I bought some hot cross buns from a specialty shop - they were terrible, what I discovered is if you have about 3-4 hours, you can make hot cross buns at home that are delicious. This is an adaptation of a recipe I found on Panasonic. (Panasonic make a great bread maker by the by). You obviously cannot make buns from beginning to end in a breadmaker, but you can get it to do the kneading and 1st proove. The result is a light fluffy, perfectly kneaded bun mix.
I started this blog to ensure some of our well used family recipies do not ever get lost. Each one has been tested by the family, most over several years, and is rated according to how difficult it is to make. If you would like updates whenever a new recipie goes on, just put your email address in the box on the right. I love comments, so feel free to leave some.
Showing posts with label Sultanas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sultanas. Show all posts
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Sunday, December 7, 2014
A light Christmas Cake
This recipie comes from Australian Good Taste Magazine, and I would describe it as a very fancy sultana cake. It is a light cake, and perfect for those who don't really like the full on fruit cake at Christmas time. The pistachios turn out quite soft and buttery. I added in some dried cherries along with the cranberries, and just reduced the sultanas accordingly for a more Christmas touch.
The original recipe comes with a lovely frosting, Just beat together in a mixer 2 egg whites, 3 cups sifted icing sugar and 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla bean paste on the day you want to serve it.
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