For the past forty years, baking Hot Cross Buns on Good Friday has been a tradition. This recipe is one that appeared in our local newspaper in the early eighties. I think it has been featured on the blog in past years. I have baked hundreds of these through the years, often multiplying the recipe! This year is no exception!
Here is one pan, just out of the oven and awash in glaze, studded with currants!
Perfect with bacon alongside and a cup of tea!
Be safe, stay well, and may your Easter season hold special blessings for you!
Oh, Sister!!! How I would love to have just one of those buns! You've perfected the art of baking, and I enjoy anything that comes from your kitchen. Happy Easter! Love you!
ReplyDeleteGosh, I've never seen Hot Cross Buns with a cut before, but confess my pre bake crosses failed so badly I actually thought about cutting mine too! Mine are always sweet, not savoury. Love them toasted, and wonder, as with Shrove Tuesday pancakes, why we don't do them more often. The Bookends of Lent!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I've made these too, delicious!!
ReplyDeleteI never thought of making Sweet Cross Buns individually. Mine are raised sweet dough and they are all stuck together in a pan and once they have cooled, I make a cross of glaze on top. I might make them in a muffin pan this time.
ReplyDeleteSince I'm still fasting until after Easter Vigil this evening, I will not be able to taste them until after the late evening.
Happy Easter to you and all your loved ones.
You have beautiful buns. tee-hee
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
Yum, yum, yum. And with bacon alongside, what could be better. I hope you had a lovely Easter. Wishing you a beautiful week ahead. Brenda xo
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious!!! Hope you had a great Easter and are enjoying the Spring!
ReplyDeleteYour hot cross buns look sumptuous, Nellie. I wish I could bite into one right now. Thank you for your visit and comment on Writing Straight from the Heart. You are right. The "firsts" sear the heart every time. It is a journey that most of us have to walk but I don't wish it on anyone. It is so, so hard, Nellie. Only with God am I doing it. Have a good rest of the week, my dear friend. Hugs. Susan
ReplyDeleteOh, they look awesome, Nellie! I love them, but sadly am the only one here who does. Wish I lived next door to you! 😉
ReplyDeleteNelli, I LOVE HOT CROSS BUNS! I first had them when I was a child and my Mom would get some for my Dad at the store. My Dad liked them very much. The ones you made look so Yummy. Your bunny cup is so cute. Keep making your hot cross buns, Nellie. That is such a special thing to do.
ReplyDelete~Sheri