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... BLACKBERRY FOOL 15 ml (1 tbsp) custard powder. 15 ml ( I tbsp) caster sugar. 300 ml (1 pint) fresh skimmed milk. 150 ml (1 pint) low fat plain yogurt, Mix the custard powder and sugar together with a little of the milk to a smooth paste. Heat the remaining ...
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... puddings, het or cold. Here are a couple of ideas — try using the sugars suggested which improve the flavour. 8. . - For Blackberry Fool, wash 1 b of fruit, place in a pan with 3 oz Billington’s Light Muscovado sugar, the Jjuice of one small lemon, and a ...
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... Leave to cool. Arrange fruits in rings in top of custard, and glaze them with redcurrant jelly, using a pastry brush. Blackberry Fool Ingredients: lib blackberries, 30z sugar, juice of one lemon, ¥: pint double cream, few blackberries for decoration. Method: ...
... MAKE the best of the September fruits available There’s a whole harvest of them to be found in hedgerows and gardens Blackberry fool A simple but delicious summer dessert INGREDIENTS: lib blackberries 3oz light muscovado sugar juice of one small lemon ...