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the original recipe step by step (fried or baked) – Gordon Ramsay’s version


THE Krapfen they are gods fried desserts typical of German cuisine. It is about fluffy circles from leavened dough similar to the Bomboloni; that come first fried then they come stuffed with a pastry bag with Jam or Custard ; in the end covered with powdered sugar or granulated! Imagine them very soft to the bite from creamy filling and enveloping! A unique goodness that is born in the 1600s to Graz , then exported to Vienna, and finally spread in Trentino, Veneto And Friuli, where it is usual to prepare them in the period of Carnival! You want make them at home? Here is for you Krapfen recipe with all Advice And Secrets step by step Perfect donuts in terms of consistency, taste And ease of execution!

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It is a simple dough. I advise you to proceed with the planetary mixer, but you can also do it by hand. But I recommend you make the rise is the secret to have them softer for longer! In this case I chose to fry them, but you can easily make tasty ones Baked Krapfen , procedure you will find all the information! as well as instead of the classics Cream donut make them with jam of your choice or stuffed of Nutella! In any case, they will be a smash hit and will literally be snapped up!

Perfect for one Breakfast energetic and greedy, they are inevitable for the Carnival Buffet together with Graffe, Donuts, Fried Bombs and Frittelle! try them soon!

Krapfen recipe

PREPARATION TIMES

Preparation Cooking Total
1h 15 minutes 1h and 15 minutes

Ingrediants

Quantity for 20 pieces

  • 300 gr of Manitoba flour (or 0 flour)
  • 130 ml of fresh whole milk at room temperature
  • 2 teaspoons of dry yeast (or 12 grams of fresh brewer's yeast)
  • 2 whole eggs
  • 70 grams of sugar
  • 50 grams of butter at room temperature
  • 7 gr of salt
  • grated zest of 1 large lemon
  • 1 tablespoon of vanilla extract or vanillin or vanilla bean seeds
  • 1 dose of my Custard or 300 gr of Apricot jam or of your choice.
  • about 1 l of sunflower oil (only for the fried version)
  • powdered sugar to finish

Method

How to make donuts

First of all prepare a leaven with 100 gr of flour taken from the total, yeast and 100 gr of milk taken from the total, Mix with a spatula, you will get a sticky mixture.

Then cover with cling film and leave to rise in a temperate place (oven turned off just 28 °) for about 1 hour until it triples in volume and lots of bubbles appear on the surface:

leavening for Krapfen

After the indicated time, add the rest of the flour, milk and sugar to the leavening.

Operate the machine kneading at low speed then add grated lemon and vanilla peel, then mix the eggs one at a time when they are perfectly absorbed, add the soft butter in small pieces so as to string the dough. The result must be a smooth, elastic compound that detaches from the walls. Add the salt and finish the stringing.

If you have difficulty, turn over on a work surface, make 3 – 4 folds in a wallet and knead to obtain a smooth dough.

Sprinkle with flour and leave to rise for about 2 – 3 hours until it triples in volume:

Krapfen dough

At this point, turn the dough over onto a lightly floured work surface. Turn it upside down and form a smooth ball on the surface, with your hands dusted with flour.

How to form the Krapfen

First of all, roll out the dough on a surface dusted with flour with a floured rolling pin to a thickness of at least 1 cm.

Use a pastry bowl or a cookie cutter in the shape of a circle 8 – 10 cm.

Then flour the circle and make as many as possible, one next to the other to avoid wasting dough.

how to make donuts

As you make them, place them in a baking tray lined with baking paper, at a distance of 4 – 5 cm

Reassemble the leftover dough scraps, form a ball and let it rest at room temperature wrapped in a film for about 1 hour. This step is used to swell the dough and make it workable again.

Let your donuts rise for about 1 hour and a half in the oven that has just been turned off (28 °) until they have doubled their volume.

Meanwhile, prepare the CUSTARD CREAM

Baked Krapfen:

Bake at 180 degrees for 15 minutes until golden brown. Leave to cool for 15 minutes, fill with the cream as explained below and sprinkle powdered sugar.

Fried donuts:

Once leavened, cut the donut into its square of parchment paper, so as not to deform it.

Then fry in a large pan and 5 – 6 cm high, not too deep if you want to show the famous white stripe. Fry in abundant oil, a few pieces at a time. 1 and a half minutes per side.

Finally drain with a slotted spoon on absorbent paper.

Then insert a small 1/2 cm spout and the custard into the pastry bag. Insert the sac a poche into the Krafen forming a hole and fill with cream:

stuff the donuts

Finally, sprinkle with powdered sugar! Yours are ready Krapfen!

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Potato Zeppole (fried and baked) Perfect recipe to have them very soft! – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Potato Zeppole


The Potato Zeppole they are gods leavened fried desserts delicious, typical of the period of Carnival . They are made with the same mixture of the Staples, therefore with boiled potatoes in the dough which makes them super fluffy ; but they are distinguished from these by the "L shape”Which is obtained crossing a sausage of dough. Once cooked they come still hot in the sugar . I let you imagine the goodness! Very soft, caramelized, fragrant, In short poetry for the taste buds!

Potato Zeppole

Like any traditional recipe they exist numerous versions and variants. What I give you today is there Original recipe from the Neapolitan potato zeppole of mine Grandmother ; that I have been preparing for as long as I can remember and that they have accompanied my whole childhood!

It's about a very easy preparation. You can make the dough either by hand or in the planetary mixer. The secret what makes them special is the mix of aromas of orange, honey And vanilla! please don't forget it and you will get the Best potato zeppole ever made!

From this version you can make the classic fried or the Baked potato zeppole simply by increasing the dose of sugar; in the ingredients all the variations!

Perfect to enrich the Carnival sweets buffet together with Chiacchiere, Castagnole, Bomboloni and other goodies on the subject, but you can also make them for father's Day March 19! but also for Birthday parties, Party and snacks for children!

Discover also

the Zeppole di San Giuseppe (the original Neapolitan choux pastry, fried but without grease! with cream filling)

PREPARATION TIMES

Preparation Cooking Total
1h 15 minutes 1h15 minutes

Ingrediants

Quantity for 40 pieces

  • 460 gr of Manitoba flour
  • 250 gr mashed boiled potatoes (about 300 gr of raw potatoes to be boiled)
  • 2 whole eggs
  • 50 gr of soft butter
  • 50 g of sugar + 250 g for seasoning (for the baked version, increase the sugar in the dough to 100 g)
  • 8 grams of dry brewer's yeast or 10 grams of fresh brewer's yeast
  • 100 gr of water
  • 1 tablespoon of vanilla essence or the seeds of a vanilla pod (alternatively 1 tablespoon of rum)
  • grated peel of 1 orange
  • grated zest of 1 lemon
  • 8 gr of salt
  • fry oil

Method

Like potato Zeppole

First of all, make the dough following the procedure found in GRAFFE

where you can find all the useful tips with step-by-step photos.

Once it has risen, turn the dough over onto a floured surface, put a smooth ball back together.

Then sprinkle with flour and roll out the dough with a floured rolling pin, the dough must be about 1 cm thick (no lower)

Finally, cut the strips from the dough with a long-bladed knife, roll each strip into a loaf with a thickness of about 1 cm and cut it to a length of about 15 cm and close it forming an L and pressed in the center:

how to make potato donuts

If you have to bake them, you should use a 20 cm loaf and make them with the largest hole, otherwise it will disappear during cooking.

Do this until you have finished all the pasta.

As you make them, transfer them to a baking tray covered with baking paper at a distance of 2 – 3 fingers:

let the potato zeppole rise

Let it rise in a dry place with a stable, warm temperature (28 ° the ideal) where there are no drafts, covered with a cloth. After about 40 – 50 minutes they will have increased in volume

Baked potato zeppole

Bake in a static oven at 180 ° already hot for 15 – 20 minutes immediately after sprinkling with icing sugar.

Fried potato zeppole

First of all prepare in a high saucepan with oil for frying, wait for the temperature to be right by making the test with a small piece of pasta: if the small piece sinks into the oil and hardly rises to the surface, the oil is cold so it is not ready.

The oil don't be cold otherwise the zeppole will fill with oil and compromise the success of the dessert.

But it doesn't even have to be burned so if you insert a piece of test paste and it turns dark brown immediately, the oil is not the right temperature; in this case, remove the pan for a few seconds and put it back on the flame over a lower flame.

The oil is perfect when we insert the small piece of test paste and bubbles form around us without burning.

First of all directly cut out the baking paper with the donuts to avoid deforming them and put in oil with the paper, in a few seconds it will come off and you can throw it away.

Then cook a few pieces at a time for about 2 minutes, drain with a slotted spoon and place them on absorbent paper WITHOUT crushing or drying them for a few seconds.

While still hot, while inserting the other donuts in the saucepan, pass them in the granulated sugar on both sides.

Finally, immediately arrange the donuts in another serving container, taking care to change the sugar when you see that it becomes grainy and greasy to the touch.

Yours are ready Potato Zeppole :

Potato Zeppole

You can keep well sealed in cling film for about 2 days.

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Baked apples with jam and dried fruit – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Baked apples with jam and dried fruit


The baked apples with jam and dried fruit they are a healthy and low-calorie sweet, excellent for after dinner or for a healthy winter snack. They are prepared in a few minutes and cooked either in the traditional oven or in the microwave in no time.

In practice, the apples are slightly emptied by removing the core part with a knife. Then they are stuffed with a mixture of dried plums, oat flakes, orange marmalade, chopped hazelnuts and lots of cinnamon.

The result will be a divine scent that will flood the whole house! Cooked apples are delicious both warm but also cold.

The baked apples they can also be accompanied with a sprig of cream!

Baked apples with jam and dried fruit
Baked apples with jam and dried fruit
Baked apples with jam and dried fruit
Baked apples with jam and dried fruit
Baked apples with jam and dried fruit
Baked apples with jam and dried fruit

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