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What did you think of this recipe?
Colin Winter
Just as my mother and I made it but looking at the history of it it was called dead man’s arm or leg
5
Marilyn
This recipe looks wonderful. Simple instructions, east to follow and easy to make. I can’t wait to make it.
5
Janette Fullerton
Delish,just put plenty of flour on the bench & pat out with floured hand & fingers gently, great recipe.
5
Patsy redmond
This Roly poly pudding is just like we had as chrildren gowing up.
5
Heather Greyling
I have been searching for a proper roly poly recipe just like the one my late mother used to make and finally I found this one. Thanks for sharing it with us all.
5
Simon peterson
Banging Roly Poly, i am chuffed with how this turned out, a proper Roly Polly for my nan.
5
Unknown
I am cooking this at the moment, but 1 cup of milk seems far too much! will see what it's like when it comes out. :) here's hoping for a lovely jam roly poly.
3
Desiree
Never made or eaten a roly poly before, but there is no way you can roll this mixture out if you use a full cup of milk. start with half a cup and add more bit by bit to make a loose scone mixture. The finished result was fine but nothing special. Would recommenced these quantities instead:2/3 cup of milk1 cup of jam (1/2 cup is nowhere near enough)Make syrup with:1 1/4 cup of boiling water3/4 cup white sugarjuice and zest of one lemon
3
Paul
Milk to dry ingredients ratio is too high. The dough was un-workable. Rookie mistake putting all the milk in at once. I had to correct. Scattered chopped almonds over the jam-layer and substituted lemon zest with almond essence. OK result.
Preheat oven to 180°C. Grease an ovenproof baking dish 20 x 30cm or larger.
Rub butter into the flour and baking powder until it looks like fine breadcrumbs. Add milk gradually and mix until it forms a dough. Place dough on a floured surface and roll out to 1 cm thick. Ensure it will fit the length of the dish once rolled up.
Spread jam over dough, roll up and place into baking dish.
Mix the water, sugar, butter and lemon zest together before pouring over the roll.
Bake for approx. 45 minutes until golden brown.
Dust with icing sugar and serve hot with cream, vanilla ice-cream or custard.
Just as my mother and I made it but looking at the history of it it was called dead man’s arm or leg
5
Marilyn
This recipe looks wonderful. Simple instructions, east to follow and easy to make. I can’t wait to make it.
5
Janette Fullerton
Delish,just put plenty of flour on the bench & pat out with floured hand & fingers gently, great recipe.
5
Patsy redmond
This Roly poly pudding is just like we had as chrildren gowing up.
5
Heather Greyling
I have been searching for a proper roly poly recipe just like the one my late mother used to make and finally I found this one. Thanks for sharing it with us all.
5
Simon peterson
Banging Roly Poly, i am chuffed with how this turned out, a proper Roly Polly for my nan.
5
Unknown
I am cooking this at the moment, but 1 cup of milk seems far too much! will see what it's like when it comes out. :) here's hoping for a lovely jam roly poly.
3
Desiree
Never made or eaten a roly poly before, but there is no way you can roll this mixture out if you use a full cup of milk. start with half a cup and add more bit by bit to make a loose scone mixture. The finished result was fine but nothing special. Would recommenced these quantities instead:2/3 cup of milk1 cup of jam (1/2 cup is nowhere near enough)Make syrup with:1 1/4 cup of boiling water3/4 cup white sugarjuice and zest of one lemon
3
Paul
Milk to dry ingredients ratio is too high. The dough was un-workable. Rookie mistake putting all the milk in at once. I had to correct. Scattered chopped almonds over the jam-layer and substituted lemon zest with almond essence. OK result.