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Hot Cross Buns Cholesterol Free Recipe

April 6th 2012 01:55
Buttered Hot Cross Buns Easter Recipe
The following recipe with step by step pics explains how to make cholesterol free Hot Cross Buns at home, but why do we only eat them at Easter? In the 16th century, the newly Protestant monarchs of England banned them as a symbol of Catholicism. Following public outcry, Queen Elizabeth the 1st permitted them, but only at Easter and Christmas. Strangely, we still adhere to that obsolete law 400 years later.
Free Hot Cross Buns Recipe Ingredients

Ingredients for a dozen buns
500g (1lb 2oz) Plain flour
7g (1/4 oz) Salt
55g (2oz) Sugar
15g (1/2 oz) Mixed spice
25g (1oz) Dried yeast
110g (4oz) Currants
110g (4oz) Sultanas
50ml (2fl oz) Canola oil
250ml (1/2 pint) Warm water

80g (3oz) Plain flour
25ml (1fl oz) Water
Home Made Hot Cross Bun Dough

Method
Sieve the first five dry ingredients into a bowl or just mix them.
Make a bay in the centre and add the oil and water.
Mix on medium speed with a dough hook until the dough becomes slightly translucent and the trapped air begins to ‘pop’.
Alternatively, knead thoroughly on the bench. That is how I made it but it was hard work and took half an hour. The dough is mixed enough when it can stretch into strands without tearing.
Mix the currants and sultanas through the dough.
Cholesterol Free Hot Cross Buns Recipe

Cover the bowl with a wet cloth and allow the dough to prove in a warm place for 45 minutes or until it doubles in size.
Break off 120g (4oz) balls of dough, roll them, and place them on a greased baking tray, about 2cm (1 inch) apart.
Cover the tray with a wet cloth and allow the buns to prove in a warm place until they double in size.
How to Make Hot Cross Buns

Mix a slurry of plain flour and water to the consistency of mud. Spoon it into an oven bag and snip off the corner of the bag with scissors.
Pipe a cross onto each bun.
Bake at 210°c (424°f) for approximately 18 minutes.
Serve Hot Cross Buns warmed with butter at any time of the year.

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Comment by Helen Randell

April 6th 2010 12:11
These look impressive Glen. A friend of mine has been trying for a couple of years, and thinks that she has perfected her recipe this season.

I might have to run a cook off between them - at any time during the year!

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