Pictures gallery of Flies graveyard pastry
BakeBakeBake Fly Cemeteries
Okay, I'm aware that something called a Fly Cemetery isn't the most appealing idea. The pastry is my go-to shortcrust pastry recipe. Ingredients: For the filling:
Fly Cemeteries Gaynor St. Sam's St. Bede's Recipe Pages
Fly Cemeteries:- Referred to in Cookery books as Fruit Squares The pastry is at its crisp and buttery best on the day it is baked,
Fly Cemeteries Learning How to Bake the Irish…err…Scottish Way
She told me that no one has ever gotten the pastry recipe My mom who is now 94 and came to America when she was four always called a pastry like this one Fly
Fly Cemetery recipe Best Recipes
Fly Cemetery recipe at Best Recipes. Pastry base and top, with a mixed fruit centre.
Urban Dictionary Flies Graveyard
1. Flies Graveyard Square, flat bun with two pastry layers and sweet mince in the middle and sugar on top. Found all over Northern Ireland and loved by old and young
The Great British Diet
Fly Cemetery (Source: Internet) Looking on the net, I found what looks like a decent recipe Place half of the pastry in to a greased swiss roll tin.
Bullets Biscuits Fly Cemetery . currant squares or fruit
FLY CEMETERY 3 pounds apples, pared and cut into small pieces Roll the remaining pastry and place on top of the filling. Prick all over with a fork.
The Great British Diet
Fly Cemetery. Musings: you are first met by two quite resistant layers of shortcrust pastry that crumble in the mouth and are not at all sweet.
BBC Scotl Isl Blogging grannyE
PRICK THE TOP PASTRY LIGHTLY WITH A FORK THE SAME WAY THAT IS DONE WHEN MAKING SHORTBREAD. After reading the Fly Cemetery recipe again,
Fly Cemetery recipe from the Joyce Manwiller's Recipe Box Family
This recipe for Fly Cemetery, by Whats Cooking News Journal, is from Joyce Manwiller's Recipe Box Add enough milk so the pastry is neither dry nor wet.
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