Blackberry Compote
To serve:
Lyndey’s Note: If preferred, the blackberries can be sieved after they have been mashed. Just add a few of the seeds back in to the mixture. However in this case it would be better to start with more blackberries and add a little water to make the sieving easier. Wiping out the excess butter ensures the first batch will cook evenly.
From Lyndey Milan’s Taste of Ireland– Episode 4, County Fermanagh
These are a traditional Irish afternoon tea recipe and can be made using a soda bread recipe if no self-raising flour is available. However, adding the baking powder gives them an extra rise. The quick berry compote is a wonderful substitute for berry jam.
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