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Naomi Ingleton
 
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Crumpets

Ingredients

 
  1. 4 cups plain flour
  2. 1 ¼ teaspoons of dried yeast
  3. 2 tablespoons baking powder
  4. 1 ½ teaspoons of sugar
  5. 1 teaspoon of bicarb soda
  6. 800ml of warm water

Method

Sift dry ingredients and make a well in the centre, slowly add the water to combine.

Let sit for five minutes for the yeast to activate and cook, using egg rings as moulds on a flat grill plate, a heavy based pan or you can do them on the BBQ flat grill outside.

Put about 2 tablespoons in each mould. Cook until bubbles form on the top and flip over.

Serve with sweet jam or sliced tomatoes.

Makes about 12

Naomi Ingleton, proprietor of Myrtleford Cafe and FoodWise contributor, writes: 'Now that the mornings are sunny it is a bit easier to get out in the garden. I work on a four-year rotation with my planting, in four large raised beds. In the first bed I have planted beans and peas, the second bed has onions, lettuce, carrots, beetroot and celery. I am yet to plant the following two beds as one will be home to corn, cucumbers and zucchini and the other to tomatoes, capsicum and eggplant and it is still too cold. As these grow and I harvest I will share recipes on how to get the best out of your kitchen garden and what to do with the inevitable glut of certain crops. Gardening and cooking are activities perfect for children and will teach them a skill for life, lets face it we all have to eat. Something a little different to cook with kids or just on your own for a treat is the humble crumpet. Why make them when they are cheap to buy you say? Because making your own is a world of difference, its amazing how light and fluffy they are and not at all rubbery. Perfect for brunch after a morning digging in the veggie patch.'

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