Put on your apron and have a go at Yelvertoft food guru Milly's delicious Easter Blondies

“Celebrate Mother’s Day and Easter with lots of tasty treats”
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Yelvertoft mother Milly Fyfe is a farmer’s wife and writer of our Countryside Kitchen feature.

She lives on a livestock and arable farm with her husband and two young boys.

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It won’t be long before we start lambing our sheep now. We have 300 breeding ewes whom will lamb between the end of March and end of April. Whilst tiring and quite demanding on our family, it does bring a lot of reward, helping new life into the world.

The yummy blondies.The yummy blondies.
The yummy blondies.

I always try and batch cook meals for the freezer to ensure I’ve got plenty to keep us all going, after all food equals fuel and an army would never march on an empty stomach would they?!

Mother’s day is on Sunday, March 19, and Easter is just around the corner. An opportunity to celebrate with family and friends and eat lots of tasty treats too.

Here’s my easy to follow recipe for Easter Blondies.

You will need:

Milly Fyfe.Milly Fyfe.
Milly Fyfe.

225g butter

100g white chocolate

250g light brown sugar

150g caster sugar

3 large eggs

1 tsp of vanilla extract

300g plain flour

1tsp baking powder

160g mini chocolate eggs

Method

Place the butter and chocolate into a small bowl and melt in the microwave. Allow to cool for 5 mins. Mix the light brown and caster sugar together with the eggs. Add the vanilla extract

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Slowly start mixing the butter / choc mixture into the eggs and sugar bit by bit. Add the baking powder and flour to the mixture and mix. Use a rolling pin to crush 80g of mini eggs (saving 80g for later) and add to the mixture.

Spoon mixture into a greased tray and bake for 40 mins at 200c. Bring out of the oven.

The cake should be slightly wobbly.

Press the remaining mini eggs into the top of the cake

Enjoy making these and where possible, please buy British produce, like British sugar, eggs and butter and support our local producers too.

I’m hoping my brood might treat me to something special this Mother’s day even if it’s the opportunity to have five minutes peace!

For more mealtime suggestions, follow the No Fuss Meals for Busy Parents food blog at www.nofussmealsforbusyparents.com or on Facebook and Instagram.

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