From my box of index cards by Marguerite Patten.
Pickwick Fish Pie works. It is the closest to Fish that I really like with any great degree of enthusiasm.
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Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Crunchy Crust Raspberry Pie - 1960's
For the crust:
4 oz. Luxury margarine
2 oz. Castor sugar
2 level tablespoons of golden syrup
8 oz. crushed digestive biscuits
1. Dissolve margarine and golden syrup in a small saucepan and bring almost to the boil.
2. Add this to the crushed crumbs and castor sugar in a mixing bowl and mix thoroughly.
3. When slightly cooled, knead well and press into an 8-inch pie plate or flan ring. Place in a refrigerator until firm and set.
4. Pile filling into crust just before serving and decorate with whole raspberries.
For the filling:
Half a pint of double cream
1 packet frozen raspberries or one small punnet of fresh raspberries, sweetened to taste.
Whisk the double cream until stuff and fold in the raspberries keeping back a few for decorations.
Labels:
Bread crumbs,
golden,
Margarine,
pie,
raspberries,
Recipe,
Sugar,
syrup,
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