Important for yeast pluck with almonds
Milk and butter must only be lukewarm; a well kneaded and twice passed dough produces the loose crumb.
From flour, yeast, lukewarm milk, sugar, butter and egg a soft yeast dough is produced, which is braided after rising and baked with almonds. Milk and butter can only be lukewarm; a well kneaded and twice passed dough produces the loose crumb. Rosines or some lemon zest can be in the dough, pearl sugar can complement the almonds.
Why this recipe works
Milk and butter can only be lukewarm; a well kneaded and twice passed dough produces the loose crumb. From flour, yeast, lukewarm milk, sugar, butter and egg a soft yeast dough is produced, which is braided after rising and baked with almonds. Rosines or some lemon zest can be added to the dough, pearl sugar can add to the almonds.
Recipe
From flour, yeast, lukewarm milk, sugar, butter and egg a soft yeast dough is produced, which is braided after rising and baked with almonds. Milk and butter can only be lukewarm; a well kneaded and twice passed dough produces the loose crumb.
Heat milk only with a hand warm and dissolve the yeast with some sugar in it. Bring butter and eggs to room temperature, mix flour with salt and put the almond leaves aside for the surface.
Flour, yeast, lukewarm milk, sugar, butter and egg form a soft yeast dough that is braided after rising and baked with almonds.
Milk and butter must only be lukewarm; a well kneaded and twice passed dough produces the loose crumb.
Allow the yeast to cool down on a grid for at least twenty minutes. Only then cut into thick slices; the almond crust remains sticky and the warm crumb is not compressed.
Kitchen know-how
Milk and butter must only be lukewarm; a well kneaded and twice passed dough produces the loose crumb.
Variations
Values are estimates per serving and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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