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Microwave Dumpling

by Catherine Thom
(Grangemouth)

1/pt cold water
1 cup of sugar
8oz sultanas
8oz mixed fruit
1 rounded tbs mixed spice
1 rounded tbs cinnamon
1tbs syrup
1 tbs treacle
1tsp baking powder
4oz margarine

put all the ingredients into a pan and boil for 1 minute only.
remove from pan and add the following ingredients to the hot mixture.
8oz sieved sr. flour
1tsp. bicarb of soda
2 eggs whisked
mix well in pan
line bowl with cling film loose round the edge of bowl
pour the mixture into the bowl
miro for 9 minutes only 800 watt micro
leave to cool in bowl

ENJOY
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Jul 22, 2010
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by: Carol

I see something called "mied" spice. What is that?

Edited by May
Hi Carol,
I see the error - it should have read 'mixed' spice which I have now corrected. (this is like allspice)

Jun 28, 2010
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Micro dumpling
by: Anonymous

Hi, I must try adding the lemon peel to my dumpling.
Thanks for the tip, will let you know how it is.
catherine Thom Grangemouth

Jun 16, 2010
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Sounds Delicious!
by: May

Hi James
You beat me to it ..... making a comment that is.
Noit had time to try the recipe, but oh, it doesn't sound too great for the waist line. But it DOES sound easy to make and utterly delicious.

Thanks for sharing it.

May

Jun 16, 2010
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Complaint!
by: Anonymous

I saw this and went straight off to try it.
I didn't have any treacle and added a little chopped lemon peel as an extra.
It is fabulous!
My complaint... this was another habit that my waist just didn't need!!!
Bravo James

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