Let’s bake Coronation Crown Biscuits that are easy to make and very moreish! This recipe is straightforward – you only need three ingredients. It’s from a Book by Rosemary Wadey that I’ve had for years. It’s easy to increase the quantity and you can decorate the biscuits or just sprinkle with sugar (or leave plain).
Baking at home with children is lots of fun – and these biscuits are just perfect for children to make. There’s some measuring to do, quite a bit of mixing, some rolling out and then use some cutters to make the shapes you want. I’ve used a round cutter and then a small crown to make the hole in the biscuit.
If baking these with children be mindful of the hot oven and be careful taking the baking trays out of the oven.
Let’s Bake Coronation Crown Biscuit Recipe
- 50g/2oz Butter (or Marg – softened)
- 25g/1oz Caster Sugar
- 75g/3oz Plain Flour
Set the oven to 150 C/Gas Mark 2
Cream the butter and sugar together
Add the flour gradually to form a dough
Wrap in cling film and chill in the fridge – this will make it easier to roll out and cut shapes
Roll out on a floured surface
Place on a lined baking sheet
Bake for about 20 minutes (may need a little longer)
Cool and enjoy!
These are delicious as plain biscuits but if you want to add icing and sprinkles you can!
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