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When you want a delicate sweetness in your baking, using White Sugar or Caster Sugar can provide a subtle sweetness that enhances the other flavours without overpowering them.

Fruity

Using fruit can add a natural, fruity sweetness to baking, creating a refreshing, light flavour or adding sweet tartness. White Sugar or Caster Sugar in baking, allows the flavour of the fruit to shine and Jam Setting Sugar preserves the taste of fruit in vibrant jams.

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Coconut Sugar bring a subtle nuttiness to baked goods, elevating the taste with a mild, natural sweetness and pairs beautifully with tropical flavours.

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Using sugars with spices like cinnamon, ginger, licorice or chai can lend a warm, aromatic sweetness to baking.

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Utilising brown sugars or incorporating caramelised sugar syrups creates a richer, deeper flavor profile, adding a hint of caramel or toffee-like taste.

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Chocolate adds a decadent richness to baked goods with its deep cocoa flavour, making it perfect for indulgent treats. Try adding a deep flavoured Brown Sugar to the mix for enhanced chocolate flavour.

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Banoffee Pie

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15 mins
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An indulgent English dessert made from cream, bananas and caramel. Once you've tried it, you'll want more. We love it!

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Ingredients
  • 400g can caramelised sweetened condensed milk, or substitute with plain sweetened condensed milk
  • 100ml cream, whipped
  • 125g butter, cubed
  • 1 cup flour
  • ½ cup Chelsea Icing Sugar
  • 2 medium-firm bananas
  • 200ml cream, whipped
  • 4 Tbsp grated dark chocolate
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Method
To caramelise sweetened condensed milk:
Place the unopened can of sweetened condensed milk in a saucepan and cover with cold water. Bring to the boil and keep on a steady simmer for 3 hours, topping up the water level as necessary. Turn off the heat and allow the can to cool in the water. Mix the caramelised condensed milk with the first measure whipped cream. Mix until smooth then chill while you prepare the pastry case.
In a food processor, mix butter, flour and icing sugar until they clump together in a ball of pastry around the blade. Press into a fluted loose bottomed tart tin and chill until the pastry is firm. Preheat oven to 200°C and bake blind using tinfoil spread with uncooked rice grains for 10 minutes. Remove the tinfoil and rice and bake another 3 - 4 minutes to make sure the base is cooked and golden brown. Allow to cool.
Peel the bananas and cut into diagonal slices. Cover the base of the tart with banana. Fill with cooled toffee mixture and refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Cover with whipped cream and sprinkle with grated dark chocolate.
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