Savour
the Pacific: A discovery of taste, Annabel Langbein 2000 New Zealand, with
beautiful photographs by Kieran Scott
Tropical
fruit slice
Makes about 48 pieces
100g (4oz) butter; ½ cup (1/2 x 397g/14oz can) sweetened
condensed milk; 1 x 250g (9oz) packet plain sweet biscuits, crushed to crumbs
(about 2 ½ cups); 2 cups roughly chopped dried fruits (eg apricots, papaya, pineapple, I also included some craisins);
1 cup desiccated coconut; 2 tblsp lemon juice
Lemon icing: 50g (2 oz) butter, melted; 3 tblsp boiling
water; 1 tblsp lemon juice; 3 ½ cups icing
sugar
MELT butter and condensed milk, stirring over heat until it
boils. Remove from heat.
ADD crushed biscuits, dried fruit (reserving ¼ cup for
decoration), coconut and lemon juice. Mix well and press into a 30cm x 24cm (12in
x 9in) baking tin. Refrigerate until set.
MAKE icing by mixing all ingredients to a smooth paste. Ice
slice and sprinkle with reserved dried fruits. Chill until set (about an hour)
then cut into bars.
Cook’s note: This tropical fruit slice will keep for
several weeks in an airtight container
Sooooooooooooooooooooo sweet, next time I will have a thinner layer of icing!
But, delicious! Anne
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Love the fingernails Marion!
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