Traditional Faschingskrapfen, served in Austria for Carnival season in February.
Arbeitszeit 2 StundenStd.
Gesamt 2 StundenStd.
Portionen 12Krapfen
Kochutensilien
2 round cookie cutters that fit exactly inside each other ~ 7cm
Zutaten
650gall purpose flour
6egg yolks
lemon zest from half an organic lemon
4tablespoonsrum 40%
10gvanilla sugar
7gsalt
90gsoftened butter
90gsugar
42gfresh yeast
500mllukewarm milk
flour for dusting and kneading the dough
Anleitung
Dissolve yeast with sugar in lukewarm milk.
Mix dissolved yeast with remaining ingredients for dough.
Knead dough well.
Cover dough and let rest for 30 minutes.
Knead again on a floured working surface.
Roll out to a thickness of approx. 1 cm.
Cut out circles with the larger of the two cutters.
Take one piece of dough at a time and fill with about 1 tablespoon of apricot jam. Fold a second piece of dough on top and seal the edges very well.
Now use the smaller cookie cutter to remove the edge.
Place on a floured kitchen towel. Cover and let rest for 25 more minutes.
In a pot, heat canola oil to 350°C (180°C). Add Krapfen, top side into the fat first. Keep temperature at 320°C (160°C). It is best to use a frying thermometer.
Turn the Krapfen with the handle of a wooden spoon and finish baking on the other side.
When brown on both sides, put out of pot, drain and let cool down a bit. Serve with powdered sugar - enjoy!
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Januar 30, 2023
(c) by Angelika Kreitner-Beretits / Vienna Sunday Kitchen