Traditionally shortbread fingers are sprinkled with granulated sugar when they come out of the oven so you will need some of that too. You could also use demarera sugar for extra crunch. Once you’ve measured out the ingredients you can get your hands messy rubbing it all together with your fingertips to make the shortbread dough. The Crown will portray Princess Diana as pregnant and will showMohamed Al-Fayed claiming she and Dodi were killed as part of an 'establishment plot', source claims MAFS UK's Bianca reveals she wanted to be matched with GEORGES rather than JJ because of his 'manly vibes'

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If there are any excess bits of chocolate on the side from using this technique, you will find that they simply can be pushed off when cutting the slice into pieces. Chocolate Caramel Slice Make sure that you slice the shortbread into fingers when it is still warm. If you leave it to cool first it will be difficult to slice and likely to crumble. Hi, I'm Hannah! I'm a UK based vegan food blogger, recipe developer and food photographer specialising in the best vegan baking. Welcome to Domestic Gothess!Demi Moore,60, bares her washboard abs in a bikini while posing under a waterfall after rafting down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon

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Use a little oil in the pan when placing the baking/parchment paper as this will ensure it stays in place. Slowly add in lemon. Taste as you go to get the right strength. I don't' usually use the full amount, as I don't like it very tart.

Once comfortable with measurements you will be able to ‘eyeball’ the pour. Those of us who prefer this method usually offer to serve our guests by the finger. Until you have it down, feel free to use a bar jigger. Though being a bit avant garde with your pouring is a completely acceptable part of the whisky ritual. Classic bakery treat: with a biscuit base, smooth caramel filling and layer of milk chocolate on top this slice goes down a treat! An alternative to the traditional lemon juice and icing sugar is to make a cream cheese icing – makes it that little bit more decadent. Method