Traditional Flapjacks

This recipe for Traditional Flapjacks creates authentic British old-fashioned flapjacks with just three ingredients: demerara sugar, butter, and rolled oats. The result is a buttery, crispy-edged, chewy, oaty biscuit that is irresistible and perfect with a cup of tea. The recipe for these flapjacks is from the 1978 ”Good Housekeeping Cookery Book” which is a …

White Bean Croquettes [Victorian Era Recipe]

These White Bean Croquettes have a crispy breadcrumb coating with a soft and light mashed bean insides. They are similar to fish cakes and are perfect for dinner with mushy peas and chips. The original Victorian recipe calls for haricot beans, but I used cannellini beans but really, any white bean can be used. The …

Green Lentil Sausages [Victorian Era Recipe]

These Green Lentil Sausages are deliciously packed with lentils, onions, herbs, and wholemeal breadcrumbs. They are very easy to prepare and cook, and can be made ahead, making them very handy for batch cooking. This recipe can prepare about 16 chunky sausages. The flavours are savoury from the lentils, with a freshness from the herbs. …

Victorian Bread Steak [savoury eggy bread]

Victorian Bread Steaks are intended to take the place of meat on the plate so recommended serving suggestions are to enjoy a bread steak along with potatoes and green vegetables. Gravy or a white sauce is a nice addition. Bread steaks can also be served as they are for a simple lunch or snack. Bread …

Digestion Biscuits [old farmhouse recipe for digestive biscuits]

This old farmhouse recipe for digestion biscuits creates a crunchy biscuit that is rather similar to a Hovis biscuit or cracker (the sort found in Jacob’s biscuits for cheese tubs), with the texture and flavour of modern digestive biscuits, although these digestion biscuits are much chunkier. They are also rather like a thick Scottish oatcake. …

Cornish Fairings [biscuits]

Cornish Fairings are delicious everyday biscuits, perfect for filling up your biscuit jar and enjoying alongside a nice cup of tea or coffee. These biscuits date back centuries and were originally sold at old English market fairs. If you enjoy ginger nut biscuits, you will love fairings, which are crunchy, chewy, and packed with warm …

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