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Snack + British recipes (35)

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Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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Soft, chewy bars, packed with sweet fruit and ginger, make an ideal mid-morning or afternoon snack.
 
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Sounds quite odd, but once tasted you will love it.
 
Recipe by: Hank6
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Calentita, which literally translates to 'Warmish', is one of Gibraltar's national foods (my home town), and goes back to the 16th century.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Forget about smothering toasted crumpets in butter; this low-fat topping is really yummy and much healthier. Lightly mashed bananas are mixed with creamy fromage frais and warm spices and piled onto crumpets, then finished by drizzling with honey and grilled until bubbling. It's the perfect quick sweet snack.
 
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Slight adaptation of a microwave flapjack recipe from this website. The fruit was my idea and my daughter insisted on the marshmallows!
 
Recipe by: dcull
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This is an interesting twist on the classic that my daughter made at school. It has now become a firm favourite in our house.
 
Recipe by: Samantha
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Golden syrup, butter, sugar and oats make for these delicious, wonderfully chewy flapjacks. Combined with chocolate chunks, they are the perfect snack for any occasion.
 
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Great healthy and filling snack or dinner.
 
Recipe by: Azmina Govindji
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Flapjacks are a favourite sweet treat for lunchboxes as well as for coffee or teatime. The modern streamlined version here uses less butter than usual, and adds dates for natural sweetness as well as walnuts and sunflower seeds for extra texture. The result is both nutritious and delicious.
 
Recipe by: superyoungcook
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For all the gorgeous chocolate cakes around (and there are many), I still have a soft spot for these crunchy, chewy little buns. I include them partly because when looking for a recipe for them recently I found it suprisingly difficult to find one. Oh come on, don't tell me you don't like them! so get COOKING!!!
 
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This is a really simple brownie recipe. it has been tried and tested many a time and they certainly dont last very long in the cupboard. I always use chocolate chunks when i bake them however walnuts are just as good, it is just a family preference. these morish gooey chocolate treats are an all year all occasion must bake.
 
Recipe by: Rogue Hawkins
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One of my favourite comfort foods, these flapjacks are also great to snack on at work or home. Quick and easy to make, add sultanas or chocolate chips at own preference!
 
Recipe by: PEA GYPSY
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This recipe is simple. I made it up determined to use up any mushrooms I had. Mushrooms are sautéed in butter with rosemary, garlic, parsley, vegetable stock and whiskey. Perfect served on toast.
 
Recipe by: Tammie
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This is a toffee I remember my mother making for birthday parties and school fetes. Its a jaw sticking long lasting toffee that you can suck on for hours.
 
Recipe by: EBONYDARLING
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This incredibly easy and quick to prepare traybake tastes like heaven on a plate with its marshmallow, coconutty goodness! I like to use a combination of white and pink marshmallows.
 
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As chocoholic I am always trying to make up for all of my weekend indulgences by finding ways to satisfy my sweet tooth during the week without any of of the naughtiness. This is as innocent as chocolate cheesecake comes, but its still rich, creamy and hits the spot when you just need some chocolate.
 
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It is a recipe given to me some years ago by a friend when we were chatting about using up left over turkey. I usually serve it with pickled red cabbage (shop bought), and crispbreads.
 
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I found this recipe in magazine ages ago and have been using it fairly frequently since. You can shape the pasties into a man in the moon shape or alternatively cut a circle to make a pasty shape. Absolutely delicious and very moreish especially eaten outside with a glass of mulled wine.
 
Recipe by: POSHIE25
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These are simple and delicious! They freeze really well too.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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These cracker-shaped treats make a light, novel alternative to traditional mince pies at Christmas.
 
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