I made these these!! They're wonderful. I had to keep scrolling down the comments to find the recipe for the regular dough but I found it and converted the measurements into cups if anyone is interested: 4 1/2 cups of flour 2 1/4 teaspoons of yeast (that's one packet) 2 eggs 2/3 cup of milk 1 stick of butter softened Six tablespoons of sugar 1/4 teaspoon of salt That's it! This is what's called an "enriched dough". If have some extra time you might want to look it up and get some tips for working with this kind of dough.
@Calm Hiatus Heh. Tis true! Had I been there, I would have quietly pocketed a piece or two of the man's _culinary art_ -- one for me, one for Silver Pearl -- then bought one (to throw him off my trail, har, har!), grabbed Pearl, and then headed to the coffee shop up the road to enjoy the plunder. Once we'd licked the last crumbs from our fingers, we would have returned, sated and on a sugar high, to stare at his beautiful hands again. His hands are art in motion. He should charge an entry fee, like museums do.
I am a semi-retired commercial photographer/filmmaker who specialized in food. Satisfying to watch, and extremely, extremely well done. Nothing, but nothing about that artistry in the kitchen is easy, and absolutely nothing about shooting it is easy . . . which is why these videos are frankly . . . super. I love them. Plan on watching them all, thought the concept (for pastries at least) is repetitive at times . . . the workmanship is great!!
You're a good person... a hero... super super super natural... a gift from god, the gods, the universe, we love you for giving beauty to us kitchen mortals.
Half a year later I came across this unusual video. No nonsense, instructional, super creative, groovy music (dum, du dum) and I dare say with a pinch of humor. Liked and subscribed on the basis of this one!
The best cooking techniques video ever! Both on cooking techniques with simple and clever method of cooking. And professional presentation of movie class.
I love how literally all of these either explode, leak or fall over in the oven. Nice to see some realism in a cooking skit for once. Yet the finished deserts looked just as tasty.
I love it, I am looking at his hands instead and imagining him cooking for me after a hard day's work. That's how my brain functions. Thanks, keep up the good work. From UK. I have subscribed.
@@coastdaze748 men in the kitchen, when they own their moves in generosity (vs tyranny) , are sooo sexy...and , er, imply being very good in other rooms as well..All singers know this!
Dough looks wonderful! I can't wait to try all of these. Love to bake, cook, and also love that you have provided so many options! Lately, I have been I cookie mode, but these have certainly put me in the mood to get out of my cookie phase. Thank you! (nicely done production if I may add -Thank you)
Oh yeah! I'm getting ready to go to bed, but then my wife showed me this video! Now it's almost midnight and I'm trying to see what ingredients we have! Many thanks
Excellent! Outstanding! Still waiting for the recipe for the dough, though….The beginning dough, not the one at the end because I assume they are different from one another……thanks! Keep up the great work!!
I do it like this: after watching all these fancy cooking tutorials, I get hyper to try, then I go to the kitchen and make myself a cheese sandwich because it's faster and easier.
Any cooking project that turns into a craft project is my favorite!! **giggle** I morphed my sour dough bread machine recipe with your sweet orange roll extra at the end. I used half bread flour, instead of the heritage whole wheat I usually use to make them a fluffier roll. Used 2 eggs instead of the honey and olive oil and more than half the warm water was replaced by orange juice. When the dough cycle was finished on my machine, I poured out the dough, shaped it and let it sit for 10 minutes. Then, I divided it into two balls that I punched and shaped, one into a loaf with cranberries and walnuts and the other into a rectangle to roll out for 6 of the rolls. I put the loaf into the loaf plan and slashed the top. Then I rolled out the rolls and followed your recipe, except the filling was double because I only made 6 rolls! YUM!! For our small family making the bread AND only 6 rolls was perfect and these were so good with a cup of coffee while watching the grateful birds at the feeder on this snowy day. Thank you so much for your inspiration! I've also made your little cut hot dogs and they didn't last long enough to serve them with soup for dinner!
Orange Cinnabon Conversions: ● Flour - 520 g 4 1/8 c ● Yeast - 7 g 1 packet ● Sugar - 70 g 1/3 c ● Salt - 1 tsp. 1 tsp ● Orange - 150 g 2/3 c or an average size orange (first - save the zest for the next step) ● Eggs - 3 pсs. 3 Filling cream: ● Orange zest - from 1 pc. (saved from the orange used in the dough) ● Soft butter - 60 g 1/4 c ● Powdered sugar - 40g 1/3 c Cream: ● Butter - 30g 2.11 tbsp ● Milk - 50 ml 1/5 c ● Powdered sugar - 120g 1 c ● Cream cheese - 130 g slightly < 5 oz OR < 5/8 c
Some of us don't have the ability to weigh ingredients so thank you! You can still cook delicious food while not weighing it. We've done it for thousands of years!😊
My Mom used to make bread twice a week, in the fifties we made or grew everything we ate. On bread days she would make us dog killers, (fried bread dough) that could be eaten without a plate and outside. Fast lunch that kept us kids, away from underfoot. Mom knew I shared everything with my dog so she called them dog killers so I would eat all my lunch and the dog got none. A Mothers wisdom is an amazing thing.
I tried the Orange Cinnabons. I had to convert the measurements for everything (thank you Google, but forgot to write it down - in too much of a hurry! I was hungry!) and they were tasty. The problem I found was that the dough didn't rise, so the rolls were dense. There is nothing in the video about warming any of the ingredients, so the yeast wasn't activated enough to rise sufficiently. (Yes, it was fresh, just bought the day before). So, my recommendations - room temp everything for the dough. I should have set the eggs out in advance and warmed the juiced orange, that probably would have helped. Another hint! - zest your orange BEFORE you PEEL IT!! I didn't think about that and wound up using 2 oranges instead of just the one. Now I have a naked orange with no place to go! Ha! I like my sauce a little sweeter and less cream cheese flavored, so I will modify. I also added some zest to the topping. Over all, yummy. I will definitely try again. :-) Try two: Wanting more of the orange flavor, I sacrificed more oranges than the recipe calls for and used zest in all three stages, chopping it very fine. Also noted that vanilla isn't in the recipe anywhere, so I added a touch to the filling and the frosting to help round out the flavor. Modified the frosting - used orange juice instead of milk or cream cheese, more butter, and zest. Loved it!!! Further update... It's been a while since I've made yeast dough, though I remembered that it needs to be warmed for it to rise. I didn't realize that there was a difference between "Instant" and "Active Dry," which is what I had on hand. Next time I will proof my yeast properly and get a better result or maybe borrow from my neighbor, who makes pizza once a week and always has it on hand! :-) Final update - 3rd time's the charm! Perfecto! I proofed the yeast and had a great rise this time. Followed the ideas I laid out above, and this time added chocolate chips after spreading the filling, and before rolling. I didn't want to be overwhelmed with chocolate, so was careful not to add too many. Received all thumbs up from the taste testers (the neighbors who were guinea pigs for the first two tries). Will definitely make this again. Might try cranberries next time! Christmas is coming. :-)
Thanks for your tips. I make a cranberry orange bread at Christmas and pass it out for presents. For my orange juice I use concentrated frozen orange juice in the same amount as the recipe. Warm it up of course, but it adds considerably more orange flavor. Of course then you need the zest so you'll have another naked orange but I eat lots of oranges - just have to get the pith off.
@@bjspeck4337 I'm curious if you diluted the concentrate as directed on the container or just use the concentrate straight? I hadn't thought of doing that, but it would certainly give you a blast of orange flavor, which is what I am going for...
@@katnhat7695 I used the orange straight out of the can. I love the more intense orange flavor. When I was growing up in Cape Canaveral, we lived only a couple of blocks from a Tropicana plant. When the breeze was right, it was like having an orange cake baking in your home. Later when we moved to Merritt Island, my Presbyterian church was in an orange grove, had clear windows along both sides and they opened.
I've been cracking eggs on my counter this week, and I think it highly increases the chance of getting shell bits in my eggs. I'm going back to using the side of the bowl. I have much more control.
You can also crack an egg against another one. (good way to show off to your date. :-) Another reason i was told not to crack the egg on the edge of the bowl (specially in countries where eggshells are not washed and sanitized to an inch of their lives, or if you're lucky enough to get non-commercial unwashed eggs straight from the nest), is to avoid contaminating the bowl with whatever nasties might be lurking on the shell.
Oftentimes, they don't care about giving recipes, or educating anyone. The goal is short ENTERTAINMENT videos, sometimes with CLICK-BAITS, that may or may not give information or ideas. Mainly designed to generate UA-cam revenue.
I love your recipes.. Makes working in the kitchen fun again.. Different twist on bread dough... Thank you for sharing your recipes with us... You inspire all of us to get out in the kitchen and bake..
The recipe was given in a reply to Nancy Thompson below: Webspoon World 6 days ago You can use this: ● Flour - 560 g ● Yeast - 7 g ● Eggs - 2 pcs. ● Milk - 150 ml ● Butter - 100 g ● Sugar - 70 g ● Salt - 1/4 tsp.
I think this channel is soooooooo underrated the shapes of the dough's, I seriously didn't see them before. The light, camera action is very high quality. I mean I would believe this is a 1-2 million subscribed channel if I didn't see the amount of them when I scroll down. İts really underrated. But the thing is, its miss-titled. These aren't tricks but Ideas of serving certain types of well-known bakery foods. Thats not neccesary but its what I thik. anyways, hope you get the right amount of ratings soon.
He replied with the recipe about a week ago. You can use this: ● Flour - 560 g ● Yeast - 7 g ● Eggs - 2 pcs. ● Milk - 150 ml ● Butter - 100 g ● Sugar - 70 g ● Salt - 1/4 tsp.
It's amazingly beautiful. Thank you...I know you have given the dough recipe a million times over ....buttttttt.... how do you actually make the dough...I am just two days old baker-in-the-making...would like to try the recipes you shared ...pllll help with the dough...a link or anything would do... thanks a ton...all the way from INDIA 😊
He finally shared the recipe for the dough. I had to scroll past many comments before I found it. Webspoon World 1 week ago Thank you. You can use this: ● Flour - 560 g ● Yeast - 7 g ● Eggs - 2 pcs. ● Milk - 150 ml ● Butter - 100 g ● Sugar - 70 g ● Salt - 1/4 tsp.
I’d like the recipe too. Can you send us a link? Or just the written version would be great. Also, has the dough already proofed or risen once, and then punched / kneaded down before you did all these wonderful things to it? It looked pretty elastic and not having made daily bread for many years, it seems to me most recipes require first rising or proofing in a bowl then shaping with a final rising before baking?... Anyone?
Yes, I so believe that the dough has been prepared in advance. If I were to try this, I would find a recipe for white bread, and use that. :) I've never tried to do any of these before so my theory may not work. Good luck, anyway!
I make spice bread by mixing all ingredients (thyme, sautéed onion, garlic, basil, oregano, salt, and tomato) in at the start and then let it proof the first time. Once you have punched the dough down you can then add your sausage or whatever you like, cut into your shapes and let rise the second time before baking. I don't use a recipe for the dough but any will do so long as you add a couple of tablespoons of oil to about 3 loaves.
He replied with the recipe about a week ago. Webspoon World 1 week ago Thank you. You can use this: ● Flour - 560 g ● Yeast - 7 g ● Eggs - 2 pcs. ● Milk - 150 ml ● Butter - 100 g ● Sugar - 70 g ● Salt - 1/4 tsp.
Gerianne Imdieke Tjhank you for your reply. I’m new on these msg boards and didn’t notice more replies first time around. I saw this notification as I was using phone at time and noticed there are more replies to read. Can u confirm. If it hasn’t already been prior, If dough was proofed once first-- if it’s there , then just know your timing’s perfect. My kids are here now and I’ll comment again after I play with these or one of these ideas!! thank you!!
I made these these!! They're wonderful. I had to keep scrolling down the comments to find the recipe for the regular dough but I found it and converted the measurements into cups if anyone is interested:
4 1/2 cups of flour
2 1/4 teaspoons of yeast (that's one packet)
2 eggs
2/3 cup of milk
1 stick of butter softened
Six tablespoons of sugar
1/4 teaspoon of salt
That's it!
This is what's called an "enriched dough". If have some extra time you might want to look it up and get some tips for working with this kind of dough.
It takes so much longer to work with cups. Much easier and more accurate to weigh.
Thanks
Thanks for the breakdown in amounts to use.
Thank you!
Thank you for figuring that!
This man's hands are so beautiful, and his movements so graceful, I'm mesmerized watching him form baked goods.
OMG same
@Calm Hiatus Heh. Tis true! Had I been there, I would have quietly pocketed a piece or two of the man's _culinary art_ -- one for me, one for Silver Pearl -- then bought one (to throw him off my trail, har, har!), grabbed Pearl, and then headed to the coffee shop up the road to enjoy the plunder.
Once we'd licked the last crumbs from our fingers, we would have returned, sated and on a sugar high, to stare at his beautiful hands again. His hands are art in motion. He should charge an entry fee, like museums do.
Is it ... George Costanza? :)
@@rubynibs One ?? oh you mean one of each, YES PLEASE!
And that scenario is exactly what I would do too!
I totally agree....but would like to see his face too..
This has to be the most well produced and edited cooking video on youtube. so satisfying to watch
I am a semi-retired commercial photographer/filmmaker who specialized in food. Satisfying to watch, and extremely, extremely well done. Nothing, but nothing about that artistry in the kitchen is easy, and absolutely nothing about shooting it is easy . . . which is why these videos are frankly . . . super. I love them. Plan on watching them all, thought the concept (for pastries at least) is repetitive at times . . . the workmanship is great!!
You're a good person... a hero... super super super natural... a gift from god, the gods, the universe, we love you for giving beauty to us kitchen mortals.
Half a year later I came across this unusual video. No nonsense, instructional, super creative, groovy music (dum, du dum) and I dare say with a pinch of humor. Liked and subscribed on the basis of this one!
The best cooking techniques video ever! Both on cooking techniques with simple and clever method of cooking. And professional presentation of movie class.
The videography
is
ART !
I love how literally all of these either explode, leak or fall over in the oven. Nice to see some realism in a cooking skit for once. Yet the finished deserts looked just as tasty.
Buy a jelly roll pan to keep the runny stuff from flowing over. 😉
i have been doing these for the past 45 years it is nice to see someone actually post this all are very nice and tasty
These are so Beautiful it would be great to have a friend over for coffee & one of these delights. This chef is awesome!
I do enjoy these videos, they keep me interested and don't put me to sleep... Well done...
Great video! Everything is clean and impressed with a pair of very clean hands! it makes the video very nice and great to watch!
Отличные идеи! Красивое оформление! Попробую так приготовить тоже. Спасибо!
I love it, I am looking at his hands instead and imagining him cooking for me after a hard day's work. That's how my brain functions. Thanks, keep up the good work. From UK. I have subscribed.
Thank you for your feedback and good mood. We are very pleased.
LOL, I can't believe you said that, JM. I was captivated with his hands. Nothing like watching a man cook! I subscribed, too.
@@coastdaze748 men in the kitchen, when they own their moves in generosity (vs tyranny) , are sooo sexy...and , er, imply being very good in other rooms as well..All singers know this!
hahaha!!!! while watching the video....I was thinking the same...
@@coastdaze748 ее ррошхх
I think these are my favorite videos, the ones with the fun dough tricks. More please!
Love the music, love the way you use your hands , it shows how you love your work!
Your very talented , thank you💯
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Thank you for another great video showing your wonderful imagination with bread dough.
I love the orange buns, need to learn more.
Cool, well presented, clear message, elegant, extravagant, and sense of humour. I give you 100😃
Dough looks wonderful! I can't wait to try all of these. Love to bake, cook, and also love that you have provided so many options! Lately, I have been I cookie mode, but these have certainly put me in the mood to get out of my cookie phase. Thank you! (nicely done production if I may add -Thank you)
Enak ya
The Video is made to perfection just like the baking it showcases. Amazing
Great ideas. Definitely gonna try them. The orange rolls idea is wow.
Love your videos for its simplicity and fun in doing it, especially how they look in the oven. Hmmm it is heavenly. Thanks. Will definitely try them
Those orange sunshine rolls at the end did me in.
That's why he/she saved them for last! lol They sure look delicious!
Oh yeah! I'm getting ready to go to bed, but then my wife showed me this video! Now it's almost midnight and I'm trying to see what ingredients we have! Many thanks
The camera work is amazing
Excellent! Outstanding! Still waiting for the recipe for the dough, though….The beginning dough, not the one at the end because I assume they are different from one another……thanks! Keep up the great work!!
Totally amazing artistry - also filming was brilliant and so real it caused considerable dribbling! Wonderful stuff truly inspiring ideas.
OMG 😮how can we be on a diet ?? You’re insanely an amazing cook ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Haha, thank you so much! 😄
I do it like this: after watching all these fancy cooking tutorials, I get hyper to try, then I go to the kitchen and make myself a cheese sandwich because it's faster and easier.
So true for me too! 😅
@@juliaa1617 Yea - it's kind of sad, but true
@@trudydavis6168 It’s not sad, I’m thankful for having food, even if they are sandwiches, and they are delicious too! 😋🤩
try sending your wife to do it.. much easier ..
@@TechnoMulen Yeah, I heard that wives are quite useful in life. I think I should find one :D
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR YOUR TIPS &TRICKS !YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY CREATIVE .
Wow - simply amazing - please share more
I love baking...this is ridiculously mesmerizing!
Wow, he's so creative! Can't wait to try baking them. Thank you for the great video.
Very nice will try
Hello pohshon
I like the first one and this one too. Excellent!
These all look amazing. The last one is a must. Adding a tablespoon of grated orange peel to the icing would really top it off nicely 😉
Wow. I'll try it, specially the one with cinnamon filling and the roll and its creme. Specially all, i will try them. Thank you.
Those yummy things are in every simple local bakery in Greece.
I haven't had those orange rolls since the early 70s. Thank you for sharing this video, I know what I'm going to try next.
Any cooking project that turns into a craft project is my favorite!! **giggle** I morphed my sour dough bread machine recipe with your sweet orange roll extra at the end. I used half bread flour, instead of the heritage whole wheat I usually use to make them a fluffier roll. Used 2 eggs instead of the honey and olive oil and more than half the warm water was replaced by orange juice. When the dough cycle was finished on my machine, I poured out the dough, shaped it and let it sit for 10 minutes. Then, I divided it into two balls that I punched and shaped, one into a loaf with cranberries and walnuts and the other into a rectangle to roll out for 6 of the rolls. I put the loaf into the loaf plan and slashed the top. Then I rolled out the rolls and followed your recipe, except the filling was double because I only made 6 rolls! YUM!! For our small family making the bread AND only 6 rolls was perfect and these were so good with a cup of coffee while watching the grateful birds at the feeder on this snowy day. Thank you so much for your inspiration! I've also made your little cut hot dogs and they didn't last long enough to serve them with soup for dinner!
Inspiring!
Oh what a fantastic techniques
God bless thanks for sharing a rare and easy technique
God bless
How can anyone dislike something like this.
Someone who is diabetic and can't eat it 😥
People dislikes cuz there are the same ingredients every time, everywhere. The only change is in the shapes...
True u know u a one d people who dislike it u not a smart person
They probably prefer fast food, not creative, too busy, on a diet or lazy to do All this....lol
RIGHT!!!! They're crazy to put a thumbs down!!!
This is amazing! I usually just make bread buns but next time I'm definitely going to try some of these and I'll comment how they turned out!
Orange Cinnabon Conversions:
● Flour - 520 g 4 1/8 c
● Yeast - 7 g 1 packet
● Sugar - 70 g 1/3 c
● Salt - 1 tsp. 1 tsp
● Orange - 150 g 2/3 c or an average size orange (first - save the zest for the next step)
● Eggs - 3 pсs. 3
Filling cream:
● Orange zest - from 1 pc. (saved from the orange used in the dough)
● Soft butter - 60 g 1/4 c
● Powdered sugar - 40g 1/3 c
Cream:
● Butter - 30g 2.11 tbsp
● Milk - 50 ml 1/5 c
● Powdered sugar - 120g 1 c
● Cream cheese - 130 g slightly < 5 oz OR < 5/8 c
Never bake using cups and volume measures. Always weigh using grams. It’s much more accurate.
Some of us don't have the ability to weigh ingredients so thank you! You can still cook delicious food while not weighing it. We've done it for thousands of years!😊
WOW !Thats so amazing n clever-really nice and special n elegent for a special time.really clever THANK YOU
My Mom used to make bread twice a week, in the fifties we made or grew everything we ate. On bread days she would make us dog killers, (fried bread dough) that could be eaten without a plate and outside. Fast lunch that kept us kids, away from underfoot. Mom knew I shared everything with my dog so she called them dog killers so I would eat all my lunch and the dog got none. A Mothers wisdom is an amazing thing.
A mother's wisdom is so amazing - I laughed out loud about the dog killers- how clever of your mum!
Artiste e madhe! 🙋♀️
That was lovely. I will surely try them out one by one
This man makes you not lick your fingers but his gorgeous hands 💖
I tried the Orange Cinnabons. I had to convert the measurements for everything (thank you Google, but forgot to write it down - in too much of a hurry! I was hungry!) and they were tasty. The problem I found was that the dough didn't rise, so the rolls were dense. There is nothing in the video about warming any of the ingredients, so the yeast wasn't activated enough to rise sufficiently. (Yes, it was fresh, just bought the day before). So, my recommendations - room temp everything for the dough. I should have set the eggs out in advance and warmed the juiced orange, that probably would have helped. Another hint! - zest your orange BEFORE you PEEL IT!! I didn't think about that and wound up using 2 oranges instead of just the one. Now I have a naked orange with no place to go! Ha! I like my sauce a little sweeter and less cream cheese flavored, so I will modify. I also added some zest to the topping. Over all, yummy. I will definitely try again. :-)
Try two: Wanting more of the orange flavor, I sacrificed more oranges than the recipe calls for and used zest in all three stages, chopping it very fine. Also noted that vanilla isn't in the recipe anywhere, so I added a touch to the filling and the frosting to help round out the flavor. Modified the frosting - used orange juice instead of milk or cream cheese, more butter, and zest. Loved it!!!
Further update... It's been a while since I've made yeast dough, though I remembered that it needs to be warmed for it to rise. I didn't realize that there was a difference between "Instant" and "Active Dry," which is what I had on hand. Next time I will proof my yeast properly and get a better result or maybe borrow from my neighbor, who makes pizza once a week and always has it on hand! :-)
Final update - 3rd time's the charm! Perfecto! I proofed the yeast and had a great rise this time. Followed the ideas I laid out above, and this time added chocolate chips after spreading the filling, and before rolling. I didn't want to be overwhelmed with chocolate, so was careful not to add too many. Received all thumbs up from the taste testers (the neighbors who were guinea pigs for the first two tries). Will definitely make this again. Might try cranberries next time! Christmas is coming. :-)
Thanks for your tips. I make a cranberry orange bread at Christmas and pass it out for presents. For my orange juice I use concentrated frozen orange juice in the same amount as the recipe. Warm it up of course, but it adds considerably more orange flavor. Of course then you need the zest so you'll have another naked orange but I eat lots of oranges - just have to get the pith off.
Kudos to you! Third time lucky! Thanks so much for sharing all your tips!!! Happy baking!
@@bjspeck4337 I'm curious if you diluted the concentrate as directed on the container or just use the concentrate straight? I hadn't thought of doing that, but it would certainly give you a blast of orange flavor, which is what I am going for...
@@katnhat7695 I used the orange straight out of the can. I love the more intense orange flavor. When I was growing up in Cape Canaveral, we lived only a couple of blocks from a Tropicana plant. When the breeze was right, it was like having an orange cake baking in your home. Later when we moved to Merritt Island, my Presbyterian church was in an orange grove, had clear windows along both sides and they opened.
Why did you have to convert the measurements? Scales are now so cheap and you can buy them online. Much more accurate than cups!
You are inspiring me. Thank you. I have to convert recipes to gluten free for a celiac grandson. This is encouraging!
Always crack eggs against a flat surface.
That way, the inner membrane remains intact, and keeps bits of shells from falling into your bowl.
I always wondered why tv chefs cracked on a flat surface....
I've been cracking eggs on my counter this week, and I think it highly increases the chance of getting shell bits in my eggs. I'm going back to using the side of the bowl. I have much more control.
To be fair, I am not trained lol! If a master taught me side-by-side, things may turn out differently.
You can also crack an egg against another one. (good way to show off to your date. :-)
Another reason i was told not to crack the egg on the edge of the bowl (specially in countries where eggshells are not washed and sanitized to an inch of their lives, or if you're lucky enough to get non-commercial unwashed eggs straight from the nest), is to avoid contaminating the bowl with whatever nasties might be lurking on the shell.
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Woow Amazing intro salamat sa share this vedeo ang sarap naman talaga nang mga tinapay dag2 knowledge keep more vedeo po
I would love it if you included your dough recipe too.
I agree
That's the recipe at the end of the video as bonus
It's the first thing on his list in the description box above filling cream and Cream recipes.
@@holliedrake1200 I think he mean plain dough
Oftentimes, they don't care about giving recipes, or educating anyone. The goal is short ENTERTAINMENT videos, sometimes with CLICK-BAITS, that may or may not give information or ideas. Mainly designed to generate UA-cam revenue.
Absolutely the most creative baking I have seen - fantastic!
After hearing this I feel like curling up next to a piece of bread dough..... Hi from S/Africa
Ahhhhha :) Thanx for watching. Cooking with webspoon.
Webspoon world, your art work with bread dough is nothing short of " amazing" Congratulations!!
Awesome ideas.....and the orange roll was the best💕💕💕
Thank you. cook with webspoon.
Wow...love this...can’t wait to try those orange buns!!
Those orange buns look wonderful. I’m going to make those this weekend for sure. Thanks from Melbourne.
Fabulous video...now I want ‘some’ with a morning coffee....I’d better get th3 ingredients first! Thank you
For some very different ideas.
Do you make the basic bread dough for the ones in the first part of this? I know there's the roll dough recipe at the end. Thanks! love your style!
Any basic pastry recipe from online will help or you can buy some pastry dough from the store next to the cookie and Biscuit mix
Everything looks delicious. Bravo 👏. God bless your hands. Love from Greece
Goodness! That is so sensually delicious! You made me wanna go bake now hahaha
Its great. cook with webspoon.
Check the one with potatoes, I didn’t know which one was sexier, the potatoes or what the guy did with them.
I love your recipes.. Makes working in the kitchen fun again.. Different twist on bread dough... Thank you for sharing your recipes with us... You inspire all of us to get out in the kitchen and bake..
wow!! so cool!
thanks
Your pastry creation are amazing. I’m trying this. Theme music got my head bobbing
Cool!
thx!
Awesome ideas. This video was so beautifully done too. Really kept your attention
For my taste I´d drizzle it with some dark chocolate instead of icing. Or chocolate Icing: Mix some molten chocolate into the icing!
These all look great! If only I could make perfect dough like that...
Its just amazing I kept on watching it
Thank you very much.
Wow the recipe &music was so appropriate the best combination of the ear & the hand.
Is it just me, or does it look like he is making love to the food? 🙂 i bet it all taste good too!
Chouette d'inclure l'orange dans la pâte !
Ça doit bien relever le goût...
Merci pour l'idée/astuce❣️
Love alternatives for making things with my sourdough.
Made me hungry! Is the bread home made?
Thank you... amazing & so easy to make. Impressed my family when I made them.
brilliant ideas. What was the bread dough recipe ?
Just look up basic pastry recipes or get pre made pastry dough from the store
I was going to ask the same. Looks a bit like brioche?
Dough recipe is in the description box above, as well as other ingredients for cinnabons
Amazing work u did with the dough.. such creative ideas.. styling the buns so differently makes them so wow..
Love love these idea's Definatley going to try. SO far I only got the Aprocot Nuutella and Strawberry rolls!
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Wow... Very creative... Yummy and delicious!!!👍💞
The recipe was given in a reply to Nancy Thompson below:
Webspoon World
6 days ago
You can use this:
● Flour - 560 g
● Yeast - 7 g
● Eggs - 2 pcs.
● Milk - 150 ml
● Butter - 100 g
● Sugar - 70 g
● Salt - 1/4 tsp.
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Thank you!
Thank you
US conversions!??
@@ingemaumus8442 I would try googling "grammes to ounces conversion" or similar and you will soon be motoring :)
Sublime técnicas muy buenas y los olores no me imagino grandes artesanos felicidades
I think this channel is soooooooo underrated the shapes of the dough's, I seriously didn't see them before. The light, camera action is very high quality. I mean I would believe this is a 1-2 million subscribed channel if I didn't see the amount of them when I scroll down. İts really underrated. But the thing is, its miss-titled. These aren't tricks but Ideas of serving certain types of well-known bakery foods. Thats not neccesary but its what I thik. anyways, hope you get the right amount of ratings soon.
Thank you for sharing the awesome baking tricks.
Nice!
thanks
Wow ! Delicious Recipe !!!! Big like
I am definitely trying these next batch!! WOW!! Looks so good. I can just imagine what your guests say when they lay eyes on those :)
Not only did I learn to make tasty treats, I also got my cardio in to this catchy tune.
Amazing &looks so delicious.
Love to have the dough recipe looks super easy to work with and very silky could you send to me please
Hit the "show more" prompt in the description box above.
@@pricklypear7516 Do you mean the recipe for the sweet dough... not sure it will work with the sausage bread recipe
Wow.....I love this.....must try...
I love this video...
The Filming and Editing is Fantastic...
Yes, the filming is pretty neat! Sadly it's only about yeast dough though, not fermented dough.
Very esthetic and satisfying. Nothing new but video made superb. Thank you ❤️💋
Where is the basic dough recipe? Please share really want to try it, all look amazing. Thank you for sharing
Yes, what's your basic dough recipe ?
I use Costco's brioche dough. So easy!
Looks like it's an enriched dough. Just look up a basic enriched dough recipe or a milk bread recipe if you want something very soft
@@forest4167 thank you for your response 🙂
He replied with the recipe about a week ago. You can use this: ● Flour - 560 g ● Yeast - 7 g ● Eggs - 2 pcs. ● Milk - 150 ml ● Butter - 100 g ● Sugar - 70 g ● Salt - 1/4 tsp.
Oh my gosh I just made the orange zest one. I’m going to have to give this away before I eat the entire thing!!!
Makes it look likes he's performing magic.
I enjoyed all your creation host. Now I wanna eat. Thanks for sharing
It's amazingly beautiful. Thank you...I know you have given the dough recipe a million times over ....buttttttt.... how do you actually make the dough...I am just two days old baker-in-the-making...would like to try the recipes you shared ...pllll help with the dough...a link or anything would do... thanks a ton...all the way from INDIA 😊
He finally shared the recipe for the dough. I had to scroll past many comments before I found it.
Webspoon World
1 week ago
Thank you.
You can use this:
● Flour - 560 g
● Yeast - 7 g
● Eggs - 2 pcs.
● Milk - 150 ml
● Butter - 100 g
● Sugar - 70 g
● Salt - 1/4 tsp.
OMG this absolutly sinfully delicious
I’d like the recipe too. Can you send us a link? Or just the written version would be great.
Also, has the dough already proofed or risen once, and then punched / kneaded down before you did all these wonderful things to it? It looked pretty elastic and not having made daily bread for many years, it seems to me most recipes require first rising or proofing in a bowl then shaping with a final rising before baking?...
Anyone?
Yes, I so believe that the dough has been prepared in advance. If I were to try this, I would find a recipe for white bread, and use that. :) I've never tried to do any of these before so my theory may not work.
Good luck, anyway!
I make spice bread by mixing all ingredients (thyme, sautéed onion, garlic, basil, oregano, salt, and tomato) in at the start and then let it proof the first time. Once you have punched the dough down you can then add your sausage or whatever you like, cut into your shapes and let rise the second time before baking. I don't use a recipe for the dough but any will do so long as you add a couple of tablespoons of oil to about 3 loaves.
I would try Rhodes frozen rolls. There are the Texan larger rolls, once thawed would be perfect.
He replied with the recipe about a week ago.
Webspoon World
1 week ago
Thank you.
You can use this:
● Flour - 560 g
● Yeast - 7 g
● Eggs - 2 pcs.
● Milk - 150 ml
● Butter - 100 g
● Sugar - 70 g
● Salt - 1/4 tsp.
Gerianne Imdieke Tjhank you for your reply. I’m new on these msg boards and didn’t notice more replies first time around. I saw this notification as I was using phone at time and noticed there are more replies to read.
Can u confirm. If it hasn’t already been prior, If dough was proofed once first-- if it’s there , then just know your timing’s perfect. My kids are here now and I’ll comment again after I play with these or one of these ideas!! thank you!!
Salute to the baking and the cooking of webspoon...I am really way down below