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I changed the recipe slightly, using golden syrup instead of molasses and adding a little baking powder to give them some lift. I also made them smaller, getting 16 out of the mix instead of 12.
The smell of these freshly out of the oven was intoxicating ... warm, sweet and spicy. I ate 3 while they were really to hot to handle and they were fabulous broken up over vanilla ice cream or just with a cup of ginger tea.
You can find the recipe at Priscilla's Baking Adventures. Yum!
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Golden syrup? Everyone's been talking about this. I need to get on the bandwagon. This combined with the ginger should be so mouthwatering.
ReplyDeletehi susan! so glad you made these cookies...they look delicious. i know, whoever invented these cookies made a one of a kind cookie invention! glad you enjoyed them!
ReplyDeletei've only recently heard about golden syrup, it isn't as popular in the US. i love ginger too!
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