| 
 
                            Ingredients:  
    
| 2 Cups    (262 grams) | Authentic    Foods Steve’s GF Bread Flour Blend |      
| 1    packet (7 grams) | Instant    Yeast |      
| 1/2    teaspoon (3 grams) | Salt |      
| 1/4    teaspoon (1 gram) | Vanilla    Powder |      
| 1/4 Cup    (50 grams) | Granulated    Sugar |      
| 1/2    teaspoon (1 gram) | Ground    Cinnamon |      
| 1/2    teaspoon (1 gram) | Ground    Cardamom |      
| 1/2 Cup    (66 grams) | Dried    Currants |      
| 3    Tablespoons (42 grams) | Butter,    Softened |      
| 2    Tablespoons (28 grams) | Water,    warm |      
| 1 Cup (226    grams) | Milk, warm    (plus 1-2 Tablespoons for icing) |      
| 1 (50    grams) | Eggs,    large (plus another for egg wash) |      
|   | Zest    from 1/2 a lemon |      
|   | Zest    from 1/2 an orange |      
| 1/2 Cup      1 Tablespoon (70 grams) | Powdered    Sugar |  
                            Directions:  
To begin place currants into a bowl and  cover with warm water. Allow currants to soak for about an hour.Grease an 8x8 inch square baking pan  and line with parchment.In a mixing bowl combine Steve’s GF  Bread Flour Blend, yeast, salt, vanilla powder, sugar, cinnamon, and cardamom.  Add soft butter and using dough hook begin mixing to break up butter among dry  ingredients.While mixer is running whisk together  water, milk, and eggs.After combining butter and dry  ingredients add all zest at once and with mixer running gradually add liquids.  Mix for 7-10 minutes scraping down sides and bottom of bowl as necessary until  all flour is combined and smooth dough is formed. Dough will be sticky.While mixer is running, drain currants  using a sieve making sure to remove any excess liquid not absorbed by currants.Once dough is well mixed and smooth add  currants and mix for about 30 seconds just until evenly distributed throughout  dough.Remove dough from mixing bowl and  divide into 9 equal pieces. Round out dough balls and arrange onto greased  baking pan. Cover with plastic and allow to rise until nearly tripled in size,  about 1.5 to 2 hours.When buns are almost ready to bake  preheat oven to 375F.Once ready, apply egg wash to buns and  place in preheated oven. Bake for about 25 minutes until entire tops of buns  are evenly browned. Remove from oven and allow to cool before piping icing.To make icing place powdered sugar in a  bowl. Add milk and stir with spatula to combine. If icing is too thick to pipe  add another 1 Tablespoons of milk and if too thin add a little more powdered  sugar.Place icing in a piping bag and cut off  the tip. Carefully pipe crosses over cooled buns and allow to sit out a few  minutes for icing to dry and harden before serving. |