Kitchen appliances and utensils:
- oven;
- several bowls;
- fork;
- kitchen scales and other measuring accessories;
- fine sieve;
- a baking sheet;
- baking paper;
- cling film;
- stewpan;
- whisk.
Ingredients
Components | Proportions |
premium flour | 550 g |
milk | 250 ml |
dry yeast | 7 g |
egg | 2 pcs. |
granulated sugar | 160 g |
butter | 110 g |
vanilla sugar | 15 g |
salt | 1 pinch |
canned cherries | 150 g |
quince jam | 200 g |
starch | 10 g |
Step cooking
Knead the dough
- Pour 250 ml of milk into a stewpan and heat it over low heat until warm.
- In a separate container, mix 20 g of granulated sugar and 7 g of dry yeast. Instead of dry yeast, the use of pressed yeast in the amount of 20-23 g is allowed.
- Pour the prepared dry mixture with warm milk, and then stir well.
- Leave the dough in a warm place for at least 10 minutes.
- In a clean dish we spread 80 g of butter, previously cut into small pieces.
- We send the oil to the stove where we melt it to a liquid state. We remove the hot oil from the stove and allow it to cool naturally to room temperature.
- In a deep bowl for kneading dough, break one chicken egg.
- There we add 1 pinch of salt, 90 g of granulated sugar and 10 g of vanilla sugar.
- Stir the ingredients thoroughly, after which we pour the yeast solution to them.
- Once again, stir the liquid mixture, and then in small portions add 500 g of sifted premium wheat flour.
- Knead a soft, sticky dough, and then add the cooled butter.
- We continue kneading manually for about 15 minutes. During this period, the dough will acquire softness, elasticity, and will not stick to your hands.
- Sprinkle a clean bowl with flour, on top of which we spread the dough. We cover the workpiece with cling film, after which we place it in a warm place for 1.5-2 hours. Over the specified time, the dough should increase in volume by 2-3 times.
Cooking stuffing
- Drain the liquid from cherry jam and measure out 150 g of canned berries.
- Add 10 g of starch to the cherries, evenly distributing it over all the fruits.
- In a separate bowl, measure out 200 g of quince jam. If it also has a lot of liquid, then it must be drained, and mix quince with starch.
We form buns
- Sprinkle the working surface with flour, on top of which we spread the approached dough.
- Lightly knead the dough with your hands, and then form a sausage out of it, which we divide into 16 pieces of the same size. On average, the weight of each piece is 60 g.
- We crush each piece of dough with our hands again, after which we form a neat ball from it.
- We prepare the blanks on a flat surface, sprinkled with a small amount of flour. We cover them with cling film and leave them in this form for 10-15 minutes.
- After this time, we roll the ball into a small cake.
- In the center of the cake, lay out the desired amount of filling (cherry or quince), then carefully pinch the edges of the cake, forming an oval bun.
- We lay out the finished products with the seam down on a baking sheet previously covered with baking paper.
- Formed buns cover with cling film or a kitchen towel, and leave to “rest” for 40 minutes.
Prepare the confectionery crumb
- In a separate bowl, pour 50 g of flour, 50 g of granulated sugar, 5 g of vanilla sugar and 30 g of chilled butter, previously cut into small pieces.
- All components are carefully rubbed with a clean hand. The result should be a wet, large crumb.
Bake buns
- Break the chicken egg into a separate bowl and beat it well with a fork until smooth.
- Each bun is generously greased with egg mixture, and then sprinkle abundantly with crumbs.
- We send products to the oven preheated to 200 ° C, where we bake for 20-25 minutes.
- We transfer the finished buns to the wire rack so that they cool.
Video recipe
You can view the entire recipe described above in the video presented.