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All Bran Rusks
Anina April 7, 2020 baking, breakfast, rusks 40 Comments
Are all of you ready to bake some delicious All Bran Rusks? Believe me, this All Bran Rusk recipe is SOOOO easy, you would want to jump straight in!
The Best All Bran Rusks
I am truly blessed with wonderful childhood memories of my mom and gran baking together in the kitchen. The aromas of good old Coffee Cookies and the myriad of other “koekies” filling the tins for the festive holidays. Rainy days always called for cinnamon and sugar Pannekoek or mouthwatering South African Curry and Rice.
And of course, last but not least, the everyday baking of All Bran Rusks for breakfast, tea or simply as a comforting treat before bedtime. No surprise then, that today I am sharing my moms fool proof, South African All Bran Rusk recipe – the BEST (and easiest) rusks full of bran goodness.
How to make All Bran Rusks
This All Bran recipe is quick, simple and doesn’t need any time to rise as it is a yeast free rusk recipe.
The best best BEST of all is that this rusks recipe uses every day pantry ingredients. You might even be ready to whip out a batch right now. No Jokes! I can vouch that this recipe is not only delicious (and a hit with the kids) but also wholesome in its ingredients.
Firstly prep and measure out your ingredients before you start. Make sure your butter is soft and eggs are at room temperature. You will need the usual baking ingredients like butter, sugar, eggs and salt.
This rusks recipe uses self raising flour and crushed Kelloggs All Bran flakes.
Finally, some full cream milk are used to incorporate the wet and dry ingredients, before baking.
All Bran Rusks Baking Tips:
- Preheat the oven to 190 degrees Celsius before baking.
- This batch fills two baking trays with dimensions of 280mm x 330mm.
- Press the dough down firmly, about 15mm thick to give space to rise.
- Cut the rusks before you bake it, this makes it easier to remove afterwards.
- Rusks need to dry out overnight (or for at least 7 hours) in the oven at a low temperature of 100 degrees Celsius.
- One batch of All Bran Rusk recipe makes 2 kg rusks. Store rusks an airtight container for up to one month.
More Baking recipes with Pantry Ingredients:
South African Pannekoek (Pancakes)
Vegan Beetroot, Pumpkin and Walnut Bread
Spinach, Cheddar and Basil Muffins
Vegan Nut and Seed Rusks
Gingersnap Cookies
No Rise Cheese and Herb Bread
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This All Bran rusk recipe is quick, easy and doesn’t need any time to rise as it doesn’t contain yeast. It uses easy accessible pantry ingredients and makes the most delicious breakfast rusks.
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| Course | breakfast |
| Prep Time | 15 min |
| Cook Time | 45 min |
| Passive Time | overnight drying |
| Servings | kg |
Ingredients
- 500 gr butter softened
- 1 cup sugar add 1/2 cup more if you like them more sweet
- 3 large eggs
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 kg self raising flour
- 750 gr all bran flakes crushed
- 350 ml milk
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Instructions
In a mixing bowl, combine the butter, sugar, eggs and salt -whisk well until incorporated.
Add the flour and all bran flakes and mix roughly with a wooden spoon. Lastly add the milk while mixing with the spoon, until well incorporated. You can also get your hands in there to bring it together.
Prepare a baking tray with nonstick spray, push the batter in the pan more or less 15mm thick, levelled out. Cut the dough into the size of rusks you would like to have before you bake them.
Bake in a preheated oven at 190 degrees Celsius for about 45 minutes, until brown.
Remove the rusks, and arrange it on an oven tray to dry out throughout the night, your oven set to 70 - 100 degrees Celsius.
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anina
Food blogger, Recipe Developer, Food Stylist and Photographer currently living the slow life in Cape Town, South Africa. I love to share easy and delicious recipes the whole family would enjoy.
