Melting moments - made with frothy bicarb ...What WAS that recipe??

[NotanOtter]

With a watery frothy mix added to the dry ingredients and a cherry on the top!

I loved them and about to embark on biscuit making as my next big thing!

any pointers in the right direction welcome

[NotanOtter]

please

[StirlingTheTired]

Recipe here

No Bicarb though!

I made these for a baking stall last xmas and they went down really well (they were half coated in chocolate though)

[NotanOtter]

thanks so much for that!
will let you know!

[NotanOtter]

anyone else know the frothy bicarb recipe?

[MrsBadger]

mine are biscuits rather than the cake things on the link, but still no bicarb:

4oz marg
4oz sugar
5oz SR flour
1/2 beaten egg
few drops vanilla extract
porridge oats

Cream fat & sugar, beat in egg, add vanilla & flour. Roll into small balls w wet hands and coat in oats. Flatten slightly onto greased baking sheet (they spread a lot). 15-20min gas 4.

[PortAndLemon]

Could it be the recipe for Anzac biscuits moments" bicarbonate&f=false here? (I originally got that page up because of the Melting Moments reference, but the Anzac biscuits recipe seems closer to what you're describing)

[MrsBadger]

ooh p&L I got that hit too but didn;t bother reading on

you are very good

[NotanOtter]

p and l you are VERY good i am so chuffed

that is not quite what i remember but very very close

will let you know

had sun today so baking not necessary !

[NotanOtter]

update!!!!!

wow!

i am over impressed! these were a DODDLE and came up like the most delicious soft bsked cookies imaginable

try them

i am a goddesss chez nous tonight!

thanks for recipe

[poopscoop]

i always made them as a kid but rolled them in crushed cornflakes. loads of different varieties as seen on here.

[NotanOtter]

ooh will try that

we did not use coconut but oatmeak was fab