Yesterday I made ANZAC biscuits. First we had to get the ingredients. Then follow the recipe and add the dry ingredients into a mixing bowl. Then I had to put golden syrup and butter in a pot. Then I had to add the dry ingredients in to the butter and golden syrup. Then I put the ANZAC biscuits in the oven.
This is me mixing.
This is what the ANZAC biscuits looked like after they were cooked.
Hi Renny
ReplyDeleteYum your ANZAC biscuits look really tasty. I made some yesterday for my family, but they have nearly all been eaten already. Do you know the story behind how the ANZAC biscuits became so popular? If oyu get a chance, see if you can find out.
Thanks for sharing oyur post.
Ann
Hi Renny, I havent made any biscuits yet but looking at everyones blog posts is making my mouth water. I might just have to go and make some!. Did they taste as good as they look?
ReplyDeleteHi Chris They did taste very good. If you have a go at making them I hope they will taste good.
DeleteThose cookies look tasty Renny. It is a good recipe to make Renny. Do you know why the ANZAC cookies were sent to the soldiers?
ReplyDeleteHi Naomi They were sent to soilders because they lasted a long time.
DeleteHave you made any biscits for ANZAC day? They where very yummy. Renny
Your cookies look delicious Renny. I used to make ANZAC biscuits with my Nana, so whenever I smell them, it reminds me of this memory. I hope they tasted as good as they looked and smelt.
ReplyDeleteHi Renny
ReplyDeleteYour ANZAC biscuits look delicious. My biscuits were a bit of a disaster because I used whole oats instead of rolled oats. They all flowed together. Never mind I cut them into strips and rolled them up while they were warm. So they are like little chewy museli rolls. They still taste good! I am glad yours turned out better. I like the way you have put captions under your photos in your post it makes your post look professional.
Mrs H