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Ingredients (for 20
flowers) |
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230 gr. of flour. |
A tad of salt. |
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180 mil.
of whole milk. |
Sunflower oil for frying. |
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2 fresh eggs. |
Ground cinnamon. |
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10 gr. sugar. |
Sugar. |
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20 gr. olive oil. |
A mold. |
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Preparation |
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In
the bowl of electric mixer, put all
the ingredients, ie flour, milk,
eggs, sugar, salt and olive oil. We
beat all very well until a smooth
paste and smooth. Pour the dough in
a bowl and narrow where it then
between the mold and allows you to
enter comfortably. Let stand in
refrigerator about 30 minutes. |
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After this time, prepare a small,
deep pan with sunflower oil for
frying. Heat the oil in the pan.
Once heated the oil pan is removed,
and it gets into the body (without
cover as it would be difficult to
break off the mold), the mass will
remain attached thanks to the heat,
remove from water and feeds it into
the pan gently stirring until it
comes off the ground (if not let go
alone, push gently with a
wooden fork or similar). The flowers
are becoming one by one, turning to
brown well on both sides. Please
note that after placing the mold in
the dough and bring it to the pan
have to leave again the mold in the
pan to warm up again but I did not
come off the ground. |
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So let's stop doing this
process until the dough. Do
not despair if you do not
leave the first two, the
third is really a breeze,
like a game, go up ... and
the first two meals for not
going. |
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Then drain on absorbent
paper flowers, but you will
see that not catch any oil,
I is that I do, and, by
custom. |
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Followed on a plate
sprinkled with sugar and
cinnamon and You place a
source, when cooling to eat. |
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