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Pittwater Life January 2017 Issue

Locals' Guide - 101 Things To Do. Simple Plan On Preserving Pittwater.

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freeze overnight until<br />

firm.<br />

3. Place the chocolate on<br />

a shallow, heatproof<br />

microwave-safe plate.<br />

Microwave, uncovered<br />

in 1-minute bursts on<br />

medium/50%, stirring every<br />

minute with a metal spoon<br />

until melted and smooth.<br />

Line a large flat tray with<br />

baking paper. One wafer at<br />

a time, coat one side of each<br />

wafer in the chocolate. Place<br />

onto the tray, chocolate<br />

side up. Refrigerate until<br />

set. Repeat, coating the<br />

other side of each wafer in<br />

chocolate.<br />

4. Remove the ice-cream<br />

from the loaf pan and cut<br />

into 2cm thick pieces.<br />

Sandwich each piece<br />

ice-cream between two<br />

chocolate coated wafers,<br />

dust with cocoa powder.<br />

Serve immediately.<br />

Salted caramel<br />

mango ice cream<br />

cake<br />

Serves 10<br />

1¼ cup self-raising flour<br />

80g butter, chilled, chopped<br />

½ cup brown sugar<br />

1 cup honey roasted<br />

macadamia nuts, roughly<br />

chopped<br />

3 litres vanilla ice cream<br />

5 Calypso mangoes<br />

Quick salted caramel<br />

½ cup thickened cream<br />

2 x 135g packet Werther’s<br />

chewy toffees, unwrapped<br />

2 tsp salt flakes, crushed<br />

1. Preheat oven to 180°C<br />

fan-forced. Combine<br />

the flour and butter in a<br />

food processor. Process<br />

until mixture resembles<br />

fine breadcrumbs. Add<br />

sugar and ½ cup of the<br />

macadamia nuts, process<br />

until crumble forms<br />

clumps. Spread out on a<br />

baking tray, bake for 15<br />

minutes or until golden.<br />

Cool.<br />

2. Meanwhile, to make the<br />

quick salted caramel,<br />

pour the cream into<br />

small saucepan, add<br />

the caramels. Stir over<br />

medium-high heat for 3-4<br />

minutes until cream comes<br />

to the boil. Remove from<br />

the heat and stir until<br />

caramels have melted and<br />

sauce is smooth. Stir in the<br />

salt. Set aside to cool.<br />

3. Line base and side 4cm<br />

deep, 20cm x 30cm (base)<br />

baking dish with baking<br />

paper, allowing a 2cm<br />

overhang at both long<br />

sides. Scatter the crumble<br />

over the base of the pan to<br />

cover.<br />

4. Peel three of the mangoes.<br />

Chop the fruit. Swirl<br />

chopped mango, remaining<br />

macadamia nuts and ¾ cup<br />

salted caramel through the<br />

ice cream. Spoon over the<br />

crumble base. Smooth the<br />

surface. Cover and freeze<br />

overnight.<br />

5. Peel and chop the<br />

remaining two mangoes,<br />

spoon over the ice cream.<br />

Cut into pieces and serve<br />

drizzled with remaining<br />

salted caramel.<br />

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JANUARY <strong>2017</strong> 67<br />

Food <strong>Life</strong>

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