.. cake (yes, the sticky *date* still happens here too).
Adapted from Tamasin Day Lewis' Kitchen Classics; my gluten free cake version of a sticky toffee pudding (nut free too!)
- 55g unsalted butter
- 200g light soft sugar
Melt the butter in a heavy bottomed pan. As it is almost completely melted, add the sugar and hover over a low heat, stirring briskly, until the sugar dissolves into the butter. Leave off the heat for a minute or two.
- 1 teaspoon vanilla essence
- 1 egg, beaten
Add the essence and the egg, stir. The mixture will immediately loosen in the pan.
Stir in a sifted mix of:
- 100g gluten free flour
- 1 level teaspoon baking powder
- a pinch of sea salt
- 120g pitted dates, scissored into half
7 comments:
carefully 'dollop'? isn't that an oxymoron?
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Good lord, that looks incredible. Brown sugar or white?
Another cooking question!
Saw your tweet about peeling a chorizo. I don't usually bother. What precisely are the advantages of peeling it? I mean, one doesn't peel a sausage!
M in Devon (packing frantically, off for a few days)
@ m in devon
well..it depens on the "skin" arround the saussage if you peel it or not..some are edible but others arent so.you have to peel sausages sometimes...
The Teelegraph had a feature on gluten-free cooking on Saturday - I read it and thought of you :-)
Google telegraph food gluten free xxx
Happy - you would not dispute the phrase if you saw my expression of concentration as i let the batter slide ...
oh, thank you, yes. I'm delighted you thought of me .. Mum also saved the article for me x
Jo - i used light brown (i don't keep white at home)
M - i hope you had a marvelous time. I think the skin can be tough on some of the chorizo .. if the skin peels easily, it is probably one of the tougher ones and should come off before cooking.
Danielle .. i agree :)
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