Description

Firewood Tartar
I haven't baked firewood. But before, if you remember, a rare occasion without a big plate with a mound of crispy weightless "hvorostenko", generously dusted with powdered sugar, often homemade. Today I want to show you the twigs forming a spiral as it is prepared in the Tatar kitchen. A recipe for the sticks I have from school, very simple, just three ingredients. Firewood tender, crispy and tasty.

Ingredients

  • Flour

    1 cup

  • Chicken egg

    1 piece

  • Vodka

    2 Tbsp

  • Salt

    1 pinch

  • Vegetable oil

    0.5 l

  • Powdered sugar

    0.5 cup

Cooking

step-0
In the sifted flour, add pinch of salt, beat the egg and pour the vodka.
step-1
Knead a tight dough. Flour may take a little longer, depending on the size of the eggs.
step-2
The dough is thick, like dumplings, it must be well promyat and put into the package for half an hour.
step-3
Then roll it out into a thin layer and roll into a tight rulik.
step-4
Rulik to coil, crush again and remove the package in half an hour, covering them with heated bowl. This technique will give the dough additional layering.
step-5
Seasoned roll the dough very thin, until translucent and even thinner.
step-6
Roll for the dough or just cut strips with a thickness of five centimeters. Free to roll them into spirals. To hold the workpiece under a slightly damp towel or wrap, as the dough dries quickly.
step-7
Heat the oil in a suitable roasting deep-fried dishes. The edges of the spiral to puncture a thin wooden skewer and dipped in boiling oil.
step-8
Easier to work with two skewers holding the spiral cross and not allowing them to unfold. To take pictures with this nothing – both hands are busy. Turning, fry the sticks until Golden. I love a good toasty.
step-9
Ready for the Savior to spread on paper to remove excess oil.
step-10
Dried firewood generously from the heart sprinkled with powdered sugar. I haven't make the powder by hand, use face powder TM "Haas" quite happy with the result.
step-11
Feeding firewood tastes better slightly warm, to hot fragrant tea.
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