CRUMPETS Recipe
English High Tea With Delicious Crumpets In Hand
Crumpets are so delicious when they are home-made! If you were in England, you can order those delicious delights in local cafes and restaurants.
Of course you can easily buy frozen crumpets from the store, but to make them in your own kitchen is a splendid delight! With the holidays in the offing, you can make these small crumpet in any form and shape. Enjoy something prepared from scratch and enjoy the process. The crumpets that are leftovers from your delicious baking can be frozen – they will taste as yummy as when they were first baked.
English Tea With Crumpets at the 4:00 PM Afternoon Tea
You Can Use Any Shape To Make Crumpets
Crumpets Are The Best!
From Bowl to Griddle
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Crumpets for Your Afternoon Tea
Ingredients
- 2 cups unbleached all-purpose flour
- 2 tsp rapid rise yeast
- 1 tsp sugar
- 3/4 tsp salt
- 1 cup milk
- 3/4 cup water
- 2 Tbsp water
- 1/4 tsp baking soda
- 3 Tbsp unsalted butter (melted and slightly cooled, for greasing forms and pan)
Instructions
- Combine flour, yeast, sugar and salt in a bowl or food processor with flat/dough paddle; mix on low speed for 30 seconds or mix ingredients by hand.
- Heat milk and 3/4 cup water to very warm. Add to flour mixture. Beat on medium speed for 5 minutes. Cover and let dough rise for 1 to 1 1/2 hours, or until dough has doubled and very bubbly.
- Stir together 2 tablespoons water and baking soda, mix gently into the batter. Cover and let rise for another 30 minutes. I usually skip the 2nd time rising of the dough.
- Brush some of the melted and cooled butter on a griddle, and heat the griddle over low heat for a couple of minutes.
- Brush crumpet rings or metal shapes with the butter. Place them on the griddle and heat for 2 minutes. Pour batter into each ring or shape filling 1/3 of the form. Cook for about 8 minutes until the tops are set and full of holes. Remove the rings or shapes with tongs, turn and cook for 2 or 3 minutes until pale golden.
- Cool crumpets on a wire rack or if your impatient crowd is waiting for these yummies – serve immediately!
- Grease the griddle and crumpet rings or forms again. Repeat as for first batch.
- Serve as you like it – with melted butter, jam, or your flavored home-made butter. I'll show you how to make it!
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31 thoughts on “Crumpets For Your Afternoon ENGLISH Tea Time #RecipeIdeas For Holidays”
I’ve never had them but wanted to see what they were.They look delicious I’m going to try this recipe.
I’ve always thought of crumpets as some kind of hard tack tasteless biscuit. This sure doesn’t look like the idea that’s always been in my mind.
So cute! Now I need to make some awesome Dinosaurs! lol Thanks!
I have tried this recipe last weekend. My family loved it.
it looks so perfectly made and very yummy. i will try this recipe at home for my dear ones i’m sire they will enjoy their meal.
Thanks for the recipe! We will have to try this! Love the pretty teapot!
I always wanted to make crumpets. These look yummy and they are adorable also. I have to make them now for sure.
This looks delicious. Thanks for the idea. I am going to try this.
I haven’t heard of these but they look so good. They look like I might can even make them. I love all of the shapes.
Omg these look so cute and tasty!!!! I will have to make some crumpets!
These crumpets look really tasty! My daughters would enjoy an afternoon tea with delicious treats.
I’ve always wanted to try or make these since I was a little girl! I watched a movie with crumpets and tea and I was hooked lol
Yum these look pretty tasty! I have never tried crumpets before, I actually didn’t really know what they were. But I would love to make them and give them a try!
I have never had crumpets before but these look tasty. I might have to make them really soon.
I have never had crumpets, but they sure look good. I have tea everyday and sometimes find it hard to find things to pair with it. Thank you. I am going to makes these.
I’m a crazy tea lover, I have a cup of tea daily. I had no idea how to make crumpets but I’m so trying this out. This is the perfect pairing for myt ea.
Oh these could be a real treat for a brunch or afternoon tea. I’d love to start making crumpets myself more often!
Oh I do love a good tea. It’s been forever since I’ve had one. These look yummy.
I am not a big fan of tea, but these crumpets look and sound delicious. I’d love to try them.
Oh I have never tried to make homemade crumpets – but they are one of my favorite indulgences. I love going to high tea and here in the states they just don’ t have it perfected yet.
I love English teas, but I’ve always had the sandwiches and pastries before. This will be a great new recipe to add to our tea collection.
I can’t wait to try these! They basically look like pancakes right? My mom is English but she never made me these.
These look perfect for a tea party with my daughter
Crumpets are just the best – with butter and marmite and perhaps a helping of cheese depending on how I feel YUM!
Thanks for sharing this recipe. I look forward to trying it paired with my Chai latte.
I’ve never had a crumpet before I don’t think! They look yummy though!
My little girls love to have afternoon tea but we have never made crumpets before.
Those would be delicious with a side of strawberry jam.
So much fun!
Yum, these look delicious! I love the adorable shapes as well, my kids would love them too! 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
This looks so delicious.
Marilyn
Have always wanted to try crumpets
This looks very delicious to eat.