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User: Ttulo: ANZAC biscuits - a FAVOURITE recipe from Australia and New Zealand - ANGLAIS facile - INGLES fácil
Descripcin: Today, I would like to share a recipe with you...
...ANZAC, oops ANZAC biscuits...
it's probably my favorite biscuit recipe,
and I got it from a friend at university.
I'm Rachel and welcome to smile English stories
where you can listen to English
spoken in lots of different contexts.
If I speak too slowly, or too quickly,
you can change the speed in YouTube.
ANZAC biscuits are a traditional&nbsp;
recipe from Australia and New Zealand.
In 1915, the world was at war,
and a lot of people from Australia and New Zealand
came to fight or to nurse in Europe
and in the Middle East.
They came to fight in countries&nbsp;
like Palestine and Turkey,
and on the Western Front in Belgium and in France.
Back at home in Australia and New Zealand,
their wives, the ladies, made ANZAC biscuits...
...some people say they made ANZAC biscuits
to send to the soldiers.
Other people say they made ANZAC biscuits to sell,
to make money, to raise money,&nbsp;&nbsp;
for the war for the war effort.
Today the people in Australia and in New Zealand,
the Australians and "the Kiwis",
they make ANZAC biscuits all year,
but the 25th of April every year is "ANZAC Day",
and the people remember all the soldiers
who served or who died in all the different wars.
ANZAC is actually an abbreviation (it's short for)
"the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps".
So first we need to prepare all the ingredients.
We are going to need...
150 grams of butter...
100 grams of plain flour...
100 grams of oats...
100 to 150 grams of sugar
(brown sugar not white sugar)...
one teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda.
If you want, you can add desiccated&nbsp;
coconut to your biscuits,
like in Australia and New Zealand,
but I am going to add 125 grams of raisins
and 50 grams of mixed peel,&nbsp;&nbsp;
like my friend in England.
So first we need to soak the raisins.
If you soak something you put&nbsp;
it in a liquid for a long time.
So I need to introduce you to my best friend!
It's my kettle!
"Hello, how are you today?"
"Bored!"
"Oh no, don't worry, I have a job for you!"
Kettles are so important in England,
for making cups of tea or coffee of course!
So if I put my kettle on,
we can have some very very hot water
(we can boil some water) to soak the raisins.
So while we are waiting for the kettle to boil,
I'm going to weigh the raisins&nbsp;&nbsp;
on the weighing scales.
So I usually put the raisins in a little bowl...
..125 grammes.
Ah... now the kettle has boiled,
I can put some hot water in the bowl
and leave the raisins to soak&nbsp;
for about 10 to 15 minutes.
To make the biscuits, I need to melt the butter.
So I am going to put the 125 grams&nbsp;
of butter straight in the pan...
...125 grams.
Next I am going to weigh all&nbsp;
the dry ingredients... 100...
...and now 100 grams of oats.
It sounds like it's raining...
"It's raining men, hallelujah,&nbsp;
it's raining men, oh yeah!"
Okay... 100 grams of sugar...
...and next one teaspoon, just one,
of bicarbonate of soda.
Okay, perfect.
So I am going to use mixed peel.
So I need... help?... 50&nbsp;
grams, 50 grams of mixed peel.
It's stuck, my mixed peel is stuck!
Perfect!
Now if I take the water out of the bowl,
all the ingredients will be ready... yeah!
So before I melt the butter
I am going to grease two little baking trays...
...so I don't think the biscuits should stick!
Now I can melt the butter...
...ready to mix the dry ingredients in.
I have just melted the butter,
so now I am ready to mix in the dry&nbsp;
ingredients with a wooden spoon.
The mixture shouldn't be too dry,
so you will probably need to add about two&nbsp;
tablespoons of boiling water (very hot water).
We are almost finished (we are almost done),
so... "so we must..."
so I am going to switch the oven on
at 150 degrees and get the mixture.
So we can put it on the baking trays.
So we can put it on the baking trays.
We need to put little spoons,
teaspoons of mixture on the baking trays.
The mixture should make about 20 biscuits.
So now I am going to wash my sticky fingers,
and put the biscuits in the oven.
So I'll put the biscuits in&nbsp;
the oven for 25 to 30 minutes.
So what could I do while I am waiting?
I suppose I could do the washing up.
Daughter, could you do the washing up?
"In your dreams!"
I have just got the biscuits out of the oven.
The biscuits look okay,
a little brown on the top,
and a little brown on the bottom.
Now I need to wait for five minutes,
so they can cool down,
and I can put them on the cooling tray.
So now the biscuits are ready,
it's time to put the kettle on again,
and make a cup of tea to try one!
I hope you enjoy making ANZAC biscuits.
If you do, let me know in the comments
and share the video with a friend,
and I'll see you next time!
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Listen to interesting English and improve your English !  This video is more than a recipe.  It’s also a tribute to the people of Australia and New Zealand who fought in wars in Europe and elsewhere.  While they were away, people back home made and sold ANZAC biscuits to raise money for them.  ANZAC Day continues this tradition on April 25th every year.

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