Saturday, December 28, 2013

Preparation of sourdough yeast In a bowl, mix 100g of flour with the yeast and sugar (fresh yeast s


Ancestors of bread, universal food that can be found in all the various recipes which follow without resembling, what more natural than pancakes in all their varieties of ingredients and recipes are also constants of all countries of the world tables of the world: Russian blinis, American pancakes, Breton pancakes, flapjacks Canadian, English crumpets, Swedish plattar, Moroccan or Algerian baghrir, Indian dosas etc ... The Czech Republic is no exception to the rule with its traditional LIVANCE, pancake pancake sweet taste of a little sour but thick and soft like a blini! A real hit with the kids (and big) who want more .. it's so simple to please! (For 6-8 greedy) 400g flour 4 eggs 3 tsp instant dry yeast or 25-30g fresh yeast 600 ml milk 50g caster sugar 1 pinch of salt zest of lemon or other perfume choice
Preparation of sourdough yeast In a bowl, mix 100g of flour with the yeast and sugar (fresh yeast should be diluted beforehand in milk ditto for dry yeast to reactivate). Add milk gradually, mixing well to avoid lumps. Cover with a clean cloth and let rise for 15 minutes minimum (30-40 min winter days). kuzco lighting Dough Preparation In a large bowl, combine kuzco lighting remaining flour with salt and fragrance chosen. Make a well and pour the beaten eggs. Mix gently by gradually adding the sourdough yeast. Work until a smooth, thick paste. Cover with a cloth and let rise 30-45 minutes.
Heat a skillet over medium heat blinis and lightly butter when it is hot. Put a large tablespoon of batter into the pan, spreading roughly with the back of the spoon (the dough is too thick but avoid the pack with a spoon). kuzco lighting When crépiau swells and forms small holes on the surface, the back with a spatula and cook the second side until golden brown. Place on a large plate and cover immediately with another plate to keep warm and soft. Crépiaux these are traditionally served dusted with sugar flavored with cinnamon or whipped cream but everyone powder are allowed: brown sugar, applesauce, jam or honey. And for lovers, I recommend liquid caramel as in the photo: a delight! I said that these pancakes have a slight yeasty, which is probably the Czech taste and anyway is normal considering the amount used. For non-amateur use half recommended. Wrapped in foil and kept cool, they still retain crépiaux 1 day: beyond, they harden and need to be warmed. Source: adapted from a recipe that appeared in I economise, February 2000 No. 16
it looks super good say so! Here in Britain, it's called cakes! I even added a little beer in the dough to give it a little levity! I'll try the lemon to see! Good evening! 8/13/06 7:38 PM
the baghrir is Moroccan and Algerian not a translation took place towards the neighbor :) Besides this recipe strangely resembles beghrir Moroccan (yeast returning to the consistency of pancake) except that the beghrir comprises 50% semolina. 8/13/06 8:22 PM
Supertimba, sorry for the "Couak" but it turns out that even if actually in my head the baghrirs were Moroccan, my internet research has often carried me on recipes or sites Algerian cuisine .. So I left the two origins kuzco lighting .. I hope it will still ;) Gracianne, glad to see you again .. welcome back! 8/16/06 5:55 PM
Hi, Excellent crépiaux or the pancakes ... j 'like it with sugar, apricot jam (nice sweet-sour taste) or with melted chocolate kuzco lighting .... (C resembles kuzco lighting the Algerian pancakes pancakes except what cuissent one side and are full of small holes) .... 2/14/08 3:27 PM
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