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Easter Buttermilk Hot Cross Buns

Submitted by: violet 
Home Town: Crystal Lake, Illinois, USA
Living In: Mchenry, Illinois, USA
Hot cross buns are made with buttermilk and raisins with a hint of cinnamon. These are a family tradition for Easter brunch.  

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Traditional Hot Cross Buns

Submitted by: Barbara Jean Lull 
'We looked forward to eating Mom's hot cross buns on Easter morning for many years,' recalls Barbara Jean Lull of Fullerton, California. This scaled-down version makes just six buns! 

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Hot Cross Buns

Submitted by: Dolores Skrout 
With their tender texture and pretty frosted crosses, these Easter buns are both tasty and attractive. Dolores Skrout of Summerhill, Pennsylvania adds a little orange juice to the frosting for a delicate citrusy flavor. 

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Julia's Hot Cross Buns

Submitted by: Julia 
A bread machine adaptation of an Easter staple, these sweet yeast buns are delicately spiced with orange zest, cinnamon and nutmeg. Try adding raisins or currants for a more fruity taste. 

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Hot Cross Buns I

Submitted by: Sue Litster 
An Easter tradition, these lightly sweetened cinnamon yeast buns feature tender little currants strewn throughout. An egg yolk wash gives these buns a browned, glossy finish, making a canvas for the namesake cross, a painting of milk and sugar icing. 

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Hot Cross Buns II

Submitted by: Michelle Chen 
This heartier version of the Easter classic includes whole wheat flour and honey, and replaces cinnamon with nutmeg. Candied citrus peel is a delightful addition. 

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Burger or Hot Dog Buns

Submitted by: Sally 
These yeast buns will lend a gourmet touch to your next barbecue -everyone will want to know where on Earth you bought them! 

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Submitted by: BlueSadie 
Home Town: New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Living In: Frederick, Maryland, USA
These sweet rolls, filled with raisins or currants and rolled up like cinnamon buns, were made famous by London's Chelsea Bun House in the 18th century. 
 
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