Rosinenschnecken
(raisin roll)
1
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FOR THE YEASTDDOUGH
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65 ml
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Milk
|
50 g
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Butter
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1/2 pck.
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Dry yeast
(3.5g)
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250 g
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Flour
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1 socket
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Salt
|
25 g
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Sugar
|
1
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Egg
|
1
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Egg to
stick
|
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FOR THE CÉME PÂTISSÉRE
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250 ml
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Milk
|
1
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Vanilla
pod
|
3
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Egg yolk
size m
|
50 g
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Sugar
|
30 g
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Cornstarch
|
60 g
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Raisins
|
|
FOR THE ICING
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170 g
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Sugar
|
125 ml
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Water
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Preparation
Dough
Preheat the oven to 50°C upper/own heat.
For the yeast dough, heat the milk slightly and melt the butter in it.
In the food processor's bowl, mix flour with dry yeast, then mix with salt,
vanilla sugar and sugar. Add the warm milk and 1 egg. Knead the whole thing
into a dough. Then knead the dough to level 3.5 for about 4 minutes. Place the
dough bales in a bowl and leave to go in the oven covered for 30 minutes at
50°C.
Custard
Cut open the vanilla pod lengthwise and add both the scraped out marrow and
the pod to the milk with half the sugar and heat in a saucepan.
Using the hand stirrer, beat the egg yolk and remaining sugar to a bright,
frothy mass. Now add the starch and stir in.
Once the milk boils up, remove the vanilla pod and stir some of the milk
under the egg yolk mass. Now put everything back in the casserole and cook over
a low heat, stirring constantly until the crème becomes firm. Place fresh
lining directly on the crème surface so that no skin can form, and place in the
fridge.
Roll out & Fill
Knead the dough again. Roll out on a floured work surface to a rectangular
dough plate of about 0.3 – 0.5 cm, the short side should be about 18 cm wide,
the long side about 45-47 cm. Brush with the crème pâtissière, leaving a rim of
about 1 cm free on all sides. Then spread the raisins on the crème pâtissière.
Roll up the dough plate from the short side tightly with at least four
revolutions. Roll out the last winding dough end thinner with the roller stick,
brush with egg yolks and stick to the roll, locking them so nicely. The roll
should have a diameter of about 6 – 7 cm. Cut from this roll with a knife each
2 cm thick slices.
Place a maximum of 8 snails by far on a baking tray covered with baking
paper and leave to rest for about 25-30 minutes. Warning: Do not touch the
doughnuts any more. Increase the temperature in the oven to 180°C top/own heat.
After walking time, slide the sheet into the oven and bake the snails for
about 20 minutes until golden brown.
Glaze & completion
Place the sugar and water in a casserole and mix well. Bring the mixture to
a boil until the sugar has completely dissolved. Push the warm rolls with the
transparent glaze.
THE CÉME PÂTISSÉRE