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Wednesday, July 10, 2019

Voisilmäpulla - Finnish Butter Eye Buns#eattheworld

    I joined a new facebook group Eat the world Recipe challenge on June 2019 . It was the group of bloggers cook recipe of our choice from a country randomly chosen on 12 th of the previous month and we has to post the recipe by 10 th of the month.

 Eat the world recipe challenge - cooking from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe. This month's country selected was Finland. Check the group's link here.

 Finnish cuisine is generally combining traditional country fare and haute cuisine with contemporary continental style cooking. Finnish foods often use wholemeal products like rye , barley , oats and berries such as bilberries , lingonberries , cloudberries and sea buckthorn.

  Pulla , a sweet cardamom flavoured bread eaten with coffee or as dessert. The pulla are shaped to different shapes one of thi shape is this butter eye buns. The buns resemble eye shape and Recipe is adapted from here.

   Butter eye Buns (Voisilmäpulla)  are made with a cardamom - scented dough and a filling of butter and sugar erupts from the golden top leaving a sweet crunch on top. Use pearl sugar crystals which makes the buns look beautiful. I used normal size sugar . You can use flaked almonds also or leave the buns as plain. 

   To create the eruption on top of the buns , cold cubed butter is inserted into the buns just before it is baked.

  When baked with the frozen butter cube in the middle , butter melts while baking and the melted butter stays in the middle dent of the buns , which gives the eye appearance , hence the name Butter eye buns .
  I baked the first batch of buns at 200*C it caused the eyes to darken like a dark circle around the eyes. Then baked the second batch at 180*C , It was baked well.

 The buns tasted delicious with the cardamom flavour. I made the buns as eggless, if you want to add egg , add an egg to the dough and can give egg wash before baking.




Requirements :
225 ml milk
500 g all purpose flour
1 tsp salt
1 tbs active dry yeast
1 tbs ground cardamom
75 g sugar
50 g unsalted butter cut into cubes of 1 cm and chilled
50 g caster sugar
 Pearled sugar to decorate
Method:
 Boil the milk and let it reach to lukewarm , add the butter and mix well.

 In a bowl , add the flour , ground cardamom , yeast , sugar and mix well.
Add the milk and salt , mix well. Once the dough has come together , knead it for 10 minutes until it becomes soft and smooth.

Place the dough in an oiled bowl , cover with a towel and keep in a warm place.
Once the dough is doubled , punch the air out . Divide the dough into 12 equal sized and roll each into ball. Let the buns double for another 30 minutes. 

 Once the buns are doubled , just before baking , make a depression in the centre of each bun and place the butter cube in it. In some recipes , they sprinkle ground cardamom along with the sugar on the butter cube......

 I brushed the buns with melted butter and sprinkled sugar on the butter cube and on the sides of the bun. You can use egg wash for browning of the buns.

 If using pearled sugar scatter some around each bun, but I used normal sugar.

Bake in a preheated oven @ 180*C for 15 to 20 minute or until the bread turns golden and the butter bubbling.

Cool on a wire rack and serve. Voisilmäpulla are ready to serve. Enjoy this cardamom flavoured butter eye buns with your coffee........










Check out all the wonderful Finnish dishes prepared by fellow Eat the World members and share with #eattheworld. Click here to find out how to join and have fun exploring a country a month in the kitchen with us!

Nicoletta & Loreto Sugarlovespices: Mustikkapiirakka (Finnish Blueberry Pie)
Tara’s Multicultural Table: Makaronilaatikko (Finnish Macaroni Casserole)
Culinary Adventures with Camilla: https://culinary-adventures-with-cam.blogspot.com/2019/07/mustikkapiirakka-finnish-blueberry-pie.html" target="_blank">Mustikkapiirakka (Finnish Blueberry Pie)
Sharanya Sara's Tasty Buds: Voisilmapulla(Finnish Butter Eye Buns)
A Day in the Life on the Farm: https://adayinthelifeonthefarm.blogspot.com/2019/07/lihapullat-finnish-meatballs-eattheworld.html" target="_blank">Lihapullat (Finnish Meatballs)

Tuesday, July 9, 2019

Batterway Drop Doughnuts#BreadBakers



   I made Batterway Drop Doughnuts for bread bakers. It was a easy and kids friendly recipe. Do make it.......

   We Bread Bakers are baking fried yeasted bread for this July 2019 as suggested by Sneha Datar of snehasrecipes.

  When I searched for fried yeasted breads , most of them are doughnuts . Then I came across this recipe of batterway drop doughnuts in the Red star yeast page.

 Batterway Drop doughnuts are easy , no knead bite- sized fried doughnuts.

 Batterway  of mixing yeast dough use less flour and thus the yeast mixture is thinner than dough. This method is a modification of the straight dough method that eliminates kneading.The Stirring develops the gluten in the dough. It is the quickest mixing method .




Requirements :

3¼ cup all purpose flour 
¼ tsp Instant Dry yeast
Half cup water
 ¾ cup milk
 ¼ cup sugar
1 tsp salt
2 tbs butter 
½ tsp Mace
 ½ tsp Nutmeg
Oil for frying
Powdered sugar for coating

Method:
 Heat water and milk to lukewarm ( 110* - 115* F ) and all ingredients at room temperature.

Dissolve the yeast in the lukewarm water and let it proof. 
In a bowl , add sugar , salt , butter and spices like mace and nutmeg. To this add the milk and mix well.

Add in half flour and mix with a spoon or dough whisk. Then add the remaining flour and mix again for 2 minutes.

Cover the bowl and let it rise in warm place until doubled.

 Beat down the raised batter in about 25 strokes. Let it rest while oil is heating ( 350* - 375* F ).

 Drop the batter from a teaspoon or small cookie scoop into hot oil.

 Turn the doughnuts and cook till it becomes golden brown. Cook on medium heat to cook evenly. 

 Use a slotted spoon to drain the oil and place on paper towel.
Roll the doughnuts in powdered sugar while it is still warm.

Batterway Drop doughnuts are ready to serve.......



  • Batterway Drop Doughnuts by Sara's Tasty Buds
  • Buttermilk Beignets by Anybody can bake
  • Fried Jalapeño Corn Puffs by Food Lust People Love
  • Mochi Doughnuts by All That's Left Are The Crumbs
  • Pączki by A Messy Kitchen
  • Samoan German Buns by Gayathri's Cook Spot
  • Sufganiyot (Hanukkah Jelly Donuts) by Karen's Kitchen Stories
  • Whole Wheat Bhatura by Ambrosia
  • Yeasted Bhatura by Sneha's Recipe

  • Tuesday, May 14, 2019

    Butterfly Pea Flower Buns#BreadBakers

        For this May 2019 Bread Bakers challenge Mireille Roc suggested Bread with flowers - Bake a bread with flowers in any form . You can utilize fresh flowers , dried flowers , preserved flowers , flower waters. Some examples include preserved rose , dried lavender , rose water , orange blossom water , elderflower syrup.


      I choose to make Butterfly pea flower buns as I had some flowers dried from our home garden . It was my wish to make a blue coloured bread with this flower. Even though I didn't get the bright blue colour on my bread , I was satisfied with the results. 

      The flowers I used in the buns were from homegrown plant and dried in shade, so I could say these are organic produce. 

     I made a tea by boiling the butterfly pea flowers with water and used that blue colour water to make this buns.







    Requirements :

     3 cup all purpose flour
     1 tbs Instant dry yeast 
     100 g of Dried / Fresh Butterfly pea flower
     2 tbs sugar 
     1tsp salt 
     One and half cup water
     Few cashews 
     Butter for brushing

     Method : 

    In a bowl mix the flour , yeast , salt and sugar together.

    Add the dried butterfly pea flower in a pan along with water  and boil for two minute. Let it rest for ten minutes, so the water will be tinted with blue colour from the flower. 

     Use this water to knead the dough. Knead for about ten minutes till the dough is soft and smooth.

     Cover the bowl with a kitchen towel and let it ferment for two hour.

     After the dough is doubled , sprinkle little flour and roll into small smooth buns.

     Place the buns on the baking tray and brush melted butter on top. I placed a whole cashew on top as a garnish.

     Leave the buns for another 30 minute to double.

     Bake in a preheated oven for 20 minutes @ 200*C.

    Let the buns cool and serve.

     Blueish Butterfly pea buns are ready to serve....

     Note : 

     I didn't add any flavouring agent to the buns , if you want you can add.

     Fresh flowers can be used to brew the butterfly pea tea. I used dried flower .

    I didn't add butter to the dough .



    #BreadBakers is a group of bread loving bakers who get together once a month to bake bread with a common ingredient or theme. You can see all our of lovely bread by following our Pinterest board right here. http://www.pinterest.com/flpl/bread-bakers/ Links are also updated after each event on the BreadBakers home page. http://www.foodlustpeoplelove.com/p/breadbakers.html We take turns hosting each month and choosing the theme/ingredient.
    BreadBakers

    INTRODUCTION

    This month’s Bread Bakers is being hosted by The Schizo Chef with the theme of Floral Flavored Breads

    LIST

    Floral Flavored Breads
    • Apricot Orange Danish Pastry from Karen's Kitchen Stories
    • Basil Flower Mini Bread Rolls from Sneha's Recipe
    • Butterfly Pea Flower Buns from Sara's Tasty Buds
    • Eggless Gulkand Muffins from Cook with Renu
    • Blossom Tea Honey Buns from Food Lust People Love
    • Hibiscus Sweet Bread from A Day in the Life on the Farm
    • Lavender Brown Butter Banana Bread from The Schizo Chef
    • Lemon Calendula Scones from Palatable Pastime



    • Tuesday, February 12, 2019

      Coriander Garlic Pull apart Bread#BreadBakers

        For this Feb 2019 the theme given by Pavani Nandula was Bake any bread from previous themes you might have missed or repeat a theme just because  you loved it that much . It's a catch up theme - you are free to bake anything , it has to be from one of the previous themes. 


      Bread Bakers themes - past and future, with links to event

      2014
      September - Favorite breads
      October - A touch of the grape
      November - Thanksgiving
      December - Quinoa

      2015
      January - Rye
      February - Bagels
      March - Seeds
      April - Easter, Passover and Springtime Breads
      May - Stuffed Breads
      June - Yeasty flatbreads
      July - Oatmeal
      August - Summer bounty
      September - Whole grains
      October - Hearty Fall breads
      November - Family feast breads
      December - Overnight breakfast bread

      2016
      January - Ancient grains
      February - Griddle breads
      March - Cacao, cocoa or carob
      April - Garlic
      May - TBA
      June - Stone fruit
      July - Natural Sweeteners
      August - Peppers
      September - Pumpkin/Pumpkin Spice
      October - Fall fruit and veg 
      November - Root Vegetables 
      December - Sweetened Holiday Yeast Breads


      2017
      January - Healthy Breads 
      February - Pancakes from around the World 
      March - St. Patrick's Day Breads 
      April - Breads from Italy 
      May - Flower or Mother's Day Inspired Breads 
      June - Breads with Nut Meals and Nut flours 
      July -  Braided Breads
      August - Steamed Buns/ Bread 
      September - International Breads 
      October - Breads with a starter 
      November - Pull Apart Breads 
      December - Whole Grained Holiday Breads 

      2018
      January - Pretzels 
      February - Creative Pancakes
      March - Crackers 
      April - Flat Breads 
      May - Breads with Seeds
      June - Naturally Colorful Breads
      July - Gluten Free Breads 
      August -  Breakfast Breads 
      September - Breads with Grapes
      October - Middle Eastern bread 
      November - Yeasted Cakes
      December - Fresh Fruit/No White Sugar

      2019
      January - Good Luck Breads 
      February - Bake any bread from Previous themes 



       I choose to bake from  April 2016 - Garlic - Bread with Garlic.  I 
      made this Coriander garlic pull apart bread on a evening for my niece's snack . 






      Requirements : 

       4 cup all purpose flour

      2 tbs Instant dry yeast 

      2 tbs butter 

      1 tbs sugar 

      1 tbs salt 

      1 cup luke warm water 

      1 cup luke warm milk 

      Oil

      For Topping :

      4 tbs unsalted butter  

      1 tbs minced garlic 

      2 tbs chopped coriander leaves



      Method : 

      In a bowl , mix the flour , sugar ,salt and yeast together .

      Add in the luke warm milk and mix well.

      Add in little water at a time and knead the dough.

      Knead the dough for ten minutes with hand or stand mixer.

      Add the butter and knead again for two minutes.

      Place the dough in a oiled bowl and cover with a damp cloth.

      Let the dough rise for about two hour.

      Punch in the doubled dough and divide into equal parts.

      Roll each part of dough into smooth round balls and place in a

      round baking pan. You can use bundt pan / ring baking pan for this.

      Rest  the rolls for the second rise . In the mean time mix the butter 

      minced garlic and chopped coriander leaves .

        Apply this butter mixture on each bread roll in the round baking 

      tray and bake in a preheated oven for 30 minutes at 180*C.

        Let the bread cool and demould from round pan.

      Coriander Garlic Pull apart bread is ready to be served. 

       Serve with any spicy dip of your choice........




      This month, we are catching up on old ‘Bread Bakers’ themes we missed out on. Our host of the month is Pavani at Cook's Hideout. Check out what the Bread Bakers have baked up.





      • Adjaruli Khachapuri from A Day in the Life on the Farm


      • Big Batch Dinner Rolls from Karen's Kitchen Stories


      • Breudher Cake from Passion Kneaded


      • Coriander Garlic Pull apart Bread from Sara's Tasty Buds


      • Cranberry English Muffins from Cindy's Recipes and Writings

      • Eggless Oats Banana Bread from Gayathri's Cook Spot


      • Fig Jam Friands from All That's Left Are the Crumbs


      • Herbed Wholewheat Garlic Knots from Sizzling Tastebuds


      • Keema Naan from The Schizo Chef


      • Peperoncini Focaccia Bread from Sneha's Recipe


      • Savory Almond Meal Bread from Palatable Pastime


      • Sourdough Cinnamon Buns from Baking Sense

      • Steamed Apple Date Bread from Food Lust People Love


      • Vegan Gluten-free Banana Bread from Cook's Hideout


      • Whole Wheat Palak Naan from Cook with Renu


      • Yeasted Lemon Bundt Cake from Anybody Can Bake


      • #BreadBakers is a group of bread loving bakers who get together once a month to bake bread with a common ingredient or theme. You can see all our of lovely bread by following our Pinterest board right here. Links are also updated after each event on the #BreadBakers home page.


        We take turns hosting each month and choosing the theme/ingredient. If you are a food blogger and would like to join us, just send Stacy an email with your blog URL to foodlustpeoplelove@gmail.com.



        BreadBakers



        Tuesday, January 8, 2019

        Coriander Garlic Four Clover Bread#BreadBakers

            After a year of hiatus  I baked a bread for Bread Bakers, I should bake regularly from now on..... For this January 2019 the theme given by Felice Geoghegan of All That's Left Are The Crumbs was to bake Good Luck Breads - they could be something   that brings good fortune throughout the year ( Madri Gras , New Year , even a housewarming ) or shaped as a good luck symbol ( Pigs , Horseshoe , four leaf Clover , Number etc. ) .




          I choose to make the four clover Bread with coriander and garlic as I prefer savory breads. The four leaf clover is considered to bring good luck .  This four leaf clover bread is made for St.Patrick's Day  celebration.

        Requirements : 

         2 cup all purpose flour 
         2 cup whole wheat flour 
         1 tsp salt 
         1 tbsp sugar 
         2 tbs butter 
         2 tbs Instant dry yeast
         1 1/2 - 2 cup of luke warm water 

        Topping : 
         4 tbs chopped coriander leaves 
         10 clove of garlic 
         2 tbsp of soft butter 

        Method : 

           In a bowl mix the all purpose flour and wheat flour. To this add the salt , sugar and instant dry yeast and mix again.

         Add in the lukewarm water and mix well. Transfer to the kitchen counter and knead for five minutes, then add the butter and knead again till the dough is soft. 

         Transfer to a oiled bowl and cover with soft cloth. Let the dough double in size . It will take about 2 hour.

        Chop the garlic into fine pieces and mix it with the melted butter along with coriander leaves. 

        Gently deflate the doubled dough and divide into tennis ball size dough of equal size. 

        Divide each tennis ball size dough into four equal parts and shape into round smooth balls. 

        Place four balls together in a greased cupcake mould or Ramekins. I used cupcake aluminium mould.

        Shape the remaining dough into four leaf clover rolls and Pour a spoonful  of melted butter garlic and coriander mixture on top.

         Let the rolls rest for second rise , it may take around 30 minutes .

        Bake the four leaf clover bread on a preheated oven at 200*C for 20 minutes.

        Let the bread cool and demould.

        Four leaf clover bread with the flavour of coriander and garlic is ready to serve.







        #BreadBakers is a group of bread loving bakers who get together once a month to bake bread with a common ingredient or theme. You can see all our of lovely bread by following our Pinterest board right here. Links are also updated after each event on the #BreadBakers home page.


        We take turns hosting each month and choosing the theme/ingredient. If you are a food blogger and would like to join us, just send Stacy an email with your blog URL to foodlustpeoplelove@gmail.com.


        This month, the Bread Bakers are making Good Luck Breads, a theme chosen by Felice from All That's Left Are The Crumbs.


        And don’t forget to check out all the amazing breads baked by our talented bakers ~


        • Buttermilk Cornbread from Cindy's Recipes and Writings

        • Cloverleaf Rolls from Sneha's Recipe

        • Four Leaf Clover Good Luck Rolls from Cook With Renu

        • Golden Pineapple Buns from Food Lust People Love

        • Grosse Neujahrs-Brezel  from All that's Left Are The Crumbs

        • Irish Barmbrack from Gayathri's Cook Spot

        • Jewish Challah from Veenas vegnation

        • Kings Day Cake from A Day in the Life on the Farm

        • Lucky Horseshoe Shaped Stuffed Bread from The Mad Scientists Kitchen

        • Steamed Piglet Buns from Karen's Kitchen Stories

        • Vasilopita from Anybodycanbake