Rolled oat macaroons 92/100

Eight days and 8 recipes to go until the war is over! Final weigh-in day is October 1st and although I know I haven’t lost the hoped for 100 lb weight loss in one year without dieting, I know it’s still coming off slowly and I’m looking forward to seeing what the scales finally say..

The rolled oat macaroons were really tasty and I ate way to many of them yesterday. Sweet and crunchy…

They are very simple to make

Rolled oat macaroons

  • 3 oz margarine
  • 2 oz sugar
  • 4 oz self raising flour (or plain with 1 teaspoon of baking powder added)
  • 4 oz rolled oats
  • 1 teaspoon almond essence
  • 2 dessertspoons of golden syrup (corn syrup or maple syrup would work too)…A dessertspoon (UK) is a tablespoon in N America

Method

  1. Cream together the margarine, sugar, syrup and almond essence together.
  2. Sift the flour (and baking powder) and add to the mixture with the rolled oats
  3. Mix thoroughly, if the mixture is too dry add a little milk just to bind the mixture together
  4. Roll into 12-16 balls and put on a greased baking tray or lay on parchment paper leaving some space for spreading
  5. Bake for 15-20 minute at 180C until golden brown
  6. Cool on baking tray before removing
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7 thoughts on “Rolled oat macaroons 92/100

  1. Wow, these look good! I’ll make a batch for my school snacks for this week. You are such an inspiration to me, Carolyn. Yesterday I made Woolton Pie, using the potato scone recipe you posted. I didn’t make individual pies, but put half the dough into the bottom of my pan, popped in the filling (precooked veggie medley with some chopped chicken), and put the rest of the dough on top and baked it that way – school lunches for the week.

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    • Ooooo that sounds delicious done that way!! I maybe vegan but I can appreciate the taste of meat in dishes, you don’t need much of it to improve the flavour. Thanks for your kind words… you inspire me with how organized you are!! xxxx

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