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welsh kitchen<br />

BerryWorld Blueberry,<br />

Oat and Pecan Pancakes<br />

Light, fluffy and oozing with<br />

the goodness of blueberries, these pancakes<br />

make a perfect breakfast treat. They are quick to make<br />

and the oats and pecans help sustain you through a busy<br />

morning. Serves: 4<br />

BerryWorld Gooseberry<br />

and Nut Crumble<br />

You’ll need<br />

For the Blueberry Sauce:<br />

200g blueberries<br />

25g caster sugar<br />

For the pancakes:<br />

2 free range eggs, separated<br />

50g self-raising flour<br />

50g rolled oats<br />

150ml semi skimmed milk<br />

25g caster sugar<br />

100g BerryWorld blueberries<br />

25g pecans, roughly chopped<br />

1tbsp sunflower oil<br />

What next?<br />

1 First make the blueberry sauce by placing the<br />

blueberries in a saucepan with the sugar and 2 tbsp<br />

water, gently heat until softened and syrupy but still<br />

holding their shape, keep warm.<br />

2 Whisk the egg whites in a clean bowl until stiff. In<br />

another bowl beat the egg yolks, flour, oats, milk and<br />

sugar together until smooth.<br />

3 Fold in the blueberries and pecans, followed by the<br />

whisked egg white.<br />

4 Heat a non-stick frying pan with a little of the oil. Place<br />

tablespoons of the batter in to make small pancakes,<br />

cook for a few minutes each side until golden, keep<br />

warm whilst cooking the remaining batter.<br />

5 Serve piled up with the blueberry sauce poured over.<br />

Gooseberries have a subtle but sharp flavour when at<br />

their best, so the aromatic sweetness of ginger is a great<br />

combination. Serves: 4-5<br />

You’ll need<br />

250g BerryWorld gooseberries<br />

4-5tbsp sugar or to taste<br />

½ tsp ground ginger<br />

1 whole stem ginger, chopped<br />

75g unsalted butter<br />

75g plain flour<br />

50g flaked almonds<br />

25g rolled oats<br />

25-50g soft light brown sugar<br />

What next?<br />

1 Top and tail the gooseberries and put in a small pan<br />

with the sugar and ground ginger. Cook gently until<br />

the sugar has dissolved. Place in an ovenproof dish, stir<br />

in the chopped ginger and set aside.<br />

2 Preheat the oven 180C/350F/gas Mark 4. Rub together<br />

the butter and flour. Add in the nuts, oats and brown<br />

sugar.<br />

3 Sprinkle the topping evenly over the fruit and bake for<br />

about 30 minutes until the topping is golden. Serve<br />

with ice cream, thick cream or custard.<br />

For more recipes visit: berryworld.com<br />

For more recipes visit berryworld.com<br />

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