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Oh hello. We're awfully busy in the kitchen this morning.
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Lord and Lady Braybrooke with the weather so fine, have decided to go on a picnic here
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at Audley End House down by the river.
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I am going to make them Queen Drop Biscuits, not only are they easy to make but they are
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also delicious. For these you will need.
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First you need to soften the butter. And then we're going to add the sugar, and cream the
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two together.
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Next sift the flour.
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Then add in the eggs and mix until it's nice and fluffy.
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Tip in the currants, and then add a few drops of almond flavouring. I would recommend adding
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just a few more.
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Mix well.
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Now take equal amounts of mixture and just drop it onto a greased baking sheet.
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Make sure that you don't put them too close together because the mixture will spread.
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Now place them in a less than moderate oven. They will take just under 10 minutes so keep
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an eye on them.
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Now they are out of the oven give them a moment and then carefully take them off and then
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let them cool on a rack.
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Once the biscuits are cool arrange them delicately.
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They have the consistency of somewhere between a biscuit and a cake. I suppose the Americans
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might call them a cookie.
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So there we are, Queen Drop Biscuits. Perfect with a cup of tea.