Honey loaf: Enjoy a sweet slice of goodness with your tea
If you enjoy baking bread and want to bake more different bread variations, try our honey loaf. It's great for breakfast or tea time.
There are so many types of baked goods. They range from pastries, to cakes and all of them started with bread. However, there are thousands of types of bread out there and we want you to try them all. Breads like our honey loaf recipe is a sweeter style of bread that only takes 10 minutes to prepare before baking. It’s great for breakfast with a slice of cheese in the morning with a cup of tea.
Honey loaf suggestions
The dough is very easy to put together and if you don’t have candied orange peel, use a few grates of lemon zest. You can even add some crushed nuts or even finely chopped honeycomb instead. When the loaf comes out of the oven, immediately brush it with some butter or some warm honey for a glossy finish if you don’t want more powdered sugar. Enjoy with some butter and cheese or even as French toast.
If you enjoy baking bread and want to bake more different bread variations, try our honey loaf. It’s great for breakfast or tea time.
Honey loaf recipe
Course: Snacks, SidesCuisine: AsianDifficulty: Easy10
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minutesIngredients
12 g self-raising flour
1 tsp salt
3 tsp mixed spice
60 g candied orange peel
120 g soft brown sugar
170 g clear honey
250 g milk
- For the topping:
30 g sugar
Method
- Line and grease a medium-sized loaf tin
- Chop the orange peel finely. Sift together flour, salt and spice, mix in peel and brown sugar.
- Add honey and milk, and blend together until a smooth, stiff dough is formed.
- Place in loaf tin. Lightly crush the sugar and sprinkle over the top of the loaf. (you can also use powdered icing sugar)
- Bake for about 75 minutes in a moderate oven.
- Turn out and cool on a wire tray. A little more sugar can be sprinkled on top of the loaf if you want to.
- Serve sliced and spread with butter.
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