Glenn And Maggie’s Finger Food
Extract from The Walking Bread • By Rick Grains • Published by Orion Books
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Love can take root in the unlikeliest of places and can be as hard to kill as
a walker. Will you say ‘I do’ to this most heart-warming of dishes?
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© 2024 Rick Grains / Orion Books · Reproduced with permission. · Recipes are from The Walking Bread, published by Trapeze in hardback and eBook, priced £9.99/£5.99
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Step 1
You may want to cut down the sponge fingers with a sharp knife to get them to the appropriate length.
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Step 2
Warm the chocolate over a bath of water until it is ready to spread.
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Step 3
Using a knife, cover the sponge fingers.
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Step 4
Take a piece of flaked almond and apply to the tip to create the fingernail.
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Step 5
Use a toothpick to draw creases in the chocolate.
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Step 6
Mix the food colours with a small amount of water and then use the brush to apply first the green to colour the finger and then red to the base of the ring finger.
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Step 7
Use a brush to add the cocoa powder, creating an ageing effect.
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Step 8
Finally, create the ‘ring’ using sweets and edible glue and attach it to the finger.
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Step 9
Go forward in the knowledge that one or both of you is likely to turn into a lifeless bloodsucking monster... but hey, that’s marriage.
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