Monday, January 23, 2012
The yummy pastries are called “Puddingbrezeln” (fem.) and you can probably get them at every German bakery. Here’s how you make them:

You need:
DOUGH: 250g wheat flour; yeast; 40g sugar; 1 egg; 200g (low fat) curd
CUSTARD: 1 pkg. vanilla pudding powder; 250ml milk; 300g (low fat) curd
Prepare the dough by mixing all the ingredients. Let it sit in a warm place until it has gotten much bigger. Preheat the stove to approx. 200° C. In the meantime shape the pretzels (starting from 0.37sec) and place them on a baking tray.
Also prepare the custard now: prepare the pudding with the milk; then mix in the curd. Now put about 1-2tbsp into each loop.
Bake for about 15-20mins. And then: DIG IN!

(via germanheit)
mmmmmhmmmmm.
Also, a note on curd: You want to use Quark. Its a creamy kind of spread you can (sometimes) find in the soft cheese section of your North American grocery shop.

The yummy pastries are called “Puddingbrezeln” (fem.) and you can probably get them at every German bakery. Here’s how you make them:

You need:

DOUGH: 250g wheat flour; yeast; 40g sugar; 1 egg; 200g (low fat) curd

CUSTARD: 1 pkg. vanilla pudding powder; 250ml milk; 300g (low fat) curd

Prepare the dough by mixing all the ingredients. Let it sit in a warm place until it has gotten much bigger. Preheat the stove to approx. 200° C. In the meantime shape the pretzels (starting from 0.37sec) and place them on a baking tray.

Also prepare the custard now: prepare the pudding with the milk; then mix in the curd. Now put about 1-2tbsp into each loop.

Bake for about 15-20mins. And then: DIG IN!

(via germanheit)

mmmmmhmmmmm.

Also, a note on curd: You want to use Quark. Its a creamy kind of spread you can (sometimes) find in the soft cheese section of your North American grocery shop.