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Apple and berry tea cake
Enjoy this with a cup of tea, or it is scrumptious served warm with custard for dessert.
Enjoy this with a cup of tea, or it is scrumptious served warm with custard for dessert.
This can be cooked in an oven for that delicious moist chicken and coconut flavour.
A rich, melt in your mouth meal, perfect for cold evenings.
You can add nuts or coconut and vary the fruits and spices to suit your own tastes.
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Up the ante and serve this cake with vanilla-scented cream and homemade apple sauce.
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The crumble topping means they can stand in for dessert as well as a little treat snack.
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