Jam Buns
I felt that I just had to share with you one of the other talents of Mrs H that is apart from her art which she is well known for.
We have been married for about ten years and this is only the second batch of buns she has made. The first batch was about three weeks ago and they absolutely delicious, in fact I could live off the smell coming from the kitchen - they are that good!
The jam is described as Luxury Strawberry spread at a content of 75% fruit.
They are just perfect with a cup of tea while sitting by the fire on a very cold and wintry evening.
They look delicious, more my cup of tea than the bacon and cabbage. And you really cannot beat the smell of baking x
ReplyDeleteFran you are absolutely correct they are very more-ish ! I have apply my inner discipline to stop myself from eating too many :)
DeleteOh yum indeed, Mel. Your Mrs H is a real treasure! I will have to come for tea one of these days - and I'm not joking :-) I can imagine the amount of will power you need to resist these must be phenomenal!
ReplyDeleteI think that I have only had six and they are quite small about 60mm square :)
DeleteOh yummm... These look delicious....
ReplyDeletemy oven has broke ... I wonder if these would cook up in a toaster oven.
They might do!
DeleteMrs H say's they bake at a moderately hot oven for 12 to 15 minutes.
Recipe is 8 ounces of self raising flour
4 ounces of butter and 4 ounces of caster sugar (& more if you have a sweet tooth)
Two eggs and your choice of Jam
Rub butter into flour lifting to add air
add sugar, in a separate bowl whisk the eggs and add to flour.
Mix well to make a sticky mixture add a wee drop of milk if necessary.
Grease flat baking tray or sheet.
Lift large spoonful of mixture and shape into rounds, leaving room for cakes to spread.
With a floury finger make indentation in bun and fill with jam.
Leave to cool before eating - otherwise hot jam burns the tongue says Mr Heron :)
Oh I am going to have to try making these, Mel. Mrs. H has magic in her hands and mind doesn't she?
DeleteYes she has a powerful pair of hands :) !
DeleteThank you so much for the recipe, I'm sure they would be great in my little oven.
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome & good luck with your baking
DeleteI've just made a batch of those. My family always call them, 'Mount Vesuvius Buns'. :o)
ReplyDeleteThat is a good name for them and I can see why :)
DeleteOhhhh yummy can we order a batch for April?! Xx
ReplyDeleteWell I'm not sure about that I shall have ask the Boss ;-)
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