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Der Beitrag Apple Cinnamon Rolls erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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I have to admit that it’s been a while since I baked again and, above all, prepared an extra yeast dough. But if you want fluffy cinnamon rolls, you can’t avoid the homemade yeast dough. I used to screw up a yeast dough like this a few times and today I still don’t know what the problem was. But as the saying goes: Practice makes perfect.
So: when you have overcome the first hurdle of the yeast dough, nothing stands in the way of these delicious cinnamon rolls with apple filling. The filling is really prepared in no time with just a few ingredients and is simply spread on the rolled out yeast dough. Then all you have to do is roll up the yeast dough and cut your snails off the roll. You can find detailed step-by-step instructions in the recipe below.

Calories: 128 – Protein: 2,5g – Fat: 4g – Carbs: 21g


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In your opinion, what shouldn’t be missing at Easter? For me there are some delicious things, but first and foremost, of course, the fluffy Easter wreath made from a sweet yeast dough. Whether with sweet jam, chocolate cream or a delicious dip, this yeast wreath is always the highlight on the Easter breakfast table. Here I’ll show you how easy it is to prepare it yourself.
You don’t need a lot of ingredients for my fluffy Easter wreath. The most important thing is that you use fresh yeast and not dry yeast. There are certainly many recipes with dry yeast, but I recommend fresh yeast so that this yeast braid will really rise. Of course, the following applies: the fresher, the better. Of course, there are also flour, butter, sugar, milk, eggs, a little salt and, for the portion, extra fresh lemon zest. Mix a small pre-dough from yeast, milk and flour, let it rise for a few minutes and then mix it with the remaining ingredients. Like any yeast dough, my Easter wreath takes some time to rise and grow properly. Therefore, I recommend that you let it rise in a warm place for at least 30-60 minutes. Then you can process the yeast dough wonderfully, form 3 small rolls of dough out of it and weave them together to make this beautiful Easter wreath.
The wreath then has to go for a few more minutes and if you have done everything right, you will already notice how much the yeast plait rises. That’s exactly how it should be. I like to coat my Easter wreath with fresh milk before baking so that it gets a nice shine. In addition, I always sprinkle an extra portion of granulated sugar over the dough, so that it becomes nice and crunchy afterwards and makes for a great mouthfeel. But here, as always, the following applies: everyone as they please!
If you basically like to make yeast dough, then why not try mine fluffy brioche bread . Also covered with granulated sugar, it is suitable for every season of the year.



Calories: 474 – Protein: 11g – Fat: 16g – Carbs: 70g



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Fudge brownies are probably best known from the USA. That is where they originate from and are very often sold in coffee shops. The special thing about these brownies is that they are so juicy and chocolatey. They almost stick in your mouth when you bite into them and the chocolate gets more and more in your mouth. An unbelievable mouthfeel! Unfortunately, these fudge brownies come at a price because they are incredibly high in calories and sugar. These brownies are made from real chocolate and not just from baking cocoa and then add a good amount of sugar so that they get their crispy surface when baking. So if you’re looking for a low-calorie brownie recipe, you’ve come to the wrong place. But I promise that it is absolutely worthwhile to dig deep into your calorie pot!
As already described, my fudge brownies are made from real chocolate. I mix dark chocolate with a high percentage of cocoa (over 70%) with the same percentage of milk chocolate. There are also eggs, sugar, salt, vanilla flavor and flour. For the extra kick of chocolate, I add a few extra dark chocolate drops to my fudge brownies, because they melt during baking and make for an even juicier core.
If you’re in the mood for more sweet treats, then take a look at mine Baking recipes around. Here you will find more delicious ideas for sweet hunger!


Calories: 168 – Protein: 2g – Fat: 9g – Carbs: 19g



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I love this time when spring wakes up, the first warm spring days are approaching and everything is green and colorful – or, in the case of rhubarb, glowing red – sprouting. The fact that I have unfortunately suffered from a not so pleasant pollen allergy for a few years now only slightly alleviates my joy. Of course, it would be nicer if you could experience this great time without any restrictions, but well. Unfortunately you can’t have everything! I consoled myself during this time with wonderfully fresh and seasonal products, such as this rhubarb crumble. Tartly sweet and then wonderfully crispy, this recipe for rhubarb crumble is the perfect companion for the first days of spring. Whether for a small group or the whole family – this crumble will do it all! The really nice thing about this recipe is that you really don’t need a lot of ingredients or a lot of time. Actually, all you have to do is get yourself some fresh rhubarb and then you can almost start! Most of them already have traditional ingredients such as butter, flour, sugar and salt at home. If that works out too, just go to the supermarket around the corner quickly!
By the way, at this nice time I recommend going straight to the next weekly market and looking at all the other great seasonal products. There you will not only get rhubarb, but probably also wild garlic, asparagus or fresh potatoes. Have a look at my asparagus recipes if you feel like it!
The preparation is completely simple: cut the rhubarb into small pieces, stir with sugar and some cornstarch and set aside. In the meantime, knead the crumble dough by kneading cold butter with flour, a little salt and a little sugar. Put the rhubarb in a baking dish and pluck small pieces from the crumble batter and spread them on the rhubarb until everything is well covered. Zack – the rhubarb crumble is ready and now all you need to do is bake it in the oven. PS If you prefer it sweeter, you should perhaps taste again whether there is enough sugar in the rhubarb. This is known to be very acidic by nature!

Calories: 455 – Protein: 3g – Fat: 21g – Carbs: 61g


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]]>Der Beitrag Apple Turnovers erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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These crispy and juicy apple pockets are really easy to prepare. You only need a few ingredients and you don’t need a lot of time until these delicious little pouches are ready on the table. I also use ready-made puff pastry from the freezer in this recipe. You can get this in every common supermarket and it simply has the advantage that the puff pastry no longer has to be prepared yourself and it is already pre-formed into suitable slices. This makes it even easier to make these delicious apple turnovers yourself.
In addition to the puff pastry, you will of course also need fresh apples. I recommend a rather floury apple (e.g. Boskoop), as these become nice and soft when baked and make the apple pocket even more juicy. I peel and dice the apples very quickly, mix them with a little water, lime juice, cinnamon and sugar and let them cook gently in the microwave for 3-4 minutes. Meanwhile, the dough can be wonderfully prepared. I brush it with some jam (I like apricot jam best for my apple pockets) and sprinkle a little cinnamon and sugar over it. Then 3-4 tablespoons of the apple pieces can be spread over the dough, which are then covered with another sheet of dough. Of course, the more apples you put in your apple pocket, the juicier and fuller it will be in the end. Since the dough will rise a lot during baking, I recommend giving it a little air by making 2-3 cuts in the lid with a sharp knife. This also gives the bag a nice look later on.


Apart from the cuts in the pastry lid, you should continue to press the puff pastry slices on the edge with a fork so that the apples do not fall out afterwards. This gives the apple pockets a nice pattern when they rise during baking. There are of course no limits to your creativity. Whether you just make even notches with a fork or even simply press the dough together with a spoon or your fingers is of course up to you. By the way, you can preheat the oven to 180 degrees while you’re preparing the apple turnovers. In the end, that saves a few more minutes of time.
If you’re in the mood for more puff pastry recipes, then check out mine Apple roses made from puff pastry at.

Calories: 283 – Protein: 6g – Fat: 20g – Carbs: 22g


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]]>Der Beitrag Chocolate Chip Banana Bread erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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I actually have banana bread every now and then. I always try out new recipes. For example, I already have one healthy banana bread without sugar and fat tried or another variant with Chocolate and whole bananas on the crust . There are probably dozen other variants that you can try out here. And I’ll probably add a few more to my recipe collection as well.
With this chocolate chip banana bread, I mainly used leftovers. This includes, of course, a few ripe bananas, eggs, but also ground almonds and some whole milk couverture that are left over from the last baking campaign. Even if the almonds are hardly noticeable in the finished baked result, I believe that they are especially good for the consistency. This chocolate chip banana bread is really juicy and fluffy in the end. If you expect a compact bread here, you will unfortunately be wrong.
By the way, I don’t use any extra sugar in this recipe. The more ripe the bananas, the sweeter the banana bread can become on its own. In addition, the chocolate gives off a lot of sweetness afterwards, so that additional sugar is not necessary. If you still prefer it sweeter, you can of course use a sweetener of your own choice. Without any extra sugar, this chocolate chip banana bread has around 112 calories per slice in the end.


Calories: 112 – Protein: 3.5g – Fat: 5g – Carbs: 12g


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For four apple roses you need the following ingredients:
At the beginning you cut the apples into fine and even slices (ideally 0.5 cm) and place the slices in a bowl filled with water. Add the juice of a lemon to the water. The lemon juice prevents the apples from turning brown once they are cut open. Now put the bowl with the apples and the water in the microwave over medium heat for 2 minutes, so that the apples become soft and can be bent more easily afterwards. Then you take the puff pastry out of the refrigerator and use a pizza roller to divide it into four pale-sized lanes.

Next, coat the puff pastry sheets with 1 teaspoon of jam and sprinkle 1 teaspoon of brown sugar and 1 teaspoon of cinnamon over the sheets. The jam will later give your apple roses a fruity and fresh taste and ensure that the puff pastry does not get too dry when baking. Cinnamon and sugar round off the taste and go perfectly with the apples.
Then you take the soft apple slices and place them with the round edge facing outwards in a fan-like manner on the long side of the puff pastry sheet. You should make sure that, firstly, they are not too close to the edge and, secondly, that they touch each other lightly. In the end you will get a rosy result.


Now it’s time to get canned: The puff pastry sheets with the apples are now folded up and rolled up so that the protruding apple edges are formed into a rose. To do this, fold the free puff pastry over to the apple slices and cover the apple slices with the puff pastry. Then you roll it up into a rose. You can do this by carefully rolling the strips from one end to the other, making sure that the individual apple slices do not fall out.


After you have finished rolling up all of the apple roses, you will receive fine puff pastry roses that are baked in a muffin pan. Now a final tip: if the apple roses have been rolled up, they look a bit squashed at first. So that the apple roses rise nicely during baking and become a blooming rose, you carefully push the apple slices outwards and use them to open the rose. Make sure that the apple slices don’t bend over or fall out. Ideally, you put the apple roses in the refrigerator again beforehand so that the puff pastry stays nice and firm.


Finally, the apple roses are baked in the oven at 160 degrees O / U for about 30-40 minutes.
Calories: 324 – Protein: 4g – Fat: 16g – Carbs: 41g


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]]>Der Beitrag Lemon Cake erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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Lemon cake always reminds me of my childhood, because it was usually always on cake buffets at children’s birthdays, sporting events or other school celebrations. Even if it is actually quite simple, it has always prevailed in my children’s hearts over chocolate cake, Danube wave or even Fanta cake. I liked it best when it was refreshingly sour and fluffy. Without cream, without anything – just lemon cake.
Today I created my own recipe for extra fluffy lemon cake that only requires a few ingredients but a lot of lemons. Whether in the box form or as a sheet cake, I am sure that this cake will still exist on every cake buffet today. Find other cake recipes here.

Calories: 295 – Protein: 5g – Fat: 16g – Carbs: 32g


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Healthy banana bread – you like to read that, right? Banana bread is something fine, but there is delicious banana bread often added with extra sugar, butter, chocolate or other delicacies. I do not agree with it either, because my favorite banana bread up to now was a
If you are in the mood for more banana bread recipes, take a look at my recipe collection.


Calories: 156 – Protein: 5g – Fat: 4g – Carbs: 25g


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]]>Der Beitrag Subway Cookies erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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Who doesn’t know and love them, the classic Subway Chocolate Chip Cookies with their crispy edges and soft core? Here I will show you how you can easily make them yourself with just a few ingredients and very quickly. But be careful: These cookies are addictive!
How soft the core actually is can of course not be captured very well in a picture. That’s why I’ve added a video here in which you can see for yourself what happens when the cookie is “broken”.
If you make these Subway cookies yourself, you shouldn’t look too closely at the nutritional information, because if you are honest, these cookies actually only consist of butter and sugar and a little flour to hold the dough together. But whatever: every now and then something has to be easy, right?
If you like, you can of course vary the cookies as you like. Whether with macadamia, smarties or other great fillings, there are no limits here. Tell me in the comments which cookie is your favorite?


Calories: 200 – Protein: 2g – Fat: 12g – Carbs: 21g


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