I am in Greece for Easter :) ! In Greece, we have a lot of traditions in Easter as it is maybe the most important holiday here. One of those traditions is making Easter cookies. This recipe is a mixture of my grandma's cookies and another recipe and we made it with my little sister, who is studying to become a pastry chef and a little help from grandma. It was very fun and they turned out very tasty, but my advice is to use baker's ammonia as they become huge and fluffy like grandma's always are. To the link of the recipe I used you can also see the video.So, here is the recipe:
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Thursday, 17 April 2014
Monday, 2 December 2013
Almond paste, orange and chocolate buns & cinnamon buns (kanelbullar)
Here in Sweden, bullar
(sweet buns) are the most usual company for coffee. It is a sweet yeast
bread with usually, an intense cardamom aroma. There are a lot of different
kinds of bullar. The classic one is kanelbulla, the cinnamon bun that you can
find everywhere. Of course the homemade version is always the tastiest. This time,except the classic cinnamon buns I
made a successful experiment with almond paste, orange and chocolate filling
that it has now become one of my favorites. For the dough I used a recipe that
I found behind a flour package.
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