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Hot Cross Buns

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In England on Good Friday it is traditional to eat hot cross buns for breakfast. These are round rolls or buns with an indented cross in the middle. The custom is supposed to have started at St. Alban's Abbey when a monk baked the buns to give away to the poor.

Recipe for hot cross buns.

Posted by Sherry at April 7, 2007 5:58 PM food | TrackBack

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Oh, I wanted Hot Cross Buns yesterday, but we couldn't make them. I want them as a tradition, but we haven't got it going just yet. Maybe I can make them this week.

Posted by: Phil W at April 7, 2007 10:05 PM
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