Description

Pie stuffing
Buchteln. Buns, Austrian-German origin. Mouth-watering rolls, means pie filling, although the filling is not, and why - find out in the recipe. Thanks for the recipe Katarinka-Katusha.

Ingredients

  • Milk

    125 ml

  • Flour

    250 g

  • Sugar

    50 g

  • Yeast

    20 g

  • Chicken egg

    3 piece

  • Salt

  • Lemon peel

  • Rum

    1 tsp

  • Vanilla sugar

    1 pack

  • Butter

    50 g

  • Cream

    125 ml

Cooking

step-0
The words of the author. In warm milk add yeast, 20 grams sugar
step-1
and 50 grams of flour mix and leave in a warm place to rise.
step-2
In a large bowl fold flour 200 grams, melted and slightly cooled butter, egg yolks, egg, 20 g sugar, a pinch of salt, zest, rum and vanilla sugar
step-3
Mix approached the dough into a smooth dough. [b]My comments. [/b]I Have flour left over,~ 1 Cup, asked many people (who did) the same story, so can not say for sure... Although most of Katie learned, says she goes to the norm.
step-4
Cover and place in warm place to rise until doubled. (mine took 40 minutes).
step-5
[b]the Sequel to the author's words.[/b] Most heat-resistant form grease with oil, mix the cream and the 10 oz. sugar and fill the form. (I had a form 24*24). Roll out the dough on a floured surface (I rolled out;-)) pinch off from the dough ball coming up), cut off small pieces, roll them balls
step-6
Put it in a form tight to each other. My balls were 40 g, but may be less. [b]My advice.[/b] Cream you can (should, just asking) to double, but I take it deeper, to make cream out of shape.
step-7
Give another 10 minutes to come. Heat the oven to 180 degrees. Mix the yolk with 2 tbsp milk and brush the buns.
step-8
Bake for 30 minutes. There is an option to fill them with jam or jam and serve with sauce (vanilla, for example:) We loved without all But when I do again, will definitely double the amount of sweetened cream, which is filled with shape - very tasty. So filling, meaning Cream.
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