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  • STW – Masterchef – Flapjack content
  • jacko54321
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    Whos got the best recipe then?

    please share

    teagirl
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    Izakimack, posted it the other day. Yummie 😀

    bigsi
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    I have but i refuse to share as it will affect sales of my forthcoming cookbook 🙄

    dirtbiker100
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    Izakimack – please post up in here!

    Cougar
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    Flapjacks.

    Ok, I think I've about got this down enough to share now.

    Total cooking time, under an hour.

    Ingredients

    250g Porridge oats
    125g Salted butter
    75g Golden syrup
    75g Soft brown sugar

    The oats need to be half 'premium' whole grain oats, and half 'crap' chopped / rolled oats. The bitty oats help the whole thing to bind together, the finished product tends to drop to bits otherwise. Rather than buying two separate sets of oats, I use Quaker Oats, then stick 125g in a ziploc bag and take a rolling pin to them until they're crushed but not quite flour. It's a bit more work but less boxes in the cupboard.

    Method

    Set the oven preheating at 170'C, and line a baking tin with greaseproof paper (I'm using a 6"x8" dish).

    Melt the butter, syrup and sugar together over a medium heat until it's all liquid.

    Remove from the heat, and tip in both sets of oats. Stir it all together well, until it's balling in the pan and there's no sign of dry oats.

    Spoon the mix into the tin, and press it down with the back of a spoon. Whack it into the preheated oven for ~25 minutes, until it's starting to look toasted. Don't panic if it seems 'loose' at this point, it gains cohesion as it sets, and if you try to get it firm straight from the oven you'll end up with shortbread.

    Cut it into flapjack-sized pieces. I get eight slices out of my batch. Take care when cutting, it's delicate at this point.

    Leave it to cool overnight, take riding in the morning.

    stooo
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    Dam you… now I want to go and make flapjack and it's far too late.

    Things to consider as ingredients though…
    Peanut butter with raisons… bear with me, it's great – replace some of the butter with peanut butter.
    Cranberries and Ginger (little bit of grated ginger with dried cranberries).
    Sunflower seeds and dried fruit.

    dirtbiker100
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    brilliant. thanks cougar! will be trying this soon i think

    Cougar
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    Awesome. Let me know how you get on, I've been refining it for a bit now.

    Cougar
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    And, I'm loving the peanut butter idea.

    wors
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    I put chopped nuts in mine too. Delish

    Kuco
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    How much peanut butter would you use to replace the butter?

    neilnevill
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    Ooii! the peanut butter idea was mine! I gave it to Sma and Lyndsey at BV, then Rob went and shoved it in the Skiworld chalet cookbook and now everyone's using it!

    Actually I just add 2 table spoons of peanut butter (as well as the normal butter/marg) and 125g of salted peanuts. Lyndsey's comment was the best, 'Snickers without the choclate!' 😀

    Kuco
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    Thanks try them later 🙂

    bloodynora
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    I always put in 3 tablespoons of honey as well. You know it makes sense

    rightplacerighttime
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    I often add a sachet of coconut creme. Doesn't make it taste very coconutty, but does add a certain je ne sais quoi.

    singletrackmind
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    Try either Ground Ginger or Cinnamon , or both. I use about 1 teaspoon , not tried it with Peanut butter . I think it wouldn't work as it offests the sweetness from the syrup.

    Kuco
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    Just made mine with crushed peanuts and chucked in some raisins as well that I found in the cupboard. Let you know how it turns out later.

    Kuco
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    BTW the Peanut butter and raisin flapjack went down well at me brothers bbq (imo need another dollop of peanut butter). Thanks for the main recipe Cougar 🙂

    Xylene
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    Time to really twist it up.

    I have in the past used dry chilli powder in there, just enough to give a a nip.

    Cayenne is ok, or if you can get some dried habs then a touch of that in the melted butter to give it that little bit extra

    Cougar
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    Excellent. Happy to help.

    Cayenne… oooh…

    pedalhead
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    Thanks for the recipe. Worked a treat, and I am a total cooking numpty. Added some chopped nuts to mine, think I'll throw in some cinnamon next time, and use a square baking tray!

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