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Auntie Rita's Recipe For Coconut Haystacks

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He that looketh on a plate of ham and eggs to lust after it, hath already commited breakfast with it in his heart.              Coconut haystacks 2
 
C. S. Lewis. 

AUNTIE RITA’S RECIPE FOR COCONUT HAYSTACKS

I am a member of the Blaydon writers group and for my sins, I also run their website. www.blaydonwriters.org.uk and on that site Coconut haystack must be one of the most popular recipes of all time – we get at least dozen requests for the recipe each month (280 to Date) and this month there were sixteen. So when Heather Speakman of North Yorkshire sent in an email with her auntie Rita’s own recipe for haystacks, I asked and was given permission to use the recipe on both sites. Now I know we already have one recipe for coconut haystacks. But take a look at this one it is different and sound delicious.

Auntie Rita’s Coconut Haystacks.

6oz Caster Sugar
6oz Dessicated Coconut
Two Egg Whites
Glace Cherries

Whisk the egg whites until stiff, mix together the sugar and coconut and then fold into the egg whites.  Form into small ball-shapes with clean hands (about the size of a golf ball) stick half a glace cherry on top.  Place on a baking tray lined with non-stick baking paper and cook in a moderate oven (I have a fan-assisted electric oven and baked them on 180f) for 20-25 minutes. 

Thank you kindly, Heather and Auntie Rita.
 
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