Name: Asbourne Gingerbread
Ingredients: 8 oz Self-raising flour; 4 oz Margarine; Pinch of salt; 2 ts Ground ginger; 1 tb Golden syrup

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Cookies	20	Cookies

INGREDIENTS

8	oz	Self-raising flour
4	oz	Margarine
		Pinch of salt
2	ts	Ground ginger
1	tb	Golden syrup

INSTRUCTIONS

Pre-heat oven to 350oF Mark 4. Sieve flour, salt and ginger together. Cream
the syrup, margarine and sugar in a bowl, then stir in the dry ingredients.
Knead to form a smooth dough. Form 1 inch balls, then roll into a sausage
shape and flatten slightly on a greased baking sheet with the back of a
fork. Bake until golden brown; approx. 15 to 20 mins. Cool on a wire rack.
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