Unbaked Goods
My cousin doesn't cook, but she makes a mean dessert. Following hot on the heels of Lori's raw food post, here is my own "raw food" story - not really raw, of course, since we used condensed milk, marie cookies, and pasteurized butter. I'm fast becoming white trash.
The process is simple - mix everything together. The order isn't especially important. After that, mix up the icing (we were so lazy we didn't sift the icing sugar - no ill effects noticeable), and ice. Stick it all in the fridge, then cut into squares and serve with lemon. If you're feeling fancy, some earl grey tea might be appropriate.
Lemon Slice
1/2 cup condensed milk
125g. butter
250g crushed marie biscuits
1 cup dessicated coconut
Zest of 2 lemons
Heat condensed milk and butter until butter melts.
Mix together crushed biscuits, coconut and lemon zest.
Mix together wet and dry ingredients.
Press into a square baking sheet.
Icing:
1 3/4 cup icing sugar
3 tbsp lemon juice
15g butter, softened
Zest of one lemon
Mix together all ingredients.
Spread on the cookie mixture.
The process is simple - mix everything together. The order isn't especially important. After that, mix up the icing (we were so lazy we didn't sift the icing sugar - no ill effects noticeable), and ice. Stick it all in the fridge, then cut into squares and serve with lemon. If you're feeling fancy, some earl grey tea might be appropriate.
Lemon Slice
1/2 cup condensed milk
125g. butter
250g crushed marie biscuits
1 cup dessicated coconut
Zest of 2 lemons
Heat condensed milk and butter until butter melts.
Mix together crushed biscuits, coconut and lemon zest.
Mix together wet and dry ingredients.
Press into a square baking sheet.
Icing:
1 3/4 cup icing sugar
3 tbsp lemon juice
15g butter, softened
Zest of one lemon
Mix together all ingredients.
Spread on the cookie mixture.
2 Comments:
hey can you make and blog about making anzac biscuits while you're down there? I hear it's an aussie thing... you need some particular aussie ingredient... golden syrup?
there's a recipe here
I'll see what I can do regarding Anzac biscuits.
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