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Soft Ginger Biscuits are so warm & comforting. They are super easy to make & the whole family will love them.

Soft Ginger Biscuits are so warm & comforting. They are super easy to make & the whole family will love them.
Preheat oven to 160° Celsius.
Make sure the butter / margarine is at room temperature.

Sift the all purpose flour.

Add the the butter / margarine to a mixing bowl.

Add in the brown sugar.

Cream the butter / margarine & the brown sugar until well combined. This can be done by hand using a wooden spoon or with an electric mixer.

Add in the egg, vegetable oil & the honey.

Mix well.

Add in the salt, bicarbonate of soda, baking powder, ginger powder & the cinnamon powder.

Then add in the sifted all purpose flour.

Roughly mix using a wooden spoon.

Next, use your hands to bring the dough together.

To a small bowl, add the castor sugar.

Pinch off a small portion of the dough.

Roll into balls.

Toss the balls into the bowl of castor sugar, one at a time.

Lay them onto a wax/parchment paper lined baking tray keeping spaces in between them as they will rise a bit.

Flatten the balls slightly with your fingers.

Bake them for 15 minutes in the preheated oven at 160° Celsius.

Once baked, carefully remove them from the oven.

Carefully remove the biscuits from the hot tray onto a cooling rack & allow them to cool for a few minutes.

Plate & serve with a glass of milk (optional).

Notice the beautiful cracked tops on these biscuits.

Store these Soft Ginger Biscuits in an airtight container or in a cookie jar for up to a two weeks.

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Follow along with Denisiya's step-by-step video guide for Soft Ginger Biscuits.
Expert kitchen guidance and troubleshooting for making the best Soft Ginger Biscuits
Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 1 to 2 weeks. For milk-based sweetmeats like burfee or soji, refrigerate in an airtight container for up to 7 to 10 days.
Pure butter or ghee provides the authentic rich aroma and texture characteristic of traditional Indian sweetmeats and bakes. Margarine can be used in a pinch, but butter delivers superior flavor.

Hi, I'm Denisiya! Food lover, recipe developer, and founder of EatMee Recipes. I specialize in authentic South African Durban Indian cuisine, comforting curries, and modern Instant Pot adaptations. Every recipe on this site is tested in my personal kitchen to ensure you get mouth-watering, foolproof results every time.
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