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https://filmsofnepal.com/wuq0mc4r8by I always keep an eye open for new apple recipes.  I get apples in my vegetable box almost every week, but I’m not really that keen on them raw.  I tend to do a lot of stewed apple, and also some apple crumbles, to use them up.  I came across the following recipe for apple flapjack crumble on the BBC Good Food site and thought I would give it a go.

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http://diversity411.com/uncategorized/x6n7r9z0zz7 1.1 kg eating apples, such as Coxes 3-4 tbsp apricot jam https://totlb.com/uncategorized/mo12imy juice 1 large orange https://haveaircustoms.com/ly71n3fz For the crumble http://diversity411.com/uncategorized/h1eg9e7rr7w 140g porridge oats https://fladefenders.org/m2yqsnll 100g plain flour Ambien Sale Online Cheap 1 tsp ground cinnamon Buy Ambien Europe 100g butter 100g light muscovado sugar 1 tbsp golden syrup

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The pudding was tasty – it really did taste like apple with flapjack on top.  It was maybe a little stodgy which some people may not like, although it didn’t bother me particularly.

Buy Ambien Europe Its a nice change from the traditional crumble topping, but tastes better than just adding oats to a standard topping.

https://drurymirror.org/2023/10/19/epx704ig4g5 I think this one will go into my repertoire, it would be a nice pud to do when family are visiting, and I have to confess I’ve been eating it for breakfast with yoghurt.  Apple, oats, sugar, hey its almost cereal anyway!