Homemade Sticky Chelsea Buns

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Active dry yeast

All-purpose flour

Warm water

Granulated sugar

Brown sugar

Full milk

Egg

Unsalted butter

Walnuts

Red maraschino cherries

Ground cinnamon

Salt

Variations

This traditional British treat is also known to have dried fruit like currants or raisins rolled into the filling. Add 1/2 cup of your choice to the filling for a fruitier bite. Some Chelsea buns are similar to a cinnamon roll recipe with icing but I prefer extra sticky Chelsea buns to a version with icing. If you’d like you can omit the sticky bottom part (which becomes the top of the buns) and add icing instead. This traditional British treat is also known to have dried fruit like currants or raisins rolled into the filling. Add ½ cup of your choice to the filling for a fruitier bite. Some Chelsea buns are similar to a cinnamon roll recipe with icing but I prefer extra sticky Chelsea buns to a version with icing. If you’d like you can omit the sticky bottom part (which becomes the top of the buns) and add icing instead.

subheading: History of Chelsea Buns:

The origin of Chelsea buns can be traced back to the 18th century when they were first created at the Bun House in Chelsea, London. These traditional British treats were made with enriched dough, filled with currants, spices, and sugar, and then rolled into spirals. They quickly gained popularity in Britain but over the years the traditional Chelsea buns have evolved and adapted to various styles. The origin of Chelsea buns can be traced back to the 18th century when they were first created at the Bun House in Chelsea, London. These traditional British treats were made with enriched dough, filled with currants, spices, and sugar, and then rolled into spirals. They quickly gained popularity in Britain but over the years the traditional Chelsea buns have evolved and adapted to various styles.

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