ENGLISH CRUMPETS Makes 8 300g Bread flour 2 ½ tsp Baking Powder 275ml tepid scalded Milk ¾ tsp salt 1tsp sugar 1tsp dried yeast 1tsp oil Mix dry ingredients together, then gradually beat in milk and water until batter is smooth. Beat for 5 minutes to work the flour. Cover mixing bowl with clingfilm (or damp cloth) and leave in warm (not hot) place for 1 ½ hours. Beat the mixture down. Cover with clingfilm again then leave in warm place for 1 hour. Warm a griddle or large frying pan. Rub the sides of some crumpet rings (metal rings open at the top and bottom and approx 3 inches across) and the griddle pan with oil. Pour mixture ½ way up the sides of crumpet rings in the frying pan/griddle Heat on a low heat for 15 minutes. Put under grill to set the tops.
RunningHammer, I had to look up crumpet rings to see what exactly they were.
I also didn't know how to scald milk, so more info for those like me who need a little help!
Good Bad & The Monkey
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
Pumpkin Bread Ingredients 1 cups firmly packed dark brown sugar 1 cup granulated sugar 1/4 cup Turbinado sugar
Fair trade turbinado should be used in all things in place of processed white sugar. But I digress.
Just started reading the The Omnivore's Dilemma! I'm reading "Corn sex" right now!
Pumpkin Bread
Tonight I doubled the recipe, baked it in a bundt pan like a cake and drizzled the still-warm cake with an apple syrup I had made (boiled apple cider, sugar and pectin, could just use honey instead of the syrup). O. M. G.
I just found this User Group and noticed the recipe for crumpets. We. , Love. , Crumpets. Looking forward to trying to make our own this weekend! We live in Seattle and we have a great resource for fresh crumpets called The Crumpet Shop. Check the pics, they may make your mouth water. The interior of the shop is not all that great, there's isn't a ton of seating -- but who cares. The crumpets are sooo delicious! Honey and butter for me, DW takes vegemite or honey and butter.