2. As you have already learned,
tatties always appear at Scottish
traditional meal times.
Here is a recipe for a traditional sweet
made from tatties.
Its easy! Why not try it at home.
Primary 4 made some in class.
Delicious!!
3. Ingredients
Cold and thoroughly mashed boiled potatoes - 1½ heaped tablespoons
of mashed potato per bar
Icing sugar (have a packet ready – quantity depends on how stiff your
mashed potato is)
2 tsp vanilla essence
8 oz Melted chocolate for coating
1 Cup Toasted desiccated coconut (makes 12)
Method
Cook potatoes in boiling water for 20 minutes before mashing.
Mix potatoes with icing sugar; add enough sugar to make the
mixture firm.
Chill, then roll the mixture into balls or shape into bars.
Toast desiccated coconut in a hot pan or on a tray in the oven, at
350°F (180°C/Gas Mark 4) until golden brown.
Melt chocolate slowly in a warm pan; stirring constantly to prevent
sticking.
Coat the balls with melted chocolate (You could use a pastry brush!)
and cover with the toasted desiccated coconut on all sides.
Allow the bars to cool before eating (and enjoying!!!) Scottish
Macaroon Bars
4. Primary 4 get to work!
We rolled the potato
and icing sugar
mixture into balls!
It’s Onesie Day at Blackfriars.
We all wore pyjamas or onesies to school today !
14. Preparation method
1. In a large deep pot place all
ingredients, stir over a medium
heat until all melts, stirring
frequently.
15. 2. Bring to boil, simmer for 40
minutes stirring now and again.
3. Remove from the heat stirring
all the time; be careful.
4. Spread mixture in a flat tray
leave to cool for at least 1 hour.
Cut into squares and enjoy.