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BRANDTEIGKRAPFERL
11:39pm
BST on July 12, 2009
What you need:
250 ml WATER
100 gr BUTTER
150 gr FLOUR
4 EGGS
bit SALT
2x 250 ml WHIPPED CREAM
CHOCOLATE- SAUCE
HOW TO DO:
FIRST:
Bring oven to 200 degree Celcius
SECOND:
Bring Water, Butter and Salt to the boil.
Add the flour and mix it as well.
Let it roast about 2 minutes and keep on mixing until the clump
is detaching.
THIRD:
Fill into a plastic bowl an mix the eggs
one after the other in (that´s very important!!!!!)
Use therefore the dough hooks.
Take some baking paper on the baking tin and fill
the lump into a piping bag.
Bring about table tennis ball sized "balls" on the tin.
Look for an spacing of about a few cm in between of them,
because they will grow!!!
Give the tin into the oven for about 20 minutes they should
get tawny coulored.
FOURTH:
Cut them as long as they are hot but not completely through.
Fill them when they are cold (takes about 5 min.)
with whipped cream or vanilla ice and decorate with chocolate sauce.
FIFTH: What do you think???
ENJOY IT
250 ml WATER
100 gr BUTTER
150 gr FLOUR
4 EGGS
bit SALT
2x 250 ml WHIPPED CREAM
CHOCOLATE- SAUCE
HOW TO DO:
FIRST:
Bring oven to 200 degree Celcius
SECOND:
Bring Water, Butter and Salt to the boil.
Add the flour and mix it as well.
Let it roast about 2 minutes and keep on mixing until the clump
is detaching.
THIRD:
Fill into a plastic bowl an mix the eggs
one after the other in (that´s very important!!!!!)
Use therefore the dough hooks.
Take some baking paper on the baking tin and fill
the lump into a piping bag.
Bring about table tennis ball sized "balls" on the tin.
Look for an spacing of about a few cm in between of them,
because they will grow!!!
Give the tin into the oven for about 20 minutes they should
get tawny coulored.
FOURTH:
Cut them as long as they are hot but not completely through.
Fill them when they are cold (takes about 5 min.)
with whipped cream or vanilla ice and decorate with chocolate sauce.
FIFTH: What do you think???
ENJOY IT
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