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Cornflake tart

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  • Bendybops19
    Bendybops19 Posts: 11,212 Forumite
    Found this, not sure if its right or not though :)

    Ingredients:

      ***Pastry***
        <LI class=blist>3 pounds Plain flour <LI class=blist>12 ounces margarine <LI class=blist>12 ounces Lard
      • salt and water
      ***Filling***
        <LI class=blist>1 pound Cornflakes <LI class=blist>12 ounces margarine <LI class=blist>12 ounces sugar <LI class=blist>6 ounces syrup
      • 1 1/2 pound Jam
      Directions:


      Make pastry and line tin, blind bake. Let go cool to cold. Spread pastry with jam. Melt margarine, sugar and syrup. Pour over cornflakes and mix gently. Spread over pastry. Serve with custard to be like school.
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    • Is there not an alternate one, without Lard?
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    • squeaky
      squeaky Posts: 14,129 Forumite
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      That's a HUGE quantity to make. For most things about 8oz of flour and everything else in proportion is plenty.

      You can make pastry without lard if you substitute more butter, or marge, or oil. At a push you can just miss it out altogether...

      You can make pastry of a sort without any of the above just by mixing self raising (for personal preference) with water.
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    • Swan_2
      Swan_2 Posts: 7,060 Forumite
      Is there not an alternate one, without Lard?

      you can substitute any of the white fats you see in the supermarket, like for example Cookeen, for the lard ... your butter/marge gives the pastry flavour & colour, the white fat gives it extra 'shortness'/texture

      squeaky wrote:
      That's a HUGE quantity to make

      it is isn't it? :eek:

      looks like a school dinners quantity to me :D
    • squeaky wrote:
      That's a HUGE quantity to make.


      Bet I could manage to polish it off ;):p

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    • oh_heck
      oh_heck Posts: 2,207 Forumite

      cornflake tart

      Ingredients: 12oz/300g shortcrust pastry
      tsp jam
      4oz/100g Margarine
      4oz/100g Sugar
      4oz/100g Syrup
      4-8oz 100-200g cornflakes.





      Method: 1. Make shortcrust pastry and line a shallow tin, (pastry is made with 8oz/200g plain flour, 4oz/100g fat)
      2. Bake blind and spread with jam.
      3. Cream margarine and sugar, add warm syrup.
      4. Stir in cornflakes and spread into pastry case.
      5. Bake for 1/2 hour at Reg 4 170C, do not overcook!!
      6. Serve with warm lumpy custard with a thick skin on to create the perfect school dinner pudding!!


      SERVES: 6
      found here

    • black-saturn
      black-saturn Posts: 13,937 Forumite
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      squeaky wrote:
      That's a HUGE quantity to make.
      She's planning on a big family ;)
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    • arkonite_babe
      arkonite_babe Posts: 7,366 Forumite
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      I'd forgotten about cornflake tart, used to get it in school dinners with custard :) yummy!
    • elizabethp
      elizabethp Posts: 76,441 Forumite
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      Have got some in the oven now! Looking good! :)

      Ty xxx

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    • Had mine last night too - very nice!
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