Method

1. Keeping 20 raspberries aside for decoration,  just cover the rest of the raspberries with water, bring to the boil, simmer for a few minutes, add sugar to taste.
2. Leave to cool, put though a fine sieve, set aside until cold.
3. Mix together pinhead oatmeal and brown sugar and place on baking tray under
   hot grill.
4. Keep moving around to prevent burning, when a nice toasted colour is achieved remove from grill and leave to cool. You should have a slightly sticky oat granola.
5. Put the cream, icing sugar to taste and whisky/Drambuie in a bowl. Whip until stiff.

To Serve

1. Take four glass tumblers, put some of the pinhead oatmeal in the bottom, cover with a little coulis.
2. Spoon in some cream mix, top with a few fresh raspberries, more coulis, more pinhead oats. Try and achieve a marble effect between the dark red coulis and the cream. Spoon in some more cream, dribble over coulis, top with three fresh raspberries, sprinkle with the remaining pinhead oats. 

This should be made a few hours in advance and will happily sit in the fridge.