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Melting Moments

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  1. in response to the request for a scottish recipe: "Melting Moments"

    Traditional Scottish Recipe

    - Melting Moments

    4oz. cornflour
    3oz. butter
    2oz. caster sugar
    1 egg
    1 level tsp. baking powder
    1 tsp. grated lemon rind
    Icing sugar

    Here is a fancy cake which would have been eaten at many an afternoon tea.
    Cream the butter (margarine will do) and sugar until light and fluffy and
    add the lemon rind. Sieve the cornflour and baking powder together. Break
    the egg into a bowl and beat with a fork. Add a small amount (about a
    tablespoon) of egg and a similar amount of cornflour alternately to the
    creamed butter and sugar, beating well between each addition. Place about
    a dozen paper cake cases in a baking tin and add a teaspoonful of mixture
    to each case (use the back of another spoon to push it off). Place in a
    pre-heated oven at 375F/180C/Gas mark 4 and bake 10 minutes until firm and
    golden (don't let them get beyond a golden colour). Allow the cakes to
    cool on a rack and then add a dusting of the icing sugar.

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