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SJOKOLADE EN KLAPPERBESKUIT (ROMANY CREAMS)
Picking up a book by a Romani writer might surprise you for several reasons. First, it could be the voice of the character, which is emptied of
Fancy sinking your teeth into a classic Romany Cream cookie with your cup of Joe? These crowd-pleasing, chocolate and coconut sandwiched biscuits have been a South African hit for generations, literally. And of course, while a store-bought Romany Cream always, always hits the spot, whipping up a homemade batch takes them to a whole different level.
Fancy sinking your teeth into a classic Romany Cream cookie with your cup of Joe? These crowd-pleasing, chocolate and coconut sandwiched biscuits have been a South African hit for generations, literally. And of course, while a store-bought Romany Cream always, always hits the spot, whipping up a homemade batch takes them to a whole different level.
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A moreish chocolate coconut cookie recipe that comes straight from my Great Aunt May's recipe book!
A few months ago I was entrusted with one of our family heirlooms - a tatty, splattered, literally falling-apart cookbook that belonged to my Great Aunty May. It fits perfectly into my bookshelf where it sits snuggly next to my grandmother's equally worn cookbook (as well as my mothers!). Such a serendipitous reunion seeing as though both books were lovingly penned by sisters. My three most treasured possessions: Mom, Great Aunty May, and my Grandmother's cookbooks. These are the books I turn to when inspiration is low, when my passion for baking wanes or if I simply need a moment to be close to these three amazing women. Each recipe, whether handwritten, torn out of a magazine, passed on from a friend, or even jotted on the back of a shopping list, has a story and sometimes I wish I knew where the recipe came from and what made it special enough to be incorporated into the family repertoire. I found this recipe for copy cat Romany Creams jammed into the back of Aunty May's book - written on a piece of notepad paper which had clearly been folded and refolded too many times. As it's become extremely trendy recently to recreate homemade versions of childhood favourites, Great Aunty May was truly ahead of her time and it's not the first time I have invented a recipe only to discover that Aunt May or my grandmother thought of it first! This is a truly moreish cookie - simple to make and delicious with a cup of tea! Best of all, it reminds me of the biscuit tin my best friend and I used to keep in our treehouse for tea parties; filled with romany creams bought with pocket money we saved! Thanks for the great recipe Aunty May! Romany Creams Makes about 20 250g butter, softened 1 cup white sugar 2 ½ cups desiccated coconut 2 cups cake flour 50ml cocoa powder 1 tsp baking powder pinch of salt 100g dark or milk chocolate, melted, to sandwich Cream the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add the coconut and sifted dry ingredients and mix to form a soft dough. Roll tablespoonfuls of the mixture into 3cm sausages then place on a lined baking tray and flatten slightly with your fingers. Scratch the surface of the biscuits with a fork to create a rough texture. Bake in a preheated oven at 180C for 10-12 minutes or until firm. Allow to cool then sandwich two biscuits together using the chocolate. Allow to set then store in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks.
A moreish chocolate coconut cookie recipe that comes straight from my Great Aunt May's recipe book!
Just ask my partner Eduardo, who eats it every day no matter the season! I love the regular cinnamon oats, but often feel like spicing it up to infuse our breakfast with extra color and goodness…
These Romany Creams are a classic South African sandwich cookie. Two chocolate coconut biscuits are sandwiched with creamy milk chocolate filling. They're moreishly good and like a cousin of the Australian Kingston biscuit and no less delightful!
Romany Creams Experience the delightful crunch of our Romany Creams. These delectable cookies feature a perfect balance of rich cocoa and coconut,...
These Romany Creams are a classic South African sandwich cookie. Two chocolate coconut biscuits are sandwiched with creamy milk chocolate filling. They're moreishly good and like a cousin of the Australian Kingston biscuit and no less delightful!
A moreish chocolate coconut cookie recipe that comes straight from my Great Aunt May's recipe book!
Tarallucci al Vino are rustic and traditional cookies whose main ingredient is wine and give their very best when in wine or coffee. No scale involved.
Romany Creams are two crunchy chocolate coconut biscuits which are sandwiched deliciously with a creamy chocolate filling. They are a fan favorite, and a few holiday dinner tables can't go without them. We've curated a homemade recipe and a few Bakers Biscuit Romany Cream recipes (If you have some) to make some lovely
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…… vinnig en ohhh heerlik..!! Jy het nodig: 1 blik halwe perskes Sherry van jou keuse 1 pakkie romany creams vanilla roomys, of styf geklopte room So gemaak: 1. Gooi die stroop van die perskes in ‘n aparte koppie. 2. Sit die perskes op ‘n bakplaat. Sit ‘n romany cream op elke perske en gooi…
Maritozzi romani con la panna: uno dei dolci più tradizionali di Roma, celebrati il 7 dicembre dal Maritozzo day. Ricetta passo passo con lievito madre o lievito di birra.
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Gyspy Creams are made of two crunchy oat biscuits with a delicious vanilla buttercream sandwiched in between. They're so simple but delicious!
These delicious biscuits are cheap and easy to make, and will keep for days in an airtight container.
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Also called Olla Gitana, this dish from Spain is usually meatless. I really like this version though, and like all good recipes it will make your house smell wonderful…hmm cumin, paprika, rosemary... (Plus, I love anything I can make with my dutch oven!) Gypsy Stew - Prep about 3 hours if using precooked beans. If using dry beans…add 3 more hours. If using dried beans: cover and soak for at least three hours and then drain well: 1 1/4 cup dry white kidney beans (such as navy beans) In a large saucepan heat 3 TBSP olive oil than add and cook until soft 1 chopped garlic clove 1 chopped white or yellow onion Next, add the presoaked beans and cover with water. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer for about 45 minutes. Then in a dutch oven, or large flame proof casserole dish, over the stove heat: 1/3 cup or less olive oil Add and cook until tender 1 chopped garlic clove 1 chopped white or yellow onion Preheat the oven to 315 F. Add and stir through the following 1 tsp sweet paprika 1 tsp smoked paprika 2 tsp ground cumin 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper 1 tsp dried rosemary 1 seeded and diced red bell pepper 1 lb. 10 oz pork tenderloin diced Cook until the pork is pale brown all over. Then add: • One 14 oz. can diced tomatoes • 1 cup chicken stock Bring to a boil, then cover and place in the over for 1 hour. Then add: the bean mixture 2 medium diced firm potato, sweet potato (squash works too.) Return to the oven for 30 minutes or until potato is tender. Just before serving stir in: chopped swiss chard Season to taste before serving. We like to eat it with shredded cheese and a dollop of sour cream. It's great with tortilla chips too. Adapted from Cooking Spanish by John Newton