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fullcravings · 2 months
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Homemade Nutella Beignets
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amandaroos · 2 years
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Making rolls! Delicious!
Recipe:
1 1/2 cups warm water
1 tablespoon active dry yeast
2 tablespoons sugar
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon salt
3 1/2 to 4 cups all-purpose flour
Bake 400 degrees for 15-17 minutes
https://www.AmandaRoos.com
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sergle · 5 days
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pointless trivia of the day: I get annoyed when people refer to cats kneading on something as "making biscuits" because biscuits aren't like breads, and should under No Circumstances Be Kneaded
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finlizziah · 19 days
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So I've had the gatorade bread post in mind for a while now. Specifically the part where they ask if bread is just yeast, flour and liquid. Which got me thinking, I could do that, not with gatorade, but whatever I found at the store.
Currently have strawberry milk dough and grape nectar dough made. They dont have seem to be as colorful as the gatorade one, but I'll continue posting about them when they're done doing their stuff.
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the-meme-monarch · 10 months
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i love baking it’s so fun! it’s really relaxing and great for de-stressing— NOT BREAD. NOT FUCKING BREAD FUCK YOU
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grubloved · 3 months
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ok. sourdough bagel test number one.... start !!!!!!!!
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morethansalad · 16 hours
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Vegan Mekitsa (Bulgarian Fried Dough Breakfast)
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nayruwu · 1 year
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i love how shinya in the novels takes the role of a wise old man teaching the mc everything he knows, because most lessons guren is taught in catastrophe, shinya has already learned.
... except he isn't an old man, he's a child.
but he did get the white hair.
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soilem · 2 months
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i thought i killed my yeast how is the dough rising!??
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cozybearz · 1 month
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pizza rolls being made 👍
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cowgirliee · 2 months
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making jalapeño cheddar bagels right now cross your fingers I don’t ruin them
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fullcravings · 2 months
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Chinese Doughnuts
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readyforthegarden · 4 months
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Everyone come get your apple butter cinnamon rolls!!! They’re still waaarrmm!!! 🥰
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sergle · 5 days
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Do you think "biscuits" could be the british cookies? would kneading that make sense?
still no dice!! british biscuits are more shortbread-cookie adjacent, which are similar to american biscuits in the sense that you don't want them to be chewy (so you don't want to knead it), and you don't want the butter to melt before you bake them (so you don't want to over-handle it)
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brattylikestoeat · 1 year
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iceycube · 2 months
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Brunsviger! 🧑‍🍳🧑‍🍳🧑‍🍳
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For 7 of these 19 cm diameter cakes:
Ingredients:
Buns dough:
360 g day old danish (preferably those with custard or use cinnamon rolls)
120 g marcipan (persipan (made from abricot seeds) is almost actually better, but much more difficult to find)
360 g brown sugar
360 g soft butter
215 g vanilla custard (use a packet thing. Way more consistent results) (if your powder is old, you may need to add 1 teaspoon of vanilla sugar or extract)
90 g all purpose flour
For sprinkle: brown sugar and flour mix
Optional decoration: icing made from powdered sugar and water, gummy bears, and other such soft candy, chocolate
How to:
Make buns dough and weigh it at ~175 g (should give 7 perfectly) and either wrap and freeze or let rest
For the slop on top: In a stand mixer (or with the dough hook things on a hand mixer) with the beater (so not the hook or whisk) turn the danish into mush
While this goes on, make custard like the packet says. May involve math, so have a calculator at hand (math formula below cut)
Add marcipan and make sure it is completely combined. Scrape bottom a few times if needed
Add brown sugar and mix
Add the butter over a few times, scraping the bottom between each installment of butter.
Add custard and flour and quickly mix it in.
215 g slop for each cake. Rest can be kept in a box in the fridge for months.
Roll the dough out to fit the bottom of a 19 cm spring form (Google told me this... It's those cake pans that have a detachable bottom and a clasp on the side) and stab it evenly with a fork.
Line bottom of cake pan with baking paper
Put dough in cake pan and add slop and spread as evenly as you can
In oven at 35 C with a water vapor bath under it for 25 minutes
While it rises you mix 1 tablespoon brown sugar with 1 teaspoon flour per cake you make (so if you make all 7 at once you mix 7 tablespoons brown sugar with 7 teaspoons flour)
When risen, remove water vapor container and cake from oven and preheat to 210 C convection.
Stab the cake with a very sharp knife all the way around and spiral inwards. The more evenly you stab the better the cake will be. ("why proof it if you're just deflating it at the end?" you may ask: to get rid of yeast flavor)
Sprinkle the dried brown sugar evenly over the cake
Cake in oven, reduce heat to 175 C convection for 10 minutes, turn cake 180 degrees around itself and 5-8 more minutes, until slop seems to set
Remove from oven and let cool completely before removing from cake pan. This helps keep moisture in the dough, keeping the cake soft for longer.
Can be kept wrapped in a clean dish towel for 1-2 days before drying out.
Math: (i am somewhat sorry for high school math flashbacks, but this is useful (and delicious))
We want 215 g of custard, packet gives us 700 g.
Packet contains 100 g powder and wants 600 mL milk.
So:
700 g custard = 100 g powder + 600 g milk
700 g custard × X = 215 g custard <=>
X = 215 g custard / 700 g custard <=>
X = 0.3
So:
215 g custard = 100 × 0.3 g powder + 600 × 0,3 g milk <=>
215 g custard = 30 g powder + 185 g milk
Now just substitute for the things your packet says.
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