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  • Makes 1
  • 35 minutes
  • Difficulty Easy
  • 4 Ingredients

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If you have a family pie maker but don’t feel like a full pie (or having to use a knife and fork to eat your pie), you have to try this Pie Maker Fruit Scroll Recipe – easy, quick and delicious on its own or with cream and ice cream.

Once you’ve tried this Pie Maker Recipe, you’ll be adding it to your FAVOURITES list in a flash!


Ingredients (makes 1 Large Scroll)

  • 2 sheets Frozen Puff Pastry
  • 2 tsps Butter
  • 2 tbsps Fruit Mince
  • 2 tbsps Crushed Nuts (walnuts, pecans or almonds) - Optional

Method

  1. To make this Pie Maker Fruit Scroll Recipe, preheat pie maker and lay two sheets of store bought puff pastry on the bench (leave the plastic backing in place to help with no sticking.
  2. While the sheets are still frozen, spread 1 tsp of Butter + 1 tbsp Fruit Mince filling over each sheet of pastry. If you like a little crunch, sprinkle nuts on now.
  3. By now, the pastry should be partially/fully thawed. Cut each sheet of pastry into 8 long even strips (cut in half, then quarters and then eighths).
  4. Start with one strip and roll into a scroll. Then sit on the next strip and roll and continue until all 16 strips are in a roll. If you find it a little tricky to roll once the scroll gets larger, turn on its side and wrap the strips around.
  5. Place the scroll on a double sheet of baking paper and sit inside the pie maker (the baking paper will stop the sweet filling coming into direct contact with the base of the pie maker and burning). If you find during cooking that the top of the scroll is coming into contact with the top of the pie maker, lay another sheet of baking paper over the top.
  6. Depending on your pie maker and how tightly you have rolled the scroll, cooking time could be up to 40 minutes. We suggest rolling loosely at the centre of the scroll to encourage cooking through.
  7. Sprinkle with icing sugar to serve and eat as is ... or add some cream and/or ice cream!

Notes

If you don't have a Pie Maker that makes individual pies, this Pie Maker Fruit Scroll Recipe will still work perfectly. Just make mini scrolls using 2 or 3 strips of pastry and sit them inside the individual pie wells.

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  • Dont own a pie maker but this looks divine

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  • This looks amazing! I have a pie maker so I will have to give it a go.

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  • this looks beautiful – i have a jar of fruit mince, might be used to make these

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  • The fruit scroll looks so good,a favourite of mine to indulge in! Thanks!

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  • Im going to be giving this a go!

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  • So easy to make.But don’t own one.

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  • I just a little pie maker so I am going to give this one a try this weekend. Looks delicious.

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  • I don’t have a pie maker so I’ll give this a miss.


    • You don’t need a pie maker for this, just as easy to make in the oven

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  • I just got a pie maker! Will try this one out

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  • I am really dreading getting rid of my pie maker that I never ever used.

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  • Love it. Thank you for sharing

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  • This can be cooked in an oven and it will work just as well.
    The biggest problem is setting out the pasty and rolling it.

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  • I don’t have a pie maker, so I may try this in the oven :)

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  • Looks so yummy. Hopefully it’s not as tricky as it sounds rolling them as i really want to have a go!

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  • Yummy looks good

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