This is a variation on a Delia recipe (which can be found here). I made it slightly more "growed up" by substituting the margarine with butter, using treacle and honey, and doubling the ginger. You need to extra ginger, because treacle has so much more taste than golden syrup.
· 4oz self raising flour
· 2 rounded teaspoons of ground ginger
· 1 teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate
· 1.5oz sugar.
· 2oz margarine or butter
· 1 big tablespoon accacia honey
· 1 big tablespoon treacle
Sift flour, ginger and bicarb. Add sugar.
Rub in the butter until it looks like breadcrumbs.
Add syrup and mix in.
Make 16 balls of the paste, put on a lined baking tray and flatten slightly. Leave plenty of room between 'em.

I like making bisuits, because you need to make more than one batch to get the recipe right - but even the failures aren't all that bad.
Simon
4 comments:
Those look delicious. I'd be
diving into them the minute
they exited the oven. Looks
like you and the parchment
paper had quite a tussle.
They look scrummy......put the kettle on, I'll be right over...hope they're good dunkers !!
Ginger snaps!
Yep, same thing I think.
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