Has anyone got a recipe for malt loaf?

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Has anyone got a recipe for malt loaf?

Post: # 47377Post funkypixie »

I gave in to a craving for soreen malt loaf in the co-op the other day and thoroughly enjoyed it. The number of 'extra' ingredients got me wondering whether anyone made their own and if they did, can I have the recipe please?

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Post: # 47388Post TheLancsLass »

Hiya Anna :)

8 oz plain flour
pinch of salt
2 tbsp soft brown sugar
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
5 oz seedless raisins
2 oz golden syrup
2 tbsp malt
approx 1/4 pt milk

Grease and line a loaf tin (about 8.5" x 4.5" top dimension). Sieve the dry
ingredients, add the raisins. Melt the malt and syrup in half the milk. Make a well in the centre of the dry ingredients and pour in the malt mixture. Add more milk as necessary to give a sticky, soft consistency. Pour into tin and bake 1 - 1 1/4 hours at 160 C, 325 F, gas mark 3. Turn out to cool on wire rack, and (attempt to) keep for 24 hours before serving.

This one works well and is sticky like the old fashioned malt loaf used to be :) Hope this helps!
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Post: # 47474Post funkypixie »

That's exactly what I needed!

Thanks Sal - stick around won't you? :wink:

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Post: # 47488Post TheLancsLass »

muahahah of course, you are all stuck with me now I'm afraid! lol
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Post: # 47495Post red »

where did you get the malt from?
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Post: # 47949Post the.fee.fairy »

Does Malt Extract work?
I've got a tin hanging around ready for this!

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Post: # 47977Post TheLancsLass »

yup I use malt extract works a treat :)
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Post: # 47989Post the.fee.fairy »

Groovy!
I've got 4 hours to waste while i'm dyeing my hair tomorrow, and i can't dig the garden cos it nearly killed me last week, so i think i'll make some bread and malt loaf!!

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malt loaf recipe

Post: # 50700Post MaisyPark »

This sounds brilliant and will be giving it a whirl at the weekend. Thanks! maisypark :cheers:

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