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Homemade Custard Creams

Custard creams were always the first ones to go in our house, and it turns out they're properly easy to make.

Prep

40m

Cook

14m

Total

54m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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Rub the cold butter into the flour, custard powder and icing sugar until it looks like fine breadcrumbs, or just blitz it all in a food processor. Cold butter is what keeps the biscuits short and crisp rather than greasy, so don't let it soften.

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For

16

M

I

For the biscuit

200

g

Plain flour

50

g

Custard powder, Bird's is perfect

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Per Serving

Calories

230kcal

Fat

13g

Carbs

28g

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Notes

The custard powder does the heavy lifting here, it's where the flavour and that golden colour come from, so don't be tempted to leave it out. | No fork or press for the pattern? The end of a skewer or even a clean comb gives you neat dots and lines. | Finish the warm biscuits with the tiniest pinch of my Everything Salty Flavours before they cool, a little salt against all that sweetness makes them taste more, not salty. | They keep in an airtight tin for about 5 days, though they've never lasted that long here. | Chocolate version: swap 25g of the flour for cocoa powder in the biscuit, and add a teaspoon of cocoa to the filling. | Bourbon-style: roll the dough a touch thinner, sandwich with a chocolate buttercream instead. | Coffee custard creams: add a teaspoon of instant espresso to the filling for a grown-up version.

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Chris S

10 days ago

First go these turned out OK. Little bit thin, so o er cooked slightly. The filling is delicious though. The Fam soon demolished them, so they couldn’t have been to over cooked

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Homemade Custard Creams

Custard creams were always the first ones to go in our house, and it turns out they're properly easy to make.

Prep

40m

Cook

14m

Total

54m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Rub the cold butter into the flour, custard powder and icing sugar until it looks like fine breadcrumbs, or just blitz it all in a food processor. Cold butter is what keeps the biscuits short and crisp rather than greasy, so don't let it soften.

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For

16

M

I

For the biscuit

200

g

Plain flour

50

g

Custard powder, Bird's is perfect

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Per Serving

Calories

230kcal

Fat

13g

Carbs

28g

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Notes

The custard powder does the heavy lifting here, it's where the flavour and that golden colour come from, so don't be tempted to leave it out. | No fork or press for the pattern? The end of a skewer or even a clean comb gives you neat dots and lines. | Finish the warm biscuits with the tiniest pinch of my Everything Salty Flavours before they cool, a little salt against all that sweetness makes them taste more, not salty. | They keep in an airtight tin for about 5 days, though they've never lasted that long here. | Chocolate version: swap 25g of the flour for cocoa powder in the biscuit, and add a teaspoon of cocoa to the filling. | Bourbon-style: roll the dough a touch thinner, sandwich with a chocolate buttercream instead. | Coffee custard creams: add a teaspoon of instant espresso to the filling for a grown-up version.

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Chris S

10 days ago

First go these turned out OK. Little bit thin, so o er cooked slightly. The filling is delicious though. The Fam soon demolished them, so they couldn’t have been to over cooked

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