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Leamington and Warwick Living Jan - Feb 2021

Our first issue of 2021 - we are celebrating the good things COVID has brought - an appreciation of local businesses, a better sense of community, and more time to work on our homes. We have a real-life room transformation, plus the usual dose of recipes and interviews.

Our first issue of 2021 - we are celebrating the good things COVID has brought - an appreciation of local businesses, a better sense of community, and more time to work on our homes. We have a real-life room transformation, plus the usual dose of recipes and interviews.

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KIWI LIME PIE<br />

This easy dessert recipe uses juicy kiwi fruit to top<br />

the creamy lime filling <strong>and</strong> crunchy ginger nut base.<br />

An ideal get-ahead pud. Whilst technically not ready<br />

in 30 mins, it can chill whilst you eat your main meal.<br />

Preparation time: 20 minutes, plus chilling<br />

Cooking time: 10 minutes<br />

Total time: 30 minutes, plus chilling<br />

Serves: 8-10<br />

INGREDIENTS<br />

200g ginger nut biscuits<br />

75g unsalted butter, melted<br />

200ml double cream<br />

200g condensed milk<br />

4 unwaxed limes, zest <strong>and</strong> juice<br />

5 mint leaves, finely shredded<br />

2 Waitrose 1 Perfectly Ripe Kiwis<br />

METHOD<br />

Preheat the oven to 180°C, gas mark 4. Line the<br />

base of a 23cm loose-bottomed tart case with a<br />

circle of parchment. Whizz the biscuits in a food<br />

processor until crushed. Add the melted butter <strong>and</strong><br />

whizz again. Tip into the tart case <strong>and</strong> press in the<br />

base <strong>and</strong> up the sides with the back of a spoon.<br />

Bake for 10 minutes, then set aside to cool.<br />

Put the double cream, condensed milk <strong>and</strong> lime<br />

zest <strong>and</strong> juice into a mixing bowl <strong>and</strong> whisk<br />

together lightly with a balloon whisk. Stir through<br />

the mint then pour into the tart case. Chill for at<br />

least an hour.<br />

Top <strong>and</strong> tail the kiwi fruit, then use a vegetable<br />

peeler to remove the skin. Slice the kiwis, then<br />

tumble over the tart.<br />

COOK’S TIP<br />

Left over condensed milk is brilliant for making<br />

iced coffee, or it can be simmered down to make<br />

caramel. It also freezes well.<br />

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