Name: Grosses Galettes Liegeoises
Ingredients: 250 g Flour; 175 g Butter; 125 g Sugar; 2 Eggs; 25 g Yeast; Salt; Cinamon; Candi sugar; Milk

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs, Dairy	Belgian	Cakes, Desserts, Belgian	1	Load

INGREDIENTS

250	g	Flour
175	g	Butter
125	g	Sugar
2		Eggs
25	g	Yeast
		Salt
		Cinamon
		Candi sugar
		Milk

INSTRUCTIONS

Dilute the yeast in a little warm water, and add some of the flour. Form a
ball of dough by adding the rest of the flour, melted butter, spice, and
salt. Dampen slightly with a little milk. Leave to rise for 2 hours, then
add the sugar and leave to rise once more. Cook in a well greased waffle
iron.
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