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Print recipe Grandma's groovy cheese flapjacks from Nixdminx |
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IngredientsIf ever there was a budget bite, this is it! It's also a low GI vegetarian dish and while it's wheat free, I can't promise you gluten free.You can change this around and add different herbs or perhaps some caramelised onions and garlic, or pumpkin seeds even. It's up to your own individual taste and creativity in the kitchen. 8oz porridge oats 6oz organic grated mature cheddar 3oz organic unsalted melted butter 2 large organic eggs 1 grated carrot 1 handful of chopped fresh coriander Maldon salt and freshly ground pepper to taste |
Handy HintWhen it's done, remove from the oven and lightly slice it into 16 pieces while it's still in the tin. Wait until it cools and carefully remove it with a flat spatula and dress up with a colourful salad before eating! For this lunchtime treat, I made a simple salad mixing up rocket and lambs leaves and sliced tomatoes with a simple dressing topped with pumpkin seeds and pine nuts - add a bowl of Paupers Lentil Soup if you dare! |
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MethodYou can literally throw all of this into a large mixing bowl (I add the eggs last to bind) and stir with a wooden spoon until it's all nicely blended.Spread the mixture evenly, making sure it is level around the sides, into a non-stick swiss roll tin. A nice touch is to garnish before cooking with vigorous splashes of Worcestershire sauce and hey presto! Grandma's groovy cheese flapjack is ready to go in the oven - for a mere 25 minutes on 175C. | |||||||||||||||||
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