Golden Syrup Dumplings

I was asked for a good recipe for Golden Syrup Dumplings (for the Thermomix), and remembered this one from the book that so many Aussies have.
Credit to the book “Cookery The Australian Way”.
I had a look on my bookshelf and realised it must still be in one of the boxes from doing our renovations. Got to get them all out of the garage… Anyway, I took a look at my Bake Club files, because I remembered doing them from time to time. My notes said we altered the recipe just a bit, as we felt the sweetness didn’t let the golden syrup shine through enough, and I think the original recipe was always cooked on the stovetop. Correct me if I’m wrong anyone. 😉

I’ve always popped them in the oven because who doesn’t like the golden brown caramelised bits you get from baking. So here goes, this is what we did with this wonderful Aussie recipe last year.

Golden Syrup Dumplings
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becs-table.com.auEquipment
- Thermomix
Ingredients
The Dumpling
- 150 g plain flour (all purpose)
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 60 g butter
- 1 Large egg
- 20 g milk we used buttermilk but milk is ok
The Syrup
- 180 g water
- 180 g sugar
- 200 g golden syrup
- 20 g lemon juice or up to 40g if you like a lemony flavour
- 60 g butter
Instructions
- Before you go ahead and make this recipe, read my tips.
Thermomix Method For The Dumplings:
- First butter an ovenproof dish or pot and set the oven to 180°C.
- Weigh the flour and baking powder into the TM bowl, with the lid on and MC in place sift for 3 seconds/speed 6
- Weigh the cubed cold butter into the TM bowl and with the MC in place mix 10 seconds/ speed 5
- Weigh the remainder of the dumpling ingredients and mix for 6 seconds/speed 4, just enough to combine to form a dough. Divide into eight small balls around 36g each and set aside in the buttered ovenproof pot or dish.
For the syrup:
- Weigh all the ingredients into the TM bowl and place the simmering basket on top of the lid, set to 10 min/100°c/speed 2.
- Pour the syrup over the dough balls (making sure you cover them all) and then cover the baking dish with a baking paper-lined foil cap. Bake for 20 mins then remove the lid and bake until golden around 15 minutes.
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If you like something a little sweet, then there’s Churros. I like mine crunchie on the outside and light and fluffy on the inside. These are just that. Try these Churros, they’re easy to make and so delicious.
Oh dear! After the Florentine recipe, I think you are channeling my favourites haha.
That’s funny. My favourite too. Maybe we just have similar tastes. 😂😊
One of the family favourites. Bec’s method is so much nicer than the one I used to make