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1. edtimes.in › the-history-of-the-humble-indian-ruskThe History Of The Humble Indian Rusk: The Perfect Chai Snack

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   May 15, 2018 · The Indian ‘rusk’ or ‘khasta’ has an unbreakable relationship with Indians and at tea time has been a staple snack for decades now. But, rusks are not just available in India, instead are a favourite tea time snack all over the world, be it UK, Africa, Iran or more.

2. www.cookwithmanali.com › rusk-recipeRusk Recipe + Video - Cook With Manali

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   Feb 21, 2017 · This rusk recipe makes exactly the type of rusk that you get in Indian stores and since it’s made at home, it’s obviously so much better. I flavored it with cardamom and little fennel. You can up the amount of these spices if you want a stronger flavor.

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4. economictimes.indiatimes.com › magazines › panacheRediscovering rusks: The timeless snack that pairs perfectly ...

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   2 days ago · Rusks, at their simplest, are just dried bread. They are usually only mildly sweet, with a few fennel or cardamom seeds to provide interest. Yet, they have a specially satisfying power when dunked into chai, soaking up the hot liquid and eaten while soggy but still firm. In Lizzie Collingham’s history The Biscuit, she writes that rusks might ...

5. www.healthifyme.com › recipes › ruskRusk - HealthifyMe

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   Rusk is a type of hard, dry biscuit or twice-baked bread. It is sometimes referred to as a "biscuit rusk" or "tea biscuit". It is made by cutting a loaf of bread into slices, then baking or drying them until they become hard and crisp. Rusks are often served with tea or coffee, and can be used to make pudding or a quick shahi tukda.

6. drizzleanddip.com › 2011/07/11 › a-classicThe best classic South African buttermilk rusks - Drizzle and Dip

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   Jul 11, 2011 · There’s nothing quite like the comforting taste of a classic South African buttermilk rusk, a beloved staple for us at home and abroad. These crunchy, golden-brown biscuits are perfect for dipping into a steaming cup of coffee or tea.

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7. taste.co.za › how-to › how-to-make-rusksHow to make rusks - Woolworths TASTE

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   Consider whether you want a small hard crust, or a big one. If you favour a small hard cap, bake your rusks in a loaf tin. If you prefer a golden, hard crust down the longer side, bake them on a tray.

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   What is rusk bread?

   • Rusk is a type of hard, dry biscuit or twice-baked bread. It is sometimes referred to as a "biscuit rusk" or "tea biscuit". It is made by cutting a loaf of bread into slices, then baking or drying them until they become hard and crisp. Rusks are often served with tea or coffee, and can be used to make pudding or a quick shahi tukda.

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   What is Indian Rusk?

   • Indian Rusk, also known as 'khasta', is a staple snack for decades at tea time in India. It can be found at every tea shop, whether it's a corner budget or a fancy one, in metro cities or rural villages. The Indian rusk has an unbreakable relationship with Indians.

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   What is a biscuit Rusk?

   • It is sometimes referred to as a "biscuit rusk" or "tea biscuit". It is made by cutting a loaf of bread into slices, then baking or drying them until they become hard and crisp. Rusks are often served with tea or coffee, and can be used to make pudding or a quick shahi tukda. Cardamom flavoured rusks are popular in India.

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   Where did Rusks originate?

   • Rusks are not just a favorite tea time snack in India, but are also popular all over the world, including the UK, Africa, and Iran. The origin of rusks is unclear, but some believe they are similar to the Italian biscotti, a twice-baked bread. Other varieties include cake rusks and tooti-frooti, which has fruit-flavored jelly embedded in it.

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   Are Rusks sweet?

   • Rusks, at their simplest, are just dried bread. They are usually only mildly sweet, with a few fennel or cardamom seeds to provide interest. Yet, they have a specially satisfying power when dunked into chai, soaking up the hot liquid and eaten while soggy but still firm.

   Rediscovering rusks: The timeless snack that pairs perfectly with chai

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   How long do Rusks last?

   • Another important thing to note is that rusks are baked twice – baked, and then dried out – so make sure you have time to complete the project. You can dry them overnight, if you prefer. It’s a good idea to make a big batch, because of the time needed to cook and dry them. They also keep for months in an airtight container.

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9. www.sanjeevkapoor.com › Recipe › RuskRusk - Sanjeev Kapoor

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   Mar 2, 2017 · Rusk. Enjoy these rusks with cups of hot tea. This is a Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe. By Sanjeev Kapoor 02 Mar 2017 in Recipes Course. Ingredients list for Rusk. 2 cups Refined flour (maida) 1½ teaspoons Fresh yeast. A pinch + cup Castor oil. 1 teaspoon Salt. 2 tablespoons Olive oil. Milk for washing. Method. Take yeast in a bowl.