How delicious is this sweet! It has an ideal size, a very well thought-out format for dipping in horchata or in a glass of milk and it is very easy to do.
It is typical of Valencia So those of you who are from there will have taken it more times than I have ... If you haven't done it yet at home, cheer up, because it looks great. Of course, I do not know if they will resemble those who sell there ... tell me, okay?
Freshly made they are tender and squishy. It is also a dough that freezes very well once baked so we can always take them as freshly made.
Mayra, Ana, I dedicate this post to you ... I would love to take them with a good horchata Fresh but unfortunately they don't sell it here… they don't know what they're missing!
Farton's
Fartons made with Thermomix, the ideal sweet to accompany an horchata or a glass of milk. Children can help in its preparation, they will enjoy it even more!
Equivalences with TM21
More information - horchata
Source - Our regional cuisine (Catalonia, Valencian Community, Balearic Islands, Murcia)
I love them, Ascen! Sure they look like the ones here! You've made some great fartons! A big kiss!
Thanks pretty! What richer things you have in Valencia ... Many kisses!
Hi Hope. I'm glad that you liked it. Try it if you have a chance because you will surely repeat. A kiss!
Thanks for the Ascen recipe ... as soon as I come back from vacation I'm going to make it and my family "is going to freak out."
1 big kiss !!
That's great! I am happy you like it.
I agree, the dough of the fartons is a bit sticky, like that of the Swiss and other pastry doughs, but the result is worth it, right?
Kisses!
What a good looking! So much that I have encouraged myself and I am already with the recipe!
One question, do you have to cover the fartons while the dough rests for the two hours you say? Thanks!
Hi Itziar,
I didn't cover them. Remember to put them in a warm place free from drafts.
They sure look great on you. You will tell me 😉
A kiss!
Hello Ascen,
Today I tried to make them and I was left with a dough so liquid that I never got to form balls, they were deformed on the table so I added, by eye, a little more flour and that way at least I could work it although when I stretched it it was me they broke ... Anyway, I managed to do something similar, now they are resting and I hope the end result is good.
Did that ever happen to you? Can it be the type of flour?
And tell me: do they have to grow while they rest? Or will they grow in the oven?
Thank you
Hello Eugenia!
How did they turn out in the end? About why ... it may be because of the flour or because the scale has weighed wrong. I would have done the same as you, add a little more flour.
You will tell me 😉
A hug!
Hi Asun,
It could have been the balance ...
In the end they turned out well and were really done in 5 clock minutes.
What I will try next time is to try instead of with the syrup with a glaze to see if they are more similar to those that are bought.
Thank you!
For the gluten-free version… what type of flour would be convenient to use?
Thank you!
Hi Itzi,
Sorry I can't help you too much but I haven't tried making them gluten free. I imagine that a flour without gluten and bread can be used.
A hug!
Bonjour vous trouverez the horchata at latienda-espagnole.fr
Farton super bonne merci recipe
Thank you