Ingredients
30 piece(s)
- 120 g Butter, softened
- 65 g golden syrup
- 1 teaspoon bi-carb soda
- 100 g rolled oats
- 150 g plain flour
- 75 g castor sugar
- 50 g Dark Brown Sugar
- 60 g Desiccated Coconut
- 100 g Sultana's or Choc Chips
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6
13min
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Recipe is created for
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Recipe's preparation
Place Butter and Golden Syrup in TM Bowl. Heat for 2 mins, 60 deg, Speed 2 or until fully dissolved.
Add Bi-Carb and mix for 5 secs, Speed 3.
Add remaining ingredients, Closed Lid, 40 secs, Interval Speed.
Place one tablespoon of mixture at a time onto lined tray and flatten only slightly, leaving a space for spreading.
Bake for 10-15 mins until lighlty golden brown.
Allow to Cool before eating as they then Crisp up.
Preheat Oven to 160 degrees, Line Baking Trays x 2
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Comments
Add a commentThese were delicious, the kids made them and were...
These were delicious, the kids made them and were super easy to make.
This is a great Anzac recipe for thermie. We like...
This is a great Anzac recipe for thermie. We like Anzacs crunchy so I flatten them out a bit with a fork.
Thanks for sharing!! A great recipe. Time was...
Thanks for sharing!! A great recipe. Time was perfect for softer but still a little crunchy! I reduced sugar and still tasted just as great!
These went down a treat at our closing day of...
These went down a treat at our closing day of bowls.
Great recipe, thanks for sharing!
Great recipe, thanks for sharing!
Great recipe and just the right size.
Great recipe and just the right size.
Tasty but as another posted
Tasty but as another posted said, a bit sweet. Second time around I used a splash of maple syrup in rice malt syrup rather than the golden syrup, upped the shredded coconut slightly, didn't add any castor sugar but used choc chips- just to make it a little healthier for the lunchbox
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Very tasty recipe. I thought
Very tasty recipe.
I thought the end product (and I added sultanas) was too sweet. I will use this recipe again but will reduce the amount of both sugars, and probably use raw sugar instead of caster.
I also added 1tsp of vanilla essence which, along with the sultanas has given us a nice variation on the traditional anzacs.
Thank you
A sound base recipe, I will
A sound base recipe, I will continue to use. I reduced the amount of sugar and didn't add choc chips. I found the mixture a little dry (would have come together fine but not wet enough for my liking) so I added some vanilla essence and maple syrup. Added a really nice flavour dimension.
Seriously good fail proof
Seriously good fail proof Anzac recipe
My kitchen is smelling delish
My kitchen is smelling delish now
Super easy, super delicious.
Super easy, super delicious. A friend and I both made the same recipe and are both delighted with the results.
I'm not sure if I did
:O I'm not sure if I did something wrong but my mix was really dry, the biscuits didn't spread at All.
they taste delicious but they are more like crumbly balls, maybe next time ill add a bit more golden syrup.
My 8 year old son loves Anzac
My 8 year old son loves Anzac biscuits and these will be made often I'm sure. Thanks!
I really like this recipe.
I really like this recipe. It has a good balance of ingredients. I used rapadura instead of sugar and it was yummy.
YUMMO
YUMMO