Today I tried my favourite ANZAC Biscuit recipe in our Metters Canberra Wood Stove. These need a “slow” oven, which means about 150 degrees. I was able to get the temperature of my oven to sit nicely in the slow zone, so I mixed up a batch and popped them in.
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Yummiest ANZAC biscuit recipe ever!
This is what I consider to be the best ANZAC Biscuit recipe ever! Not just for ANZAC Day, these are super easy to whip up whenever you want a delicious treat in a flash.
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