Well almost!
It snowed yesterday and this morning the landscape had regained its whiteness that I love. It made me want to try the experiment of those little cinnamon rolls. I'm not at my first attempt at the cinnamon roll, but there ... I fell on the caramel that formed during cooking of cinnamon sugar on the pastry, and ... EC cinnamon rolls in its entirety HERE!
And as a nice surprise sometimes results in a second ... But, but ... What do I see? Would not this early "puff" successful?? [Or how something so trivial to some, perhaps, may seem extraordinary to others]. And thank you
the sun gave me a beautiful light for my photos!
It snowed yesterday and this morning the landscape had regained its whiteness that I love. It made me want to try the experiment of those little cinnamon rolls. I'm not at my first attempt at the cinnamon roll, but there ... I fell on the caramel that formed during cooking of cinnamon sugar on the pastry, and ... EC cinnamon rolls in its entirety HERE!
And as a nice surprise sometimes results in a second ... But, but ... What do I see? Would not this early "puff" successful?? [Or how something so trivial to some, perhaps, may seem extraordinary to others]. And thank you
the sun gave me a beautiful light for my photos!
For tempera
400g flour 50g sugar 3 tablespoons
tablespoons warm milk
1 packet dry yeast (11g dry yeast Quick lift type Fleischmann)
3 eggs 100g salted butter
5g salt
Pour in the yeast warm milk, let stand 15 minutes, then dilute with a spoon, mix well.
In the bowl of food processor (or in a large bowl if kneading by hand, and it's not that I find this the easiest, but I kneaded by hand), put the milk mixture / yeast powdered sugar, then the entire meal. Add salt.
Combine the hook (or by hand, no hook in his hand!), Then add the eggs one by one.
Then add 100g of soft butter, little by little.
Knead about ten minutes, then cover the bowl and let rise in a warm place for 2 hours.
Break the dough so that it falls back, chill 30 minutes you can start layering.
For layering
150g salted butter at room temperature
Proceed as puff pastry. Spread the dough tempera cross, placing the butter in a square well flattened, close the 4 branches of the dough.
Spread into a long rectangle, give a simple turn. Spread
again in a long rectangle, rotate twice.
Refrigerate for 30 minutes, and give the same tricks as before.
Refrigerate overnight (or 30 minutes).
Spread the dough into a large square, the smallest possible (5mm). Sprinkle the entire surface with brown sugar and cinnamon (I chose to spread a mixture of 1 / 2 cup white sugar powder and 3 teaspoons ground cinnamon), roll into a tight coil.
Cut slices, arrange them in the selected molds (cavities of a muffin and an American plate for me). Let rise in a warm place 1:30 to 2am. Glaze with egg yolk and bake in preheated oven at 175 ° C (347 ° F), 25 minutes for small buns, 10 minutes for a large format.
short! It was a beautiful winter day!
(Source: A (c) hooks, insurrections Culinary )