Important for Berliners with jam
Keep the oil temperature constant and bake in portions so that they are not greasy inside and out.
After the dough has been made, it is cut out, baked in hot oil until golden brown and filled with jam after cooling. Keep the oil temperature constant and bake the dough in portions so that it does not get greasy inside and out. Plum puree or vanilla cream replace jam, and unfilled doughnuts can also be made from the dough.
Why this recipe works
Keep the oil temperature constant and bake the berlin in portions so that they do not get greasy inside and out. A soft yeast dough is cut out after walking, fried in hot oil until golden brown and filled with jam after cooling. Plum puree or vanilla cream replace jam, the dough can also be used to form unfilled doughnuts.
Recipe
After the dough has been cooked, it is cut out, baked in hot oil until golden brown and filled with jam after cooling. Keep the oil temperature constant and bake the berlin in portions so that they are not greasy inside and out.
Warm the milk by hand and dissolve the yeast with a little sugar. Tempering the butter and eggs, fill the jam into a piping bag and put a high pot with thermometer in place for baking later.
After walking, a soft yeast dough is cut out, baked in hot oil until golden brown and filled with jam after cooling.
Keep the oil temperature constant and bake in portions so that they are not greasy inside and out.
After deep-frying, drain the berlin thoroughly and turn it into sugar while still warm. Fill with lukewarm water so that jam and dough do not leak out when injected.
Kitchen know-how
Keep the oil temperature constant and bake in portions so that they are not greasy inside and out.
Variations
Values are estimates and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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