Chinese Curry Beef Buns. Savoury curried beef and onion stuffed inside a fluffy egg bun. A popular Chinese baked good that is found at many Asian bakeries. Great as a snack or breakfast when you’re feeling hungry! #buns #currybuns #currybeefbuns #chinesefood #chineserecipe #chineserecipes #chinesepastries #pastries #bakedgoods #asianrecipes #asianfood #asianbuns #asiandish #asianrecipe

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These rosemary and garlic buns start with a rosemary-infused dough that's filled with garlic, fresh rosemary, and lemon zest and baked to perfection.

Quick and easy 4 ingredient cheese and bacon rolls. You won't believe how soft and fluffy these buns are. The recipe takes 30 minutes from start to finish, and it will become a staple in your recipe collection!

🍴 Discover the perfect balance of flaky pastry, savory sausage, and caramelized onion goodness, making every bite irresistibly satisfying! 🧅 🌟 Quick to make and packed with flavor, this recipe is a must-try for impressing guests or indulging in a comforting snack! 🥐

These delightful cheese, tomato and onion savoury scrolls are soft, pillowy rolls reminiscent of the South African Braaibroodjie Rolls.

Light, fluffy and inspired by the flavours of sausage stuffing, these just might be the ultimate savoury scone! There’s temptingly browned sausage meat, softly sauteed red onion plus a subtle herbiness from sage. Put those in a classic cheese scone with a generous amount of mature Cheddar and you have something rather special. Gorgeous served warm, split and slathered in butter.

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