Difference between revisions of "Hot cross buns"

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[[Image:Hot crsss buns.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Store-bought hot cross buns]]
 
'''Hot cross buns''' are sweet bread buns filled with dried fruit, and decorated with a pastry cross, traditionally eaten on [[Good Friday]] (and across the [[Easter]] period) in the [[United Kingdom]] and in many commonwealth countries.
 
'''Hot cross buns''' are sweet bread buns filled with dried fruit, and decorated with a pastry cross, traditionally eaten on [[Good Friday]] (and across the [[Easter]] period) in the [[United Kingdom]] and in many commonwealth countries.
  
 
[[Category:Baked Goods]]
 
[[Category:Baked Goods]]

Revision as of 01:57, March 7, 2009

Store-bought hot cross buns

Hot cross buns are sweet bread buns filled with dried fruit, and decorated with a pastry cross, traditionally eaten on Good Friday (and across the Easter period) in the United Kingdom and in many commonwealth countries.