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Potato Apple Bread

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Kitty74 · 27/08/2006 20:38

Hi,
I'm new to this board but I'm sure someone out there can help me PLEASE.
My dh is from Armagh and is desperate for some potato apple bread and being English I have no idea how to make this.
Does anyone have a recipe I could use.

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Katymac · 27/08/2006 20:39

I thought thios was the recipe...I could quite fancy trying that

Kitty74 · 27/08/2006 21:12

Sorry!!!
It is delicious. I tried it while I was out there once and can recommend it. Hope I get a recipe soon or will have to bring back lots when we go over next

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dewmeadow · 27/08/2006 21:15

there's one fair county in Ireland with orchards so glorious and grand

stleger · 27/08/2006 21:44

I'll try and find it for you, or post in recipes on rollercoaster.ie. I'll be in work on Tuesday, and will check recipes there.

stleger · 29/08/2006 15:39

8 oz, warm mashed potatoes
1/2 tsp. salt
1 oz butter 2 oz plain flour
10 0z Bramley apples, peeled, cored and sliced thinly

caster sugar to sweeten
2 oz butter to finish off

Makes 2 large cakes.

  1. Mix salt and 1 oz. butter into potatoes. Stir in flour to make pliable dough. Roll to 8 inch circles on floured board.
  2. Divide apples int two. Pile onto one half of each circle, moisten edges with a little water and fold into pasty shapes. Press edged together.
  3. Bake on preheated griddle for 15-20 mins each side to cook apples and brown bread.
  4. Move to ovenproof serving plate. Open carefully along sealed edge, unfold and dot on sugar and butter.
  5. Reseal edges and cook in a hot oven so a thick syrup forms around apples.

Hope he enjoys it, sounds filling!

Kitty74 · 29/08/2006 17:55

MMMMM
Sounds delicious, We can't wait to try it. Thanks

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