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4-6
Easy
By Malcolm Gluck and Mark Hix
Published 2005
AS A KID I REMEMBER A MOBILE VAN COMING DOWN TO THE SEAFRONT AT WEST BAY SELLING SOME WEIRD, HORSESHOE-SHAPED DOUGHNUTS. It was a bit way out for deepest Dorset, but I got a bit hooked on them as they seemed an unusual treat at the time. They were simply dredged with granulated sugar and served in a paper bag. I always thought, before I became a food nut, that they were made of some sort of potato concoction, and later discovered they were just simply a form of choux pastry, deep fried. The
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