If i had to describe the flavor of the Angelica Braid I would say that it is a mixture between conch, roscon de reyes and ensaimada (by the way, one of these days we make one). And, if its taste is surprising, the appearance it has also speaks for itself.
The training has been a first for me. It is rolled up like a gypsy arm, then given a longitudinal cut to divide it in two and then interwoven to finally close it in a circle. Therefore, although the raisins and the zest of orange They are the filler, then they come to the surface. Curious, right?
All the raisins They are hydrated in Brandy but, if you prefer, you can bathe them in orange juice or simply in water.
This recipe is from Vorwerk's Italian pastry book, although a friend here tried it and she told me that she hadn't even heard of it ... Maybe it's typical from another region ... If any of you know its origin, tell me. okay?
In the preparation I have tried to explain all the steps, although the truth is that it is one of those recipes in which it costs more to write how to do it than to get down to work. Encourage yourself to prepare it and if you have any questions, we are here to try to answer you!
Angelica braid
Very good braid with raisins and orange peel zest that come to the surface to make it a spectacular pastry recipe that will surprise you.
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Oh how good it looks and I am on a diet !!! But if I do it and try a little piece, boy, nothing happens, right?
Thank you Carmen !!!
On the diet ... if you do you have to try it! As you say, absolutely nothing happens to take a piece.
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One question, how do I do the braid? It's the only thing that I don't understand
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Hi Chus,
It involves intertwining two strips. You join the two strips at one end and intertwine until you reach the end.
I hope I have explained myself well—
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Very good recipe, I just made it and it turned out great, the only thing I could not do is the braid, the dough rose a lot and I was not capable so I made two threads! 😀 yummm
How fast! and how good that you have encouraged to do it.
The flavor will be just as rich and making two threads seems like a great idea to me. The truth is that, when you divide the dough and start intertwining the two parts, it seems that nothing is going to come from there ... but then it looks good. If you repeat it, try it, it will surely come out. Although maybe you prefer to repeat this version of "angelic donuts" that I think is just as good.
Thanks for your comment, Pedro!
Hello Chus, it is easier than it seems and it looks spectacular.
Ascen has explained it wonderfully, but maybe if you saw photos of the process it would make it easier for you.
Can I put the link to another blog where you will find those photos? Without permission, it seems to me a lack of respect to the author of the recipe!
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Of course Marta, you can post the link.
Ah! and thanks for your suggestion, I take note for the next recipe that is difficult to explain.
Hi, I would like to do the braid now but I don't have orange. Why can I change it? or I do not exo anything
Hi, Tony,
It occurs to me that you could add a few pieces of apple, or lemon zest. If you only put the raisins on it, it will also look good on you.
You'll tell me how.
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Well here you have the promised link, with twelve ordered photos of how to make the recipe.
http://www.velocidadcuchara.com/2012/04/brioche-trenzado-kringel-estonian-paso-a-paso/id=10602
I have tried it with the filling you advise and also with TMX hazelnut cream. MMM…
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Thank you very much Marta. With hazelnut cream it must also be delicious ...
I said, soon I will make a spell so I will take photos in the format and then publish them in the entry.
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HELLO I PROBE TO MAKE IT AND VERY GOOD… VERY WELL THANKS FOR YOUR RECIPES
How good. Thanks to you, Avelino, for trusting us.
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