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Chunky Biscuits
Lovely healthy biccies :)
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Heat the oven to gas mark 4.
Mix together the oats, flour, and sunflower seeds in a large bowl. -
Melt the butter and sugar in a saucepan.
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Add to the oats, flour and seeds, then mix in the oil and egg, until combined. Stir in the chocolate drops.
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put spoonfuls of the mixture onto a grwased baking tray (You could also use a cupcake tin), apacing them apart and flattenign them with the back of a spoon.
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Bake in the oven for about 15 minutes until golden, but still slightly soft. Leave them to cool on a wire rack to crisp up.
While they are cooling, you could shove some sweeties into them (I used poppets).
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Cat Morley
08 Nov 23:10
Mmm those look delicious!
Eien
09 Nov 02:27
I like step 6.
astral_sakurachan23
09 Nov 05:15
Hmmmmmm....just wondering....gas mark 4 is aprox which temperature? o.O And yeap XD I like step 6 too XDDDD
Hank
09 Nov 11:50
Gas mark four is 180*C, or 350*F
Sorry I didn't make that clear :)
Roma
09 Nov 11:55
are you SURE these are healthy? Not that I care in the slightest. They still look beautiful!
Shivi
09 Nov 14:07
They look pretty funky but I'm not really a biscuit fan.
Hank
09 Nov 17:34
Yes, they're healthy!
Their full of oats, and seeds, and that.
The chocolate just makes it scrummier :)
northernstar
10 Nov 17:52
They look nice and easy to make and tasty too :)
If you use dark chocolate(over 75%cocoa) then that would make it more healthy hehe
Hank
10 Nov 21:03
Ooh, good plan.
MelancholyMiss
12 Nov 06:00
Ohhhhhhhh those look really good!
Caroline
15 Nov 22:53
Do they still make Poppets?! The toffee ones were my favourite, I don't know which flavour you used though!
x
Hank
18 Nov 14:43
Did they ever stop making them?!
Wispas are back, though.
;)
GreenLeaf
03 Apr 19:50
mmmmmmm... Congratulations! These were a huge hit at my house today :D
Thanks for posting so we could try them, delicious!