I won’t reprint the recipe, because you can easily get it from the other lovely ladies, but here is my process, including a few learning curves along the way.
1. get all the ingredients ready to go.
2. prep the bowl for the dough to rise.
3. make sure you’re wearing a snazzy apron. do you like my new one? I got it today with a target voucher someone had given me – it matches my blog theme!
4. combine the flour, yeast and caster sugar.
5. Add the combined butter, milk and buttermilk.
6. use your hands to form a dough.
7. Knead to form a smooth, elastic dough.
8. put in the prepared bowl in a warm place and cover with a damp cloth.
peek a boo! let it rest for about an hour, or until it has approximately doubled in size.
9. Chop the apple while you wait.
10. Combine the apple with the brown sugar, nutmeg and cinnamon (easy on the nutmeg, I was a bit heavy handed). 
11. I wasn’t sure if my dough was snug enough – what does ‘cover’ mean? I tucked it in a bit… then came back later and untucked it again so that it was somewhere in between tucked and untucked.
12. Roll out your dough into an oblong shape.
13. Evenly spread the chosen filling, leaving a gap at the top to seal at the end.
14. roll up the dough.
15. Cut up the dough into small portions – I made 16 scrolls. Place them with some space in between – at least a cm. 
16. Pop them in the oven for 10 – 15 minutes (mine were closer to 20 – 18 mins I think?) or until golden.
17. Eat while warm with a mug of hot tea. YUM!
I’m not sure how they’ll stand up to the test of time, and what they’ll taste like tomorrow, but I was VERY impressed with them straight out of the oven. I think Bakers Delight just lost a customer – sorry! To be honest I only ever buy about 5 a year, so they’re not missing much. Cheeseymite is next on the list to bake.
Top job, they look fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!
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