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Step 1
Oven 190 C / 370 F
Step 2
Mix the yeast, salt, eggs, honey and butter together.
Step 3
Then in a very large bowl mix in the flour till smooth and incorporated
Step 4
Cover with a damp tea towel or loose plastic wrap at room temperature for around 2 hours. The dough should be well risen and doubled in size. ( You can also leave in the refrigerator overnight to prove. This is what I do.)
Step 5
If proving unrefrigerated then once doubled in size, chill in the fridge till cold or at least a bit firmer.This will make it easier to handle
Step 6
The dough will probably make enough for two loves or about 12 rolls. But we are going to make Date Sticky Buns.
Step 7
Mix the butter, sugar, nuts and finely chopped dates together. ( food processor will make this easy)
Step 8
Flour the bench and roll out a 500 gm (8oz) piece of the dough into a thin rectangle and spread with the date mix.
Step 9
Roll this into a big long sausage. It will be sticky and imperfect but it will work. I use a scrapper or flat knife to help roll it. Once rolled, cut the long sausage into sections and put into a fry pan or cake tin big enough to hold them. Make sure they are snug but not too squashy as they will puff up quite a bit when they prove. (you could make two lots).
Step 10
Leave to come to room temperature and almost double in size ( approximately an hour)
Step 11
Sprinkle with sugar before baking at 190C for around 30-40 minutes
Step 12
Let the buns cool and then try to resist them.
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