscuits (dead easy!)

    Also if you look in the Mega index thread, under cooking and recipes you'll find lots more threads on baking and making biscuits.

    thanks
    Zip
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  • giantmutantbroccoli
    giantmutantbroccoli Posts: 748 Forumite
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    If you have a lot of ground almonds hanging about not doing much you could try making macaroons. They're really very easy to make:
    1.Beat 1 whole egg and one yolk (so 1 white, 2 yolks!) until it's smooth. You don't have to beat it until it's frothy or anything, not like meringues! I didn't even use a beater on mine, I just whisked it up.
    2.Add vanilla essence or any other flavourings you like.
    3.Add icing sugar until you get a texture like thick fondant (think the inside of a cadbury's creme egg). This requires a LOT of icing sugar - 3-5 cups.
    4. Add ground almonds until it forms a thick, stiff paste. I used 2x 300g bags but it wasn't quite enough. It should be thick enough to roll into little balls in your hands.
    5.Roll into little balls and squish slightly onto a baking tray lined with greaseproof paper. Bake for 10mins or so (until very light golden brown) at 190 degrees C. Once they've cooled down and set properly they should be crispy with a bit of a chewy texture. Yum!

    I got this recipe from a Moroccan cook book, it's the simplest I've seen so far.
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  • hob
    hob Posts: 244 Forumite
    something i can make and today quite quickly and deliver on tuesday along with xmas gifts. i have allready made flapjacks, and thats about my level :)
  • Britneyspears
    Britneyspears Posts: 168 Forumite
    hob wrote: »
    something i can make and today quite quickly and deliver on tuesday along with xmas gifts. i have allready made flapjacks, and thats about my level :)

    Hobnobs are easy to make
    It's Britney !!!!!!:T
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