Banker’s Buns

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This Banker’s Buns recipe is from “All About Pastries” published in 1910 by H.G. Harris & S.P. Borella. The recipes in this book were intended for the baking trade.

Banker's Buns

Banker's Buns Recipe From "All About Pastries"

 

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