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What did you think of this recipe?
Kazia
Reattempted this recipe and it was a resounding success! Used less flour than the recipe calls for and they came out deliciously crispy on the edges but still chewy in the middle - not like the rock hard biscuits I ended up with last time.
5
Kazia
Recipe doesn’t mention what the texture of dough should be but I tried making these the other day and the dough was like sand - I couldn’t get it to hold together at all. I followed the recipe but did 130g of butter to be on the safe side as I’ve had a similar issue with a different recipe. Think I added another 20g of melted butter to the dough so I could at least attempt to form a ball with it. Tasty though, will have to experiment with the measurements next time
3
Roger
Easy recipe, nice biscuits
5
Charn
So easy when you don’t have many ingredients, and they are quick to make and are so yummy.
5
Rosie
I cooked for 8mins on 160 fan bake. Also added a dash of Vanilla. Came out perfectly. I prefer a softer cookie so didn't want to cook until as brown as the picture.
5
Walter Bills
So easy, so good, so tasty.I found 15 minutes plenty.
5
Jane Tronson
I was really disappointed in these. Firstly, I overcooked them so they didn't look anything like the pic. Is the temperature given for a regular or fan-forced oven? Secondly, the flavour was really mild and not great.Chelsea Sugar: Sorry to hear that this recipe didn't work for you. Preheat conventional ovens to 180°C. This temperature will need to be 160°C for a fan forced oven.
2
sadie
yum
3
Jewelz Houghton (Facebook)
Abit confused ,The baking soda is always deluted in the milk not shifted with flour and there was no oven temperture i cooked mine on 160 bake for 15 mins , I added Cadbury cchocolate chips or i call them morsals i didn't add the milk or soad added a tsp of baking powder turned out lovely nice wee recipe ,Partner loved them. rate a 5 stars.
5
Debbie
Easy to make and not too much sugar. Nice biscuit.
Preheat oven to 180°C. Line a baking tray with baking paper.
Combine butter, Chelsea White Sugar, Chelsea Golden Syrup and Meadow Fresh Original Milk in a saucepan over a medium heat. Heat until the butter is melted and mixture is nearly boiling, stirring constantly.
Remove from heat and allow to cool until lukewarm. Sift flour and Edmonds Baking Soda together. Add to the cooled mixture. Stir well.
Roll tablespoonfuls of mixture into balls. Place on an ungreased baking tray, press down lightly with a fork. Bake for 15 - 20 minutes or until golden brown.
Reattempted this recipe and it was a resounding success! Used less flour than the recipe calls for and they came out deliciously crispy on the edges but still chewy in the middle - not like the rock hard biscuits I ended up with last time.
5
Kazia
Recipe doesn’t mention what the texture of dough should be but I tried making these the other day and the dough was like sand - I couldn’t get it to hold together at all. I followed the recipe but did 130g of butter to be on the safe side as I’ve had a similar issue with a different recipe. Think I added another 20g of melted butter to the dough so I could at least attempt to form a ball with it. Tasty though, will have to experiment with the measurements next time
3
Roger
Easy recipe, nice biscuits
5
Charn
So easy when you don’t have many ingredients, and they are quick to make and are so yummy.
5
Rosie
I cooked for 8mins on 160 fan bake. Also added a dash of Vanilla. Came out perfectly. I prefer a softer cookie so didn't want to cook until as brown as the picture.
5
Walter Bills
So easy, so good, so tasty.I found 15 minutes plenty.
5
Jane Tronson
I was really disappointed in these. Firstly, I overcooked them so they didn't look anything like the pic. Is the temperature given for a regular or fan-forced oven? Secondly, the flavour was really mild and not great.Chelsea Sugar: Sorry to hear that this recipe didn't work for you. Preheat conventional ovens to 180°C. This temperature will need to be 160°C for a fan forced oven.
2
sadie
yum
3
Jewelz Houghton (Facebook)
Abit confused ,The baking soda is always deluted in the milk not shifted with flour and there was no oven temperture i cooked mine on 160 bake for 15 mins , I added Cadbury cchocolate chips or i call them morsals i didn't add the milk or soad added a tsp of baking powder turned out lovely nice wee recipe ,Partner loved them. rate a 5 stars.
5
Debbie
Easy to make and not too much sugar. Nice biscuit.