Watch the short recipe video, it was something I put together showing my then 2 year old son making these biscuits. A few small things have changed in the recipe that is now published but the video is still a very good guide, and super cute!
Put the first 4 dry ingredients in a mixing bowl, stir
Melt the butter, this can be done in the microwave, low power to avoid splashing.
Add the golden syrup to the melted butter and stir
Dissolve the baking soda in the water then add this to the butter syrup mix, kids will love watching the butter and syrup foam
Add the butter mix to the dry ingredients and stir
Roll into small teaspoon-sized balls and place onto a baking paper-lined tray
Very gently squish the balls with a fork (a great kids job)
Bake at 180 degrees celsius for around 8-10 mins until lightly golden but still soft in the middle
Lick the spoon
Video
Notes
Check the Anzac Biscuits regularly when they are baking, they can go from lightly golden to overcooked quite quickly.
If you find the Anzac biscuit dough a little sticky, dampen your hands, and the for/spoon this will stop the batter from sticking to you.
Ingredient Notes and Substitutions
Rolled oats: You can use either traditional rolled oats or quick cook oats.
Flour: This recipe will work with gluten-free flour.
Butter: This recipe will work with coconut oil or a full fat
Sugar: You can substitute white sugar with caster sugar or brown sugar.
Golden syrup: You can use maple syrup as an alternative. You may need less water as it is a thinner syrup.
This recipe makes. a soft chewy Anzac Biscuit. If you want a crunchy Anzac biscuit you just need to make 3 tweaks to this recipe up the butter by 10g so you have 60g in total, up the sugar to one-third of a cup and cook the biscuit for slightly longer.