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Malt loaf recipe

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  • 12-01-2012 8:40pm
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    angeldaisy
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    Anyone have a tried and tested malt loaf recipe. My little boy loves the Soreen malt loaf, but can't seem to get it here anymore


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    shinikins
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    I've made this one from BBC good food, much nicer than shop bought IMO. You do need to soak your fruit overnight first, and toss them lightly in flour otherwise it will sink, but its a really nice recipe. It calls for Malt extract, which you can get in health food stores or some chemists, but very simple and easy to make.


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    annamcmahon
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    does anyone know of a recipe that doesn't have fruit in it. i love malt loaf but can't stand dried fruit.


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    shinikins
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    Just take the fruit out. The overall size of the loaf will be a little smaller but it's not an essential ingredient.


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    angeldaisy
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    shinikins wrote: »
    I've made this one from BBC good food, much nicer than shop bought IMO. You do need to soak your fruit overnight first, and toss them lightly in flour otherwise it will sink, but its a really nice recipe. It calls for Malt extract, which you can get in health food stores or some chemists, but very simple and easy to make.

    that looks fab, will get the malt extract this afternoon and get baking:D


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