We always
like to have a roast dinner on a Sunday. Usually if we have a pudding
it will be a crumble with freshly picked fruit such as rhubarb,
blackberries or raspberries or batches we have previously frozen.
Crumbles are quick and easy to make so come in very handy.
Occasionally when I have the time I like to make something different
and this is one of our favourites.
Equipment: 2
bowls, 7in (18cm) flan dish, rolling pin
Ingredients
For the
sweet pastry
1 Egg
2tsp (10ml)
Icing sugar
4oz (115g)
Plain flour
Pinch of
salt
2½oz
(65g) Cold unsalted butter
1tsp
(5ml) Cold water
Filling
3tbsp
(45ml) Raspberry jam
2½oz
(65g) Soft spread
2½oz
(65g) Caster sugar
4oz
(115g) Ground almonds
2oz
(55g) Semolina
1
Egg
Couple
of drops of almond extract
1oz
(28g) Flaked almonds
Method
1. Mix
the egg and caster sugar together and put to one side.
2. Sift
the flour and salt into a large bowl.
3. Add
the butter in small pieces and then rub them in with your fingertips.
4. Stir
in the egg and sugar mix and add the water to bring it all together.
5. Wrap
in cling film and chill for at least 30 minutes.
6. Pre-heat
the oven to 190°C/Gas
mark 5.
7. On
a floured surface roll out the pastry so it is big enough to cover
the bottom and sides of the flan dish.
8. Line
the flan dish with the pastry, making sure to push the pastry into
the sides.
9. Spread
the base with the raspberry jam – it only needs a thin layer.
10. In
a large bowl cream together the soft spread and sugar.
11. Add
in the ground almonds, semolina and give it a stir.
12. Add
the egg and almond extract and bring the mixture together in a thick
paste.
13.Put
on top of the jam in small spoonfuls. Gently spread it so the top is
entirely covered.
14. Sprinkle
across the flaked almonds,
15. Bake
for 35 minutes.
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