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Apple and Coconut Wholemeal Loaf RecipeUsing Organic Ingredients for Back-to-School Lunchbox Baking
Baking a fruit loaf ready for slicing and packing in a back-to-school lunchbox is a pleasure. Using organic ingredients where possible can only improve the taste.
Shopping for local produce and high quality imported ingredients forms a good part of each week for menu planning. With the start of school term and semester, home baking for interesting lunchbox slices can use seasonal ingredients. Cooking apples are ripening earlier where the climate and variety allows. This makes early crops of fresh cooking apples a seasonal choice for this apple and coconut wholemeal loaf recipe. Apple and Coconut Wholemeal Loaf RecipeIngredients:
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About the Original Apple and Coconut Wholemeal Loaf RecipeThe recipe for Apple and Coconut Wholemeal Loaf was created to use some early ripened Malus domestica ‘Stirling Castle’ apples home-grown in a Scottish garden. ‘Stirling Castle’ apple was first recorded in 1831 in Scotland and remains a popular variety with gardeners living in the North of England and Scotland. The apple trees can produce annual heavy crops. The original recipe, tested by the author, used also Dark Muscovado dark brown sugar produced in Mauritius and desiccated coconut produced from organic agriculture and carrying the Soil Association Organic Standard from Crazy Jack Organic. The flour used in the original recipe was Allinson Wholemeal Plain Flour milled from 100% wholegrains.
The copyright of the article Apple and Coconut Wholemeal Loaf Recipe in Fall Recipes is owned by Susan Morris. Permission to republish Apple and Coconut Wholemeal Loaf Recipe in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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