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Saturday, 11 October 2014
Awesome 3 ingredient Aussie Damper
My neighbour shared his Aussie Damper Recipe with me and I had to share it with you. Not passing this fantastic recipe on is bordering on criminal negligence. It's idiot proof, smells and looks just like home baked bread and cooks in 15 minutes in the camp oven over a camp fire. Take the lid off the camp oven and you are greeted with the smell if home baked bread, except it has no yeast, fat or eggs in it. It's light fluffy and fragrant, you can bust it open and eat a chunk, slice and butter it or even toast it and eat it hot and crusty slathered in butter and golden syrup.
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