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Makes: 20 waffles
Prep. time: 30 minutes
I made this recipe with my KitchenAid food processor and a waffle iron.
In the bowl of your food processor, pour 200 ml of warm milk and the baking powder. Mix for 1 min.
Add the flour, brown sugar, vanilla seeds that you will have recovered with the back of your knife after splitting it in half lengthwise, eggs, salt. Knead at low speed for 5 min.
While continuing to knead, add the butter little by little and continue kneading for 10 min. The dough is sticky and elastic. Cover the bowl of your food processor with cling film and let your dough grow.
After 2 hours, recover your dough with a maryse and add the pearl sugar. Make small balls that you place on baking paper and leave to rest for 20 minutes before baking your waffles.
Enjoy!
Serves: 2
Prep. time: 10 minutes
Cook time: 4 minutes
When you have a brioche that is a little old and a little dried out, don't throw it away. This recipe will delight you....
Whip all the ingredients. Soak your buns for a few seconds in the mixture and then cook them in a pan with a little butter, a few minutes on each side over medium heat. Just before serving, pour a little agave syrup on top
Makes: 20 pieces
Prep. time: 20 minutes
Cook time: 2 - 3 minutes each
I made my crepe dough using my Kitchen Aid robot, but it can be made very well in the traditional way.
Start by putting your eggs and sugar and then froth with a whisk.
Add all the liquids and then gradually add the flour. You will obtain a smooth and well aerated dough.
Put your bowl containing the dough in the fridge and let it rest for 2 hours.
At the end of this time, cook your crepes in a non-stick pan."Special crepes."
Serves: 2 persons
Prep. time: 30 minutes + 3 hours of rest
Cook time: 1 minute each bunyette
In a bowl, mix the eggs with the melted butter, sugar, lemon zest and orange blossom water.
Mix the flour with the baker's yeast and add it to the mixture little by little.
Work the dough well with your hands until it no longer sticks to your hands.
Coat your dough with a little flour and leave it to rest for 3 hours near a source of heat with a cloth over your container to let it rise well.
Stretch out balls of dough and then brown each side in hot peanut (not sunflower) oil. This takes about 30 seconds on each side. Mamita stretched these balls of dough on her knee, on a clean cloth to make them as thin as possible and make a nice round shape. I tried to do the same thing and spent a lot of time doing it. I really lack practice.
The bunyettes should blister in the oil.
When you take them out of the oil, put them on absorbent paper and sprinkle with sugar.
My sister Caroline, who loves orange blossom water, also added some before eating them.
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