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Anne x
09-Oct-08, 12:41
Preheat oven to 180 or Gas 4 or a griddle

8ozs Medium Oatmeal
1/4 tsp Bicar Of Soda
pinch Salt
3 teasps Butter or Margarine or Lard
1/4 pt Water


put water and butter in a small pan heat until butter melted
mix bicarb salt and oatmeal mix make a well in centre add water mix
it takes a wee whiley for the oatmeal to absorb the water etc
turn out to a surface very lightly dusted with oatmeal 6ins circles about 1/4 ins thick
cut in either rounds or quarters place on a baking sheet
bake in Oven for 20mins turning the Oatcakes over regularly (to stop them being stodgy )they should be crisp and light golden leave to cool on a wire rack

Serve with a slab of Scottish Cheese

dont let them Burn !

skinnydog
09-Oct-08, 13:09
Have never seen a recipe for them being done in the oven. My granny always used to do them on a griddle.

Sounds good, might even give them a go!!

Angela
09-Oct-08, 13:48
Thanks Anne!

"don't let them burn!" :lol: well, I'll try not to! :eek:

sassylass
13-Oct-08, 02:23
mmmm Anne x, will give the oatcakes a go, and will you please post your clootie pudding recipe too, thank you :)

Anne x
25-Feb-09, 13:24
Here you are Wifie the Oatcake recipe :lol:

helenwyler
25-Feb-09, 23:16
Thanks for the recipe Anne! It's good to have a tried and tested one :).

We eat a lot of oatcakes, and I was thinking it was about time I made my own. The latest craze is to have them with goat's cheese and quince jelly.....mmmmm :D!

wicker8
11-Jun-10, 12:33
Preheat oven to 180 or Gas 4 or a griddle

8ozs Medium Oatmeal
1/4 tsp Bicar Of Soda
pinch Salt
3 teasps Butter or Margarine or Lard
1/4 pt Water


put water and butter in a small pan heat until butter melted
mix bicarb salt and oatmeal mix make a well in centre add water mix
it takes a wee whiley for the oatmeal to absorb the water etc
turn out to a surface very lightly dusted with oatmeal 6ins circles about 1/4 ins thick
cut in either rounds or quarters place on a baking sheet
bake in Oven for 20mins turning the Oatcakes over regularly (to stop them being stodgy )they should be crisp and light golden leave to cool on a wire rack

Serve with a slab of Scottish Cheese

dont let them Burn !many thanks anne xi will give it a go :Razz

wicker8
22-Jun-10, 11:29
anne x your recipe for the oatcakes was just spot on many thanks :Razz