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Easy
By Shaun Hill
Published 2016
This needs a compote or purée of fruit to make the dish complete. The choice is yours but I have used plums, rhubarb and mango in this role.
Coat the almonds in the icing sugar then toast - or bake - until brown. This is best achieved on a baking sheet under a grill or at the top of a hot - 220°C/fan 200°C/gas mark 7 - oven. Watch the almonds throughout as they burn soon after they are perfect. Cool then crush the almonds - not too finely.
Whip the cream, adding the booze as it thickens. Line a small loaf tin, terrine or dee
