But I'm from Lancashire and I make it!
4 oz marge
8 oz demerara sugar
10 oz golden syrup
8 oz plain wholemeal flour
2 level teaspoons baking powder
3 level teasps ground ginger
8 ox medium oatmeal
1 large egg
7 fl oz milk
Gas mark 2
You will need a long deep tin - like a roasting tin - well greased.
melt marge, sugar and syrup in a pan over gentle heat.
Mix flour, baking powder, ginger and oatmeal in a large bowl and pour the warm syrup mixture in.
Add the milk and beaten egg and stir well.
Pour into tin and bake for about an hour and a half - will depend on your oven. Check after an hour. It's cooked when it shrinks away from the sides and a skewer inserted into it comes out clean.
Serve cut into squares.
It's better after a week. Store it wrapped in greaseproof paper in an airtight container.
We always had it (in Manchester) at Bonfire night.
4 oz marge
8 oz demerara sugar
10 oz golden syrup
8 oz plain wholemeal flour
2 level teaspoons baking powder
3 level teasps ground ginger
8 ox medium oatmeal
1 large egg
7 fl oz milk
Gas mark 2
You will need a long deep tin - like a roasting tin - well greased.
melt marge, sugar and syrup in a pan over gentle heat.
Mix flour, baking powder, ginger and oatmeal in a large bowl and pour the warm syrup mixture in.
Add the milk and beaten egg and stir well.
Pour into tin and bake for about an hour and a half - will depend on your oven. Check after an hour. It's cooked when it shrinks away from the sides and a skewer inserted into it comes out clean.
Serve cut into squares.
It's better after a week. Store it wrapped in greaseproof paper in an airtight container.
We always had it (in Manchester) at Bonfire night.
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