Daughter & I took along a flapjack on a walk but we both said that 'a flapjack is just not a crunchie.'
One of our favourite treats are crunchies - a South African flapjack type biscuit that travels rather well on our walks.
It has a firmer texture than flapjacks & it is something that I remember fondly from my childhood as my mother used to make them for us ...
So it was back to baking our familiar crunchies ...
Crunchies by Annette Human
250g butter or margarine30 ml golden syrup (rinse the measuring spoon in cold water & the syrup won’t stick)
10ml bicarbonate of soda
200g (250ml) of white sugar
160g (500ml) of oats
140g (250ml) cake flour
80g (250ml coconut
2ml salt
Melt the butter or margarine and golden syrup together. Add the bicarbonate of soda and mix. Mix in the white sugar, oats, cake flour, coconut & salt. Add to the syrup mixture.
Press into a swiss roll pan and bake for about 20 minutes in a preheated 160 C oven until lightly brown. Allow to cool slightly in the pan then cut into squares or your preferred size. Cut into squares before it cools & hardens or it will not cut easily.
Store in a container & enjoy ♥
Happy baking - please let me know how you like it if it is your first try ♥
Dee ~♥~
those crunchies were absolutely delicious and glad that you have given the recipe as i definitely plan to make them.
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome my dear .... make them & enjoy the memories xx
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to baking again ��
ReplyDeleteHi Shells, you are a good baker & these are very quick & easy so let me know how it goes xx
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