How to make speculaas dolls with a speculaas mold.

Speculaas dolls

Ingredients

200 gram plain flour100 gram caster sugara little salt3 teaspoons speculaas-spices2 tablespoons milk125 gram cold butterflour for dusting the mold
Sift the flour with the sugar, salt and spices into a large bowl.
Then add the milk. Take a knife, add the butter into the mixture and and mix while cutting.
If you use a mixer make sure to use the hooks.
Take the dough, put it in foil (make sure that there is no air in when you close the foil) and put in fridge for a few hours (preferably a whole day)
Pre heat the oven to 170 degrees Celsius
Take the dough out of the fridge. 
Press an amount of dough in the speculaas shapes and cut away the excess dough with a very sharp knife. 
Tap the shapes out of the molds (this is NOT easy, esp. with new molds, they need a bit of help)  

Keep a close eye on the speculaas during the later stage of the baking, because you don’t want your speculaas be too dark, (you will taste and smell it, burned sugar!). 
Transfer them to cool on a rack.

Preparation

Sprinkle flour in the speculaas molds. 

 

Place  them on the baking tray.

Bake for 20 minutes (depending on your oven) until brown and ready.

Take them out and leave the speculaas on the baking tray for a few minutes to firm up. 

And Enjoy !!

Speculoos or Speculaas?

Is it Speculoos or is it Speculaas?

It is actually the same:
Speculoos is the Flemish name for Speculaas. The spread we sell is actually called Speculoos because it originates from Belgium. It is a spread made of biscuits. It is also known as cookie butter or Biscoff spread.
The biscuits we sell are called Speculaas because they are made in Holland.
Speculoos Pasta with caramelized biscuits, is a delicious spread, ideal for those who want something different for breakfast or lunch.
The result is amazing: on bread or toasts at breakfast; this spread is distinctive in taste, a pleasure for Speculaas lovers.
Replaces the well known speculaas biscuit on a sandwich.

Speculoos contains good, unsaturated fats, is rich in Omega 3 and does not contain artificial flavors, colors or preservatives, and most of all: is really delicious.