Hot Cross Buns are a popular Easter staple. According to Christian tradition, they are to be made and eaten hot on Good Friday.
buns, baked |
This year, we're keeping the buns to serve with Easter dinner, but I did make them on Good Friday. I used this recipe as linked in my previous post.
After mixing all the ingredients, I kneaded the raisins into the dough.
dough, before rising |
Once kneaded, I let the dough rise for 1 1/2 hours.
dough, after rising |
After the first rise, I cut the dough into pieces, rolled them into balls and placed them in the greased pan...
buns in the pan, unbaked |
...and placed them in the oven to bake.
I did put crosses on them, but they dripped off and did not show up well. Maybe putting some cornstarch into the sugar-and-juice mixture would help them stay in place.
A blessed Good Friday to all.
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