Bannock snack

[Leonidas]

Late afternoon and had a need for bannock....

So 20 minutes later with ingredients that included a variety of nuts and dried fruits....hey presto....

Was lovely still warm and dipped in maple syrup / golden syrup / honey :D

Tom


Before and after the skillet

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Fresh and warm

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Enough for three but already making inroads with the top one...:D

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[JonathanD]

Nice one. I could have done with that this afternoon after I realised I'd left my lunch and wallet at home.

[Sanji]

Been trying to figure out a decent bannock mix, any chance of you recipe/cook time?

[mattweasel]

Thats it, I'm hungry again!

[Leonidas]

Pretty much anything goes, bannock has probably one of the most varied recipes in the UK....
For these I used

3 cups flour
2 cups powdered milk
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon sugar
1 cup lukewarm water

filler (Whatever takes your fancy....)
Mixed whole nuts
Dried fruit cut up to the size of a hazlenut (Peach, apple, banana, raisins etc etc)

Cook on a skillet or in a frying pan with a little oil....
No thicker than an inch or it will be doughy....
Cook slowly to ensure the centre is cooked....

Cheers
Tom

[JonathanD]

I put dried egg powder in with mine too.

[Sanji]

Thankyou very much, will try it out soon :D

[hanzo]

My kids like their bannock with chocolate chips inside. Me too!