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Singin Hinnies – Northumbrian Tea-Time Griddle

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Ingredients

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250 g flour
1/8 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
1/8 teaspoon cream of tartar
1/4 teaspoon salt
60 g butter, at room temperature
60 g lard or 60 g white vegetable fat
85 g raisins
milk, to bind
fat or dripping, for the griddle
knobs butter

Nutritional information

574.8
Calories
250 g
Calories From Fat
27.9 g
Total Fat
13.7 g
Saturated Fat
46.3 mg
Cholesterol
275.7 mg
Sodium
75.5 g
Carbs
3 g
Dietary Fiber
20.9 g
Sugars
7.7 g
Protein
76g
Serving Size

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Singin Hinnies – Northumbrian Tea-Time Griddle

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    These were a big hit at dinner last night. Easy to put together and quick to cook - we loved them! Thanks for sharing.

    • 60 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Singin’ Hinnies – Northumbrian Tea-Time Griddle Cakes/Scones, Served warm and oozing with butter, these fabulous fruity griddlecakes make a great treat for breakfast or afternoon tea I remember my grandmother making these when I was little; she lived in a very old stone cottage in Northumberland, and made these on a huge cast iron black griddle, or girdle as they were also called! We used to eat them hot from the griddle, with butter in front of a roaring wood fire during the winter months Singin’ hinnies are a type of fried fruit scone or griddle cake, so called as they ‘sing’ and sizzle whilst cooking ‘Hinny’ is a Northern term for endearment used especially to children – my grandmother used to call me hinny Similar to singin’ hinnies are Northumbrian griddle cakes, also known as Gosforth gridies If you are making them for a childrens party or at Christmas, put coins that have been briefly boiled, then wrapped in greaseproof paper, in the middle of some of the singin hinnies , These were a big hit at dinner last night Easy to put together and quick to cook – we loved them! Thanks for sharing , First, Thanks for the reviews on my recipes!!! Second, my Grannie used to make these for me when i was little and my mom worked at Race St Fish Market ( i was the spoiled first Great-Grandchild) Id ask for these Breakfast Cakes everytime my Grannie babysat me, and she always obliged cuz it was THE ONLY WAY id eat raisins!!!! thank you, THANK YOU for the recipe! i hope my own daughter enjoys them as much as i did! ~Darc


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Sift Together the Flour, Raising Powders and Salt.

    2
    Done

    Rub in the Butter and Lard/Vegetable Fat, and Then Mix in the Fruit.

    3
    Done

    Add Enough Milk to Make a Firm Dough. Roll Out, and Then Cut Into Rounds of About 3" or 6cm in Diameter.

    4
    Done

    Grease the Heated Griddle (or a Heavy Frying Pan or Skillet) With Lard or Dripping Thoroughly. Put on the Cakes and Turn Them When the Underneath Is a Nice Mottled Brown. Keep the Singin' Hinnies Warm in the Oven Until They Are All Cooked.

    5
    Done

    Cut in Half and Put a Big Knob of Butter in the Middle. Serve Immediately.

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