I originally found this recipe on the internet after doing a search, because I had a tin of Milo that was well past its use-by date and was trying to find ways of using it up. I've changed it slightly since, and these biscuits are worth making even if your Milo isn't a bit old!Cream together butter and sugar, then add an egg and some Milo. Stir in oats (and some sultanas if you like), then flour to make a slightly crumbly dough.
Make little balls of dough, put on a baking sheet not too close together, and flatten slightly with a fork. Cook for 12-15 mins at 180 C. Leave to cool on tray for a while to become firm before moving to a cooling rack.
Ingredients:
125 g butter, soft
1/2 cup caster sugar
1 egg
1/2 cup Milo
1/4 cup porridge/quick oats
1 1/2 cup self-raising flour
For another way of using Milo in a biscuit, see Oaty Cranberry and Milo Cookies
7 comments:
what a nice and easy recipe for these lovely biscuits!
Milo Bicuits, what a great idea.
Arista, I have a Milo biscuit recipe and they are lovely, but only moderately 'miloey'. Do you think your recipe has more flavour of milo? It's such a fab recipe:)
Coby - I think these taste pretty Miloey. The first time I made them they weren't strong enough so I increased the amount. I suppose more could be added to give more of a hit!
(the increased amount is in the ingredient list)
Hi Arista, is it ok to use rolled oats instead?
Hello Anonymous - sorry for the delay in responding, I'm sure rolled oats would be fine, I'd say you'd end up with a more crumbly cookie. I must make these again, haven't made them for ages!
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