We tested this recipe and have given it the big thumbs up! It held together well and cut cleanly into squares and more importantly - everyone that tried it, loved it.
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What did you think of this recipe?
1450412477
What size baking pan should this be made in? I made it in a smaller swiss roll tin and it was too brittle and short, hard to cut up and fell apart. I think if I used a smaller pan it would have been better.CHELSEA: sorry that this wasn't specified. We recommend using a 20cm x 30cm sponge roll tin - have just updated the recipe accordingly.
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Unknown
i really like this recipe. it uses up the left over corn flakes and my partner really likes it too. i didn't use sultanas or coconut as i don't like coconut and it was lovely.
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Unknown
Love it. Al the boys on Hubby's building site are clamoring for the recipe.And Sooo easy to make
5
Adrienne
I've made a few changes to this recipe. Instead of sultanas I have used my favourite dried cranberries, and soaked them in a little gin, and about a tsp of vanilla. (Gin goes well with lemon) I also added a little lemon juice and grated rind. Dried cranberries love gin (or other juice) as they soak up the moisture and flavour the slice or cake. Five stars with the additions I have mentioned
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Method
Preheat the oven to 180°C. Lightly grease a 20cm x 30cm sponge roll tin.
Melt butter and golden syrup in a large pot. Remove from heat and sift flour and baking powder into the pot. Add cornflakes, sugar, coconut and sultanas (optional). Mix well. Press into the lightly greased baking tin. Bake in oven for 20 minutes or until starting to brown. When cold ice with lemon icing.
Icing : Boil kettle. Put icing sugar, butter and lemon juice into a bowl. Add small amounts of boiled water, mixing with a knife, until icing is at desired consistency. Spread over base. Sprinkle with coconut.
What size baking pan should this be made in? I made it in a smaller swiss roll tin and it was too brittle and short, hard to cut up and fell apart. I think if I used a smaller pan it would have been better.CHELSEA: sorry that this wasn't specified. We recommend using a 20cm x 30cm sponge roll tin - have just updated the recipe accordingly.
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Unknown
i really like this recipe. it uses up the left over corn flakes and my partner really likes it too. i didn't use sultanas or coconut as i don't like coconut and it was lovely.
5
Unknown
Love it. Al the boys on Hubby's building site are clamoring for the recipe.And Sooo easy to make
5
Adrienne
I've made a few changes to this recipe. Instead of sultanas I have used my favourite dried cranberries, and soaked them in a little gin, and about a tsp of vanilla. (Gin goes well with lemon) I also added a little lemon juice and grated rind. Dried cranberries love gin (or other juice) as they soak up the moisture and flavour the slice or cake. Five stars with the additions I have mentioned