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What's your Top Autumn Recipe?

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BaconAndAvocado · 01/10/2013 20:18

Feeling very Autumnal today......thinking of conkers, crunchy leaves, berries, Bonfire Night.

What's a gorgeous dinner to cook in Autumn?

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amistillsexy · 01/10/2013 20:39

I made beef, aubergine and bulghur bake it was super easy and delicious, but next time I'll make sure I'll season it much more (I never salt aubergine, mind you-that would have made it more salty!).
We finished with the most amazing.....

Slow Cooker Nutella Scrolls.

By Leanne Barrington Campbell in Slow cooked wonders :) (Files) · Edit Doc.

Ingredients:

250g self-raising flour

2 tablespoons (50g) sugar

1/2 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda

50g butter (room temperature)

150ml milk

100g Nutella (or as much or as little as you like)

Switch slow cooker onto High. Remove the crockpot, line the bottom of it with baking paper and grease the sides with a bit of butter. Cream the butter and sugar together in a mixing bowl, stir in the milk, then gradually mix in the flour and bicarbonate of soda. When it has formed a ball, remove from the bowl and knead lightly on a floured surface. Roll the dough out into a long rectangle shape. Spoon some Nutella out of the jar and then use a knife to spread this gently onto the dough (don’t use the knife to get it out the jar or you will end up with bits of dough in your jar!). Repeat until you have covered the dough with as much or as little Nutella as you like. Roll into a big scroll along the long side and cut into roughly 1.5 inch wide individual scrolls. Arrange the scrolls on the bottom of the crockpot evenly in one layer. Put the crockpot into the slow cooker and cook on High for around 1 and a half hours.

Only I used chopped apple mixed with sugar and cinnamon instead of Nutella, and couldn't wait for the slow cooker, so I cooked it in the oven on about Gas 7 for about 30 minutes. It was fabulous Grin.

BaconAndAvocado · 02/10/2013 12:12

Ooh that Aubergine bake looks amazing!!

More please!

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pregnantpause · 02/10/2013 14:29

I wait all year to make squash and pearl barley stew by Hugh fearnly whittingstall, as it is my traditional bonfire night meal- we have it in large soup mugs outside and eat whilst watching fireworks.

But, my favourite autumn meal is mince in Redwine and Rosemary topped with blue cheese and Rosemary scones. Fry off mince, onions, carrots, garlic, Rosemary and a tin of tomatoes, add half a bottle of wine and leave to simmer for an hour or two. Make your scones, put mince in baking dish, and top with scones. Bake until tops of scones are golden and bottom of scones are drenched in wine and meat goodness.

QueenBoudicea · 02/10/2013 14:33

I'm just making a wild boar and apple sausage casserole - will top with herby dumplings
I haven't made it before but will report back after dinner :o

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