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JILL BAKES | Old School Flakemeal Biscuits

Jill Stewart with flakemeal biscuits

My grandma's trusty recipe and a Northern Irish staple at every church tea or function!


Sometimes you can't beat the classics and l'm always tempted by a flakemeal biscuit - especially when they're dipped in chocolate.


These are so easy to make, literally 10 minutes to make and 12 minutes to bake and the job is done - great to make with kids! Now would you choose a plain or a chocolate covered flakemeal biscuit?!


Jill Stewart (@jillbakes_)

County Antrim Foodie and Instagrammer



Flakemeal biscuits with sugar

INGREDIENTS…

Makes 14-16


110g butter

55g caster sugar

1 dessertspoon golden syrup

150g porridge oats

60g plain flour

15g desiccated coconut

Pinch baking soda

Pinch salt

100g milk/dark/white chocolate for decorating



INSTRUCTIONS…


Preheat the oven to 160C. Cream the butter and sugar for a few minutes until light and fluffy with a stand/hand mixer.


Add the syrup and mix. Add all the other ingredients and mix to combine.


Sprinkle your work surface with flour and bring the dough together.


Roll out with a rolling pin to about 0.5cm thick. Cut out circles with a plain cutter (or a small glass if you don't have a cutter).


Place on a lined baking tray, leaving some room between them as they will spread slightly.


Bake for 12-15 minutes, or until lightly golden.


Transfer the biscuits on the baking paper on to a cooling rack and leave to cool completely.


Enjoy plain or dunk one half of the biscuits into melted chocolate and cool on a sheet of baking paper if you can wait before eating them!


Keep in an airtight container.



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MEET JILL STEWART…


Jill Stewart, from Portglenone, is a true Foodie who brings her passions together to create a unique balance of both healthy dishes and sweet treats on her Instagram social media blog, Jill Bakes.


Jill is passionate about creating and sharing recipes on her Instagram platform (@jillbakes_) which are easy to follow, quick to make and not using hundreds of ingredients! And with almost 52,000 followers, a lot of people are enjoying Jill’s food journey.


Jill holding whisk in kitchen and smiling


The County Antrim lady has been a keen baker from a very young age, learning many skills from her late Grandma who was a fantastic baker.


Jill is a regular recipe contributor for Ireland’s Homes Interiors and Living magazine.


CLICK HERE to head over to INSTAGRAM to discover JILL BAKES - it is a fantastic blog where you'll discover enough inspiration to keep you baking and cooking for months!

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