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Biscuit Crust Substitute
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Description:
Suitable to replace graham crust base or ingredient

Source:
My creation! from Australia

Serves/Makes:1 crust pie plate size

Ingredients
  • 2 cups (475 ml) crushed or finely blended wheat biscuits to suit diet
  • 1-1/2 cups (350 ml) crushed or finely blended cornflakes to suit diet
  • 1/2 cup (125 ml) to 3/4 cup (175 ml) melted margarine or butter to suit diet
Preparation
  • For recipes where the graham crust is needed without the crust effect use only the dry ingedients to the measure specified in the recipe but the proportions above must be maintained.
  • For a biscuit base use the butter/margarine to create a crust. If the mix is right it will look damp but not greasy, and cling or clump together a little.
  • Take this base mix and with a spoon of about soup size or dessert spoon size press the base onto the plate firmly. The effect will be obtained that the mix will escape a little from under the back of the spoon. This is what you want as a firm crust will form when chilled, so the dessert will not become a fashion accessory.
  • Chill for about 30 minutes then add your favourite filling for a chilled dessert, e.g. cold cheesecake mix, etc.
Comments
I have allergies & most retail items have gums added to their product which are difficult for me to digest comfortably. I am currently creating a few more satisfactory dishes for myself to obtain a diet more like the milk & egg diet I had before my allergy caused me problems.

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