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Hot Nought + Cross Buns
Play noughts and crosses (tic tac toe) with buns. Winner gets to eat them.
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Sieve the flour in to a bowl and add the cinnamon, salt, nutmeg and mixed spice. Sieve in the sugar and then mix it all together.
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Fill a measuring jug with 1 cup of warm milk, add the yeast and leave for 10 minutes.
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Crack the two eggs in to a new mixing bowl, add the remaining milk and beat together.
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Add this to the yeast mixture and beat again.
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Combine the flour and milk mixtures together, and stir in some raisins.
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Cover with cling film and leave for an hour.
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Cover a baking tray with some grease-proof paper and make the dough in to bun shapes. Make crosses and knots out of shortcrust pastry and place on top of the buns. Cook in an oven heated at 400° for 10 minutes. Remove the buns and glaze with egg yolk using a pastry brush. Pop back in the oven and cook for another 10 minutes at 300°.
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March 23, 2006 00:17
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Ida
15 Jun 16:53
The receipt sounds like yummy, but is is just me or is there no sugar in the ingredients?
Hmm but I'd like to say your site kicks some ass :) Keep doing this stuff, girl~
Cat Morley
27 Jun 22:02
Opps sorry, it's just one cup of sugar. x
Shivi
06 Nov 07:26
Yum! Do they taste like hot cross buns?
Shivi
06 Nov 07:28
Yum! Do they taste like hot cross buns?
Ginger Ginger.
26 Aug 05:39
dang it , i got everything but yeast, where do u get yeast cat?