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| Hi Thought I'd share this rather odd pastry recipe I found in Magimix Cookery Magimix Quiche Pastry makes 2 x 25 cm cases 350g self- raising flour Pinch of salt 150g butter 1 small egg dry sherry or dry white wine Roughly chop the butter and combine in the magimix with the flour and salt till it looks like breadcrumbs. Add the egg and process till well mixed, then with the motor running add enough sherry or wine to bind, don't over process. Roll out on a well-floured board and use to line cases, chill in the freezer while making the filling. Prick the bottom of the cases with a fork before filling ( I don't bother) Put the hot filling in the chilled case, sprinkling the top with breadcrumbs or cheese to prevent sinking when taken out of the oven. Apparently the author, Marika Hanbury Tennison arrived at a cookery display where there was no plain flour or iced water so she had to improvise and this is the result. It works really well, the pastry rolls out straight away and the bottom of the case remains crisp under the filling, lovely light, crumbly pastry. You just get a hint of the sherry nothing more. As a crap pastry maker this works everytime for me and takes just a few minutes to make. Made a very tasty landcress and gorgonzola quiche for lunch using this pastry recipe. Enjoy Sue |
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| DD MHT says in her recipe introduction that there was a real mixup when she went on a cookery demo, no clean water, no plain flour etc so she had to improvise with what she had! best wishes Sue And best wishes to Dexter too |
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| Why buy self rising flour when you can prepare your own at home. Here's the recipe: Here's How: In a large mixing bowl, measure 6 cups of flour. Add 3 tablespoons baking powder. Add 1 tablespoon salt. Either sift together or mix with a wire whisk until well combined. Can be stored in airtight container for months. Measure self-rising flour like regular flour.
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