Information about the CDKL5 UK Baking Session

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About the event

On the 2nd of December, at 18:30 we will be hosting an online baking session, with the help of Ruth from Ruth’s Little Kitchen in Surrey.
The whole session will take about an hours time, and we will make some tasty Christmas Crackle Biscuits – with guidance from Ruth during the whole event.

To Sign up please use the link below.

The recipe you can find below, which is kindly provided by Ruths Little Kitchen for the occasion.
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Christmas Crackle Biscuits

I love crackle biscuits they look so amazing and they are such an adaptable little treat. Very
easy to make and the mixture goes a long way. If the mixture is too sticky, just pop in the
fridge to harden up.

Ingredients

2 large eggs
60g cocoa powder, sieved – not hot chocolate
200g caster sugar, sieved
60ml of vegetable oil
180g plain flour, sieved
1 tsp of baking powder
2 oranges zested or 1 tsp of natural orange extract.
2 tsp of mixed spice
1 tsp of cinnamon
50g icing sugar, on a large plate, sieved.

Equipment

1 large bowl, a wooden spoon, grater/zester, 1 medium bowl, 1 jug, a fork, a set of scales, two
baking trays with greaseproof paper (if you only have one then bake in batches), a teaspoon. Make 30
cookies at @20g each.Oven on at 190C/Fan 170C

1. In a jug beat eggs
2. In a medium bowl mix cocoa, caster sugar and oil together.
3. Stir in eggs and combine well.
4. In a large bowl, mix together the flour, baking powder, zest and all spices.
5. Add in the cocoa mix, mix well.
6. Weigh out 20g of the mixture, roll into a ball then roll in the icing sugar
7. Place ball on a lined baking tray, leave a space between and repeat
8. A standard tray will take about 15 balls, (I cook in batches)
9. Bake for 10 mins, they will be very squidge, to begin with
10. Transfer to a cooling rack
11. Will keep it for up to four days in an airtight container.

shutterstock 318090959

Christmas Crackle Biscuits

I love crackle biscuits they look so amazing and they are such an adaptable little treat. Very
easy to make and the mixture goes a long way. If the mixture is too sticky, just pop in the
fridge to harden up.

Ingredients

2 large eggs
60g cocoa powder, sieved – not hot chocolate
200g caster sugar, sieved
60ml of vegetable oil
180g plain flour, sieved
1 tsp of baking powder
2 oranges zested or 1 tsp of natural orange extract.
2 tsp of mixed spice
1 tsp of cinnamon
50g icing sugar, on a large plate, sieved.

Equipment

1 large bowl, a wooden spoon, grater/zester, 1 medium bowl, 1 jug, a fork, a set of scales, two
baking trays with greaseproof paper (if you only have one then bake in batches), a teaspoon. Make 30
cookies at @20g each.Oven on at 190C/Fan 170C

1. In a jug beat eggs
2. In a medium bowl mix cocoa, caster sugar and oil together.
3. Stir in eggs and combine well.
4. In a large bowl, mix together the flour, baking powder, zest and all spices.
5. Add in the cocoa mix, mix well.
6. Weigh out 20g of the mixture, roll into a ball then roll in the icing sugar
7. Place ball on a lined baking tray, leave a space between and repeat
8. A standard tray will take about 15 balls, (I cook in batches)
9. Bake for 10 mins, they will be very squidge, to begin with
10. Transfer to a cooling rack
11. Will keep it for up to four days in an airtight container.

Thank you

We would like to add a word of thanks to Ruth of Ruth’s Little Kitchen for helping us make this event possible.