Sanyo EM-S5002W Instructions and Recipes - Page 67

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I INGREDIENTS 150g/6oz butter 150g/6oz wholemeal flour 100g/4oz rolled oats 200g/8oz soft brown sugar using microwave 900W for 1-1'/z minutes to melt the butter. Mix the bicarbonate of soda with ltblsp of water and mix into butter/ honey mixture. Add to the oat mixture and mix well. 2. Spoon dessert spoons of the mixture, well spaced onto greased metal drip tray, 50g/2oz dessicated coconut flatten slightly. A 5cm/2in circular cutter is 45m1s/3tblsps clear honey useful for shaping biscuits. 2.5m1s/ tsp bicarbonate of soda 3. Preheat oven to 180°C. When oven is COOKWARE Metal drip tray on low metal rack on turntable. METHOD 1. Mix together the oats, flour, sugar and coconut in a large bowl. Place butter and honey in a microwaveproof bowl and heat preheated, place one tray on low rack, one on high metal rack. Bake at 180°C for approximately 10-15 minutes or until golden. Leave on tray for 3-4 minutes, then transfer to cooling rack. Repeat with remaining mixture. Store in an airtight tin when cool. INGREDIENTS 100g/4oz butter, softened 50g/2oz caster sugar 150g/6oz plain flour 25g/loz ground rice a little extra caster sugar COOKWARE Greased and lined shallow 18cm / 7inch diameter round tin. METHOD 1. Cream butter and sugar together until light and fluffy. RICH SHORTBREAD 2. Gradually stir in the flour and ground rice with a fork, mix well. Bring the mixture together using fingertips. Press into greased and lined tin. Prick well all over. Pinch edges or make pattern with edge of fork. 3. Preheat oven to 170°C. When oven is preheated, place tin on low rack. Bake at 170°C for approximately 20-25 minutes until pale golden. 4. Cut into 8 triangles, dredge with extra caster sugar, remove from tin when cold. 66

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I
INGREDIENTS
150g/6oz
butter
150g/6oz
wholemeal
fl
our
100g/4oz
rolled
oats
200g/8oz
soft
brown
sugar
50g/2oz
dessicated
coconut
45m1s/3tblsps
clear
honey
2.5m1s/
tsp
bicarbonate
of
soda
COOKWARE
Metal
drip
tray
on
low
turntable.
metal
rack
on
METHOD
1.
Mix
together
the
oats,
flour,
sugar
and
coconut
in
a
large
bowl.
Place
butter
and
honey
in
a
microwaveproof
bowl
and
heat
using
microwave
900W
for
1-1'/z
minutes
to
melt
the
butter.
Mix
the
bicarbonate
of
soda
with
ltblsp
of
water
and
mix
into
butter/
honey
mixture.
Add
to
the
oat
mixture
and
mix
well.
2.
Spoon
dessert
spoons
of
the
mixture,
well
spaced
onto
greased
metal
drip
tray,
fl
atten
slightly.
A
5cm/2in
circular
cutter
is
useful
for
shaping
biscuits.
3.
Preheat
oven
to
180°C.
When
oven
is
preheated,
place
one
tray
on
low
rack,
one
on
high
metal
rack.
Bake
at
180°C
for
approximately
10-15
minutes
or
until
golden.
Leave
on
tray
for
3-4
minutes,
then
transfer
to
cooling
rack.
Repeat
with
remaining
mixture.
Store
in
an
airtight
tin
when
cool.
INGREDIENTS
100g/4oz
butter,
softened
50g/2oz
caster
sugar
150g/6oz
plain
fl
our
25g/loz
ground
rice
a
little
extra
caster
sugar
COOKWARE
Greased
and
lined
shallow
18cm
/
7inch
diameter
round
tin.
METHOD
1.
Cream
butter
and
sugar
together
until
light
and
fl
uffy.
RICH
SHORTBREAD
2.
Gradually
stir
in
the
fl
our
and
ground
rice
with
a
fork,
mix
well.
Bring
the
mixture
together
using
fingertips.
Press
into
greased
and
lined
tin.
Prick
well
all
over.
Pinch
edges
or
make
pattern
with
edge
of
fork.
3.
Preheat
oven
to
170°C.
When
oven
is
preheated,
place
tin
on
low
rack.
Bake
at
170°C
for
approximately
20-25
minutes
until
pale
golden.
4.
Cut
into
8
triangles,
dredge
with
extra
caster
sugar,
remove
from
tin
when
cold.
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