If you wish to draw the crosses, fill a small piping bag with coconut yoghurt and pipe
crosses over the buns.
Once the oven is warm, sprinkle the
almonds over the buns and bake the pan with the buns for about 20 - 25 minutes until just golden brown.
I couldn't get it here for ages, but one of my local shops ordered it for me recently and as soon as it arrived, I already had my heart set on veganising these succulent
fold over buns.
Spread the
aioli over the buns and top with the portobello caps and sprinkle with chives and poppy seeds
If you want to enjoy the buns untoasted, gently heat the jam in a pan or the microwave, and brush
over the buns using a pastry brush.
As I was a little intimidated by their intricate pleating, I decided to tackle easier looking
fold over buns to begin with.
While still warm, melt the granulated sugar with 1 tbsp water in a small pan, then
brush over the buns.
Make the cross paste by thoroughly mixing the flour and coconut milk and piping the crosses
over the buns.
Pour
this over the buns and gently press down on the buns to they are immersed in the custard.
Serve this stuffed into a whole - grain bun and eat with your hands, or ladle
it over the buns (open - face style) and eat with a fork.
Of course, if you are not eating wheat - free you could always serve
this over a bun or even an English muffin (I do that for my kids sometimes).