October 16, 2008

Tea Biscuits














Tea Biscuits



























































Ingredients



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Bread Flour



1125







Baking Powder



60







Shortening



250







Milk



550


or 500ml water + 50g milk powder

Eggs



200 (4)




Sugar



250







Salt



20







Currants



250



Cannot replace with raisins, raisins are too moist for this





Yield: 3 doz.




  1. Sift together the Bread flour, Baking soda, Baking powder and milk
    powder.


  2. Add
    the rest of the dry ingredients (bran, whoe wheat flour, raisins, salt, brown sugar, walnut) to the
    above and blend well by hand.


  3. Whisk
    eggs + vanilla + oil in a separate bowl.


  4. Add cold water to #3 and mix.


  5. Make
    a well in the center of #2 and add #4 into the well. Fold together just until blended. Do not over mix!!

  6. Let
    the mix rest for approx. 10-20 minutes so that the bran has time
    to soak up the liquid. (Or put it in a zipped bag, leave it in the
    freezer overnight)


  7. Grease
    tops of 3 muffin pans. Paper line with muffin cups.


  8. Once
    mix has rested, deposit batter with pipping bag evenly over 3 dozen
    muffins. (Using a pipping bag is easier, but if you don't have a
    pipping bag, using a spoon to scoop the batter into the muffin pan
    is ok too!)


  9. Put
    the rest of the walnuts to the top of each muffin.


  10. Bake
    muffins at 400F for approx. 20-25 minutes; until the muffin springs
    back when touched & top is firm (You may wanna to check it out in 15mins, I found
    mine was done in 15mins!)


  11. Remove
    muffins from tins directly after baking to prevent "sweating".

  12. Can freeze after the muffins are baked.





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