MC Domingo Thanks so much for your kind comment. There is just nothing quite like being able to touch and feel the dough. You should totally make them. They are so good. Let us know when you do.
A variation on this is to steep the cardamom in warmed, melted butter and quickly cool it in the freezer before adding it to the dough. The compounds in cardamom are more fat-soluble than water-soluble so mixing it in something w/ fat content brings out the flavor.
I just found another recipe and tried it. They are currently doing their second rise before the oven. The smell brought back memories of childhood while eating swedish food at my grandparents. Unfortunately, I moved away while still very young and don't have any family recipes. Thankfully, there are many online now.
Made these, they are definitely quite labour intensive but so worth it. The instructions in the vidéo are quite easy to follow but the written recipe is a bit confusing at times. Anyway they turned out delicious!!! Thank you very much for sharing.
Fontana Forni USA Thank you. I have an over-abundance of bread at the moment because of some experimenting, but when I winnow that down, I’d really like to try your cardamom buns!
Judy Vallas I know the feeling of over abundance of bread due to experimenting. Certainly awesome to eat, but also so much fun to share and get some feedback. There is always so much room to learn and improve and the baking journey is incredibly satisfying! 👍😉
To do this a bit more easily, for the dough, you can melt the butter and add milk to the melted butter (mix good), then add the sugar and cardamom blend to the butter and milk mix and heat it to the right temperature for the yeast. You can then add the yeast to this blend (watch the temperature). All you have to do after this is mix this with the right amount of flour. Normal recipe is 100 gram butter and 100 gram sugar, 4 dl milk and about 2 table spoons of cardamom (add more cardamom to your taste) pr 1 kg flour, 1 package of yeast should do (25 gram). Add more milk or water if it gets to dry or more flour if it is to loose. The dough should be slightly sticky. The sour dough is really not needed, but you could replace part of the milk with natural yoghourt (in stead of sour dough). Always let the dough rest at room temperature for about an hour before making the buns. Also let the buns rest (under a towel) for about 1 hour before putting them in to the oven.
Thank you for this! I moved away from my mother's side of the family when I was still a young child, so I never learned how to make any of the Swedish foods I had.
Instead of saying "That is not how you do it!" I'd say, how interesting to see a different method ❤️ Most people here just add the butter to the milk before warming it. I'd be interested to try both in paralell to see if there's any difference. Also interesting with the sour dough and proofing in the fridge. We normally use yeast. My nan used to bake these or kanelbullar 2-3 times per week during summer vacation. And with all our fika (coffee breaks), it didn't take long to have to bake some more.
I wish I could be there too! Looks awesome! Never heard of these beautiful buns or any bakery near me who makes them. I'll have to make them myself soon.
Karen Hummel Oh please do make them!!! They are delicious and definitely worth making. We would LOVE to see your finished product. If you are on Instagram please tag us with your Cardamom Buns. 👍 @fontanaforniusa is our Insta page. 😉
What a beautiful pastry! Can you add like a orange zest, extract to buns or would that be too much or maybe it would not taste good together with cardamom flavor. Or maybe it would. Thanks
Wow this is one of the most helpful step by step tutorials on how to make these! Is there a noticeable taste difference buying whole cardamom pods to deseed vs cardamom seeds itself? Also, where is that solid wood board from? It looks incredibly useful! I love that you mixed and kneaded the dough by hand, not everyone has fancy stand mixers 😆
My Reality So wish I could give you one. You should look at the recipe on our blog and then make them. They are such a wonderful treat and the amazing aroma fills the house. Let us know if you end up making them. www.fontanaforniusa.com/blogs/news/swedish-cardamom-buns
Looks absolutely delicious! I’m Swedish, but haven’t had cardamom buns in over 15 years 😞 I’m celiac and can only find gluten free cinnamon buns, but cardamom were really my favorite 😞
SORIYA'S KITCHEN They are so good. You should try to make them. Following is the direct link to the recipe. www.fontanaforniusa.com/blogs/news/swedish-cardamom-buns
I made these cardamom buns for my family today and they were polarizing. Some of us liked them, others really didn't. Cardamom has a quite medicinal/eucalyptus-like flavour, it's not for everyone
Yes it is what is that called what you were rolling the dough in ? I wish they sold that as a dough rolling bowl ? They have just like that on Amazon ?
I baked this recipe the other day for a get together with my cousins, and they were so good! The only thing I did differently was I didn't add the sourcream starter, since it said it was okay. When it came to the proofing time, my dough had doubled in size by the 2 hour mark as opposed to the 3-4 hour mark. And when I waited for the formed buns to rise before going in the oven, it took less than an hour for them to double as opposed to the 7-8 hours. Is it because I used active dry yeast instead of fresh yeast that my times were much quicker? Thank you for a lovely video!
Hi Jamie, yes the active dry yeast definitely accounts for the quicker proofing time. When using a natural levain proofing take closer to the times found in the written recipe. Daniel Larson, the author of this recipe, mentions that using fresh yeast in conjunction with a longer proofing time makes for a better tasting result thats a little easier on the stomach. So you may want to give that try to see if you agree. Thanks for sharing your experience with us!
I found that you can't add the butter like that if you are using whole wheat flour of any kind. It repels the butter, literally. In that case you would have to add the butter to the flour first, and use a pastry blender to blend it to small pieces, then add the liquid and mix. That is a lot easier than adding the butter to the formed dough.
You would want it to be more solid so that it can create some layers in the dough. Using melted butter will be very messy and not integrate into the dough the same way.
Khaled Mahmassani Thanks so much. You should really try to make them. I will give you the direct link to the recipe. 👍 Let is know if you make them. www.fontanaforniusa.com/blogs/news/swedish-cardamom-buns
Treat it a bit like you would a croissant dough, when it becomes a bit too messy to work with, either sticky or oozing, stick the dough in the fridge for half an hour before working with it again. That should help solidify the butter in the dough.
OK so I just finished shaping the buns and I put them in the refrigerator for the 7 to8 hour rise they need. I followed the directions in the recipe to a T but there are some things that I’m very confused about... do I sprinkle the cardamom and sugar on the buns before I bake them and again after I bake them? The video didn’t say anything at all about making a syrup and brushing it over the buns but the recipe does so do I have to make the syrup? Also I’m letting the buns rise in the refrigerator because I can’t imagine a 7 to8 hour proof that’s not refrigerated but the recipe doesn’t actually say refrigerator. So can I assume they need to rise in the refrigerator?Please help me out here I’m going to take them out first thing in the morning and bake them for breakfast so I’m hoping to know the answers
A Swedish perspective: When it comes to proofing the buns a cool area or the fridge makes for a better result (cooler means the yeast consumes the sugars slower). As for the "syrup" and sugar sprinkling. Before sending the buns into the oven give the buns a thin coating of the "syrup" (personally I just use a simple egg-wash) and sprinkle the pearl sugar over the buns - the "syrup"/ egg-wash makes sure the buns gets a nice colour and makes sure the sugar sticks. No need to do anything else after they have baked.
The recipe at the blog linked and how you do it in the video are completely different. Can you please update the recipe on the blog? I'd like to try to make these again, but without wasting ingredients and time.
omg where did you get that incredible wooden bowl from ? can you buy them ? what a great way to prepare dough I have never seen any cooks using such a cool bowl
We received that bowl as a gift a few years ago. An elderly gentleman makes them from the root of a specific tree that grows in the swamps. When we first received it, it was a very light natural wood. In order to make it look older we treated it with a mixture of strong coffee, ashes and even some wine. We regularly rub it with oil to season it and to keep the wood looking beautiful. Several people have asked me about this bowl. We really need to check and see if this elderly man is still making them. This bowl sure is a treasure.
I’m not 100%.... but I have a feeling this is the seller: Doughbowlmaker.com He’s based in NC, and has some good videos on UA-cam on how he makes them. I’m not at that level of dough making to invest in one, however I was curious myself about the bowl she was using. Good luck!
It's sourdough yeast. If youre a sourdough baker you would have this on hand. But you can replace it with 3 times less in weight. (Eg: 21 g sourdough yeast = 7 g dry yeast)
I just put these in the oven, praying for them to taste as good as they smell. However, all my buns had collapsed (?) or spread while proofing overnight. So, most of the loops on the top have split😔
I´m from Sweden and this is not how you do it, You don´t divide, you just though it all in, let the dow yest and then you go on. I just love how USA have start to love the Swedish bun, gives me hope for the future, please give Trump one, then he might become a human :-)
ISP BrotherWolf With permission, we followed the exact steps to the recipe given to us by a Swedish baker who makes them in his own bakery. (Falkenberg, Sweden) I have noticed that some home bakers mix all ingredients all at once.
Would love to try your recipe as well. Can you please direct me to yours? Even in Italian cooking every kitchen will have a little different twist in how to make it with the exact same dish.
@@georgemosarm1345 could be the salt! I suspect either salt (add it later with the butter) OR a warmer room. The best "warm room" in my experience: microwave a mug of water for 3 mins, then keep it in there to the side (So it keeps giving off heat), put the covered dough and let rise in the warm microwave
That is NOT a Swedish Cardemom bun. AS a Swedish baker I have to put in my VETO ! What you are doing is "A Danish Cardemom bun". That means you are first creating a Danish dough (please google "wienerbröd") by adding butter , folding it and rolling it. Then you form it and bake it off. That is not how we do it in Sweden. We mix the dough, roll it out, butter it and spreading sugar and spices on, then we roll it to a sasauge and cut it into pieces and bake it off. I object strongely against calling this "a Swedish Cardamom Bun" !!!
@@FontanaForniUSA the recipe described in the video is based on the same dough used for pastry (Danish) .pastry dough is folded three times . That is a total of 27 layers with wheat dough and butter. In the recipe shown, however, it consists of only 9 layers. In short and to the point: you do not use pastry dough ( dough for "Danish")or puff pastry (butterdough)when making Swedish cardamom buns. you usa a very ordinary wheat dough. the recipe in the video is the same recipe that is used in the Swedish bakery chain Factory which is currently established worldwide in the same style as the espresso house but with only Swedish pastries.
There’s more than one way to make this pastry; your opinion has been noted, I’m sure. You may be an experienced, Swedish master pastry baker; unless you have a patent on the bun,its ingredients, etc., and are in charge of quality control, you’re not the only one who bakes this. This method & recipe is gorgeous. Since you have such an issue with it, and are affronted/highly bothered by it, share your concerns with the baker who allowed the content creator to share it with the rest of us.
This is not a classic recepie of ksrdemummabullar. Just Google that word and translate the recepie you find. I promise it's even better. But don't skim on the butter. Be generous with it 😉
Emerald1dx3 I am so sorry there is a problem with the volume for you. This is the first time we hear that there is an issue. We just checked it again and it was working perfectly on our end. Let us know if it persists.
I so appreciate that this was completely done by hand, no electric mixers or anything. Labour of love indeed!
MC Domingo Thanks so much for your kind comment. There is just nothing quite like being able to touch and feel the dough. You should totally make them. They are so good. Let us know when you do.
A variation on this is to steep the cardamom in warmed, melted butter and quickly cool it in the freezer before adding it to the dough. The compounds in cardamom are more fat-soluble than water-soluble so mixing it in something w/ fat content brings out the flavor.
Oh that's great advice!
OMD, cardamom is my favourite. Making these! Thank you!
I can’t decide which one I want more...the oven or the buns!!!!! Am drooling on how much you can fit in that oven!!!!
Thank you! It really is a great oven!
notvangogh so you want a bun in your oven
What's that oven brand though?
That wooden mixing bowl is exquisite !!! God Jul 🌲 🎅
Wish I would have saved my mothers.
The Praesto we absolutely love it. The man that makes them is close to his eighties.
Fontana Forni USA Where can I buy one? Where does he sell them?
@R. Sharp Thank you! Yeah, I am thinking of checking the farmer's markets around me. I remember seeing something similar.
This is a beautiful video. Good job!
I JUST watched a video on these buns and I had never heard of them before but thought, “I HAVE TO MAKE THAT!!!” And then I saw this RECIPE!!!
Seth Gilbertson HEAD over to our blog for the recipe. Here is the direct link. www.fontanaforniusa.com/blogs/news/swedish-cardamom-buns
Seth Gilbertson We would love for you to make them. This pastry is SO good.
@@FontanaForniUSA I grew up making chai and curries and have always loved cardamom. To see it in this form is just brilliant!
My grandma allways use to say when you could smell the buns from the oven ''It smells like home to me''
Cheers from Sweden.
SWeMX That is an AWESOME quote by your grandma and most certainly very true in any culture. Thanks for sharing!!!
I just found another recipe and tried it. They are currently doing their second rise before the oven. The smell brought back memories of childhood while eating swedish food at my grandparents. Unfortunately, I moved away while still very young and don't have any family recipes. Thankfully, there are many online now.
Looks amazing
I made kanelbullar on New Year's Eve. It tasted great! I decorated it with pearl sugar that I bought online.
We need to order the pearl sugar. Looked everywhere locally with no success. Would LOVE to see your Kanelbullar.
@@FontanaForniUSA I just bought it on Amazon. Make sure NOT to get the Belgian type, it is large chunks...The Swedish or French is what you want.
Made these, they are definitely quite labour intensive but so worth it. The instructions in the vidéo are quite easy to follow but the written recipe is a bit confusing at times. Anyway they turned out delicious!!! Thank you very much for sharing.
I need one of these dough bowls. Its beautiful
Delish! Love the simplicity. So calming - and temping!
The Biegel Family channel Thanks so much! There is definitely something magic about baking in a wood-fired oven. 😊👍
Looks stunning and I bet they taste amazing
Cardamom. Yum. I was wondering what the best way to grind them would be, thanks for demonstrating. Those seeds are so hard but fragrant.
Darlene Cuker We used a mortar and pestle. Once the seeds are out you discard the outer shell. You can also already find cardamom in powder form.
Beautiful - and very thorough tutorial. Thank you.
You are most welcome! Thanks for watching!
Judy Vallas The link to the recipe is right here. We would love to see you make them. 👍
www.fontanaforniusa.com/blogs/news/swedish-cardamom-buns
Fontana Forni USA Thank you. I have an over-abundance of bread at the moment because of some experimenting, but when I winnow that down, I’d really like to try your cardamom buns!
Judy Vallas I know the feeling of over abundance of bread due to experimenting. Certainly awesome to eat, but also so much fun to share and get some feedback. There is always so much room to learn and improve and the baking journey is incredibly satisfying! 👍😉
To do this a bit more easily, for the dough, you can melt the butter and add milk to the melted butter (mix good), then add the sugar and cardamom blend to the butter and milk mix and heat it to the right temperature for the yeast. You can then add the yeast to this blend (watch the temperature). All you have to do after this is mix this with the right amount of flour. Normal recipe is 100 gram butter and 100 gram sugar, 4 dl milk and about 2 table spoons of cardamom (add more cardamom to your taste) pr 1 kg flour, 1 package of yeast should do (25 gram). Add more milk or water if it gets to dry or more flour if it is to loose. The dough should be slightly sticky. The sour dough is really not needed, but you could replace part of the milk with natural yoghourt (in stead of sour dough). Always let the dough rest at room temperature for about an hour before making the buns. Also let the buns rest (under a towel) for about 1 hour before putting them in to the oven.
Thanks so much for the tip! We will definitely try this!
Thank you for this! I moved away from my mother's side of the family when I was still a young child, so I never learned how to make any of the Swedish foods I had.
I will never be brave enough to pour in liquids in the flour well on a board! Wow 🤩
Jag har aldrig sett någon som gör nystan och inte snäckor av degen men det blev ju riktigt fint.
Brukar finnas på bagerier ibland
Instead of saying "That is not how you do it!" I'd say, how interesting to see a different method ❤️ Most people here just add the butter to the milk before warming it. I'd be interested to try both in paralell to see if there's any difference. Also interesting with the sour dough and proofing in the fridge. We normally use yeast. My nan used to bake these or kanelbullar 2-3 times per week during summer vacation. And with all our fika (coffee breaks), it didn't take long to have to bake some more.
Caprifool Let us know what you find experimenting with both methods. Would love to hear back from you.
I wish I could be there too! Looks awesome! Never heard of these beautiful buns or any bakery near me who makes them. I'll have to make them myself soon.
Karen Hummel Oh please do make them!!! They are delicious and definitely worth making. We would LOVE to see your finished product. If you are on Instagram please tag us with your Cardamom Buns. 👍 @fontanaforniusa is our Insta page. 😉
This vid is still amazing from when I found it the first time
Absolutely loved watching this, but could you please share the list of ingredients with the amounts? Would appreciate that ❤
What a beautiful pastry! Can you add like a orange zest, extract to buns or would that be too much or maybe it would not taste good together with cardamom flavor. Or maybe it would. Thanks
Hey! Cardamom might go with lemon zest. You can try Kanelbuller (filling is cinnamon, dough still has cardamom) with orange zest :)
@@marianneazar thank you
Mary Felix I bet that would be delicious! Let us know when you make it with the orange zest and give us your opinion.
@ Thank you l 'm sure they're scrumptious.
Wow this is one of the most helpful step by step tutorials on how to make these! Is there a noticeable taste difference buying whole cardamom pods to deseed vs cardamom seeds itself? Also, where is that solid wood board from? It looks incredibly useful! I love that you mixed and kneaded the dough by hand, not everyone has fancy stand mixers 😆
Wonderful. I would like one with a cup of hot chocolate milk. YUM!
My Reality So wish I could give you one. You should look at the recipe on our blog and then make them. They are such a wonderful treat and the amazing aroma fills the house. Let us know if you end up making them. www.fontanaforniusa.com/blogs/news/swedish-cardamom-buns
Looks absolutely delicious! I’m Swedish, but haven’t had cardamom buns in over 15 years 😞 I’m celiac and can only find gluten free cinnamon buns, but cardamom were really my favorite 😞
Binka O I am so sorry that you have not been able to eat them. So curious to know if there is a gluten-free recipe out there.
Beautifully explained....love your oven😘
E.F do Thanks so much for the kind words. It truly is a very versatile and great oven.
Mmmm, they look amazing at the end
SORIYA'S KITCHEN They are so good. You should try to make them. Following is the direct link to the recipe. www.fontanaforniusa.com/blogs/news/swedish-cardamom-buns
I made these cardamom buns for my family today and they were polarizing. Some of us liked them, others really didn't. Cardamom has a quite medicinal/eucalyptus-like flavour, it's not for everyone
These look amazing, but so is that mixing bowl! Is there anywhere or anything similar to it that I could find online?
Majazz Damm The bowl was a gift and we just asked our friends to please give us the name of the 80 year old man who makes them.
Commenting to see about that bowl, following this comment 😄
looks like cardamom bread is really delicious
Can you make these without the sourdough starter? Are there any alterations I would have to make if I did so?
Where can I get one of those wooden boards with flour wells please????
Yes it is what is that called what you were rolling the dough in ? I wish they sold that as a dough rolling bowl ? They have just like that on Amazon ?
Jun Dollasbe You mean the big wooden bowl? A 75 Year old man makes them in South Carolina. They are so wonderful.
@@FontanaForniUSA It looks perfectly designed for the task! Could you let us know how to get in touch with the man who makes them?
WOW looks abso DELISH!
Thanks so much. The recipe shared by Daniel Larsson, a Swedish baker, was absolutely amazing and delicious! 👍
I baked this recipe the other day for a get together with my cousins, and they were so good! The only thing I did differently was I didn't add the sourcream starter, since it said it was okay. When it came to the proofing time, my dough had doubled in size by the 2 hour mark as opposed to the 3-4 hour mark. And when I waited for the formed buns to rise before going in the oven, it took less than an hour for them to double as opposed to the 7-8 hours. Is it because I used active dry yeast instead of fresh yeast that my times were much quicker? Thank you for a lovely video!
Hi Jamie, yes the active dry yeast definitely accounts for the quicker proofing time. When using a natural levain proofing take closer to the times found in the written recipe. Daniel Larson, the author of this recipe, mentions that using fresh yeast in conjunction with a longer proofing time makes for a better tasting result thats a little easier on the stomach. So you may want to give that try to see if you agree. Thanks for sharing your experience with us!
Jamie Stone would have lived to see a picture of the ones you made.
Hola ¿ puedes indicar las cantidades de los ingredientes? Grácias
I've only been able to find the pearl sugar through Amazon, where it's imported from Sweden. :)
Thanks so much for letting us know. We will definitely check into it.
Thanks so much! We will definitely purchase some next time we make them.
Whole food have under” Larse “ Belgian sugar
Dansukker produce swedish strösocker. Should be able to buy it with Amazon. It's around 3 USD for 2kg
Strösocker isnt pearl sugar and Belgian pearl sugar isn’t the same as Swedish.
Wonderful presentation. What was the filling? Butter,sugar and cardamom?
The filling is as you listed. Full ingredients are in the link in the description box
Thank you so much! You can find the exact ingredients here www.fontanaforniusa.com/blogs/news/swedish-cardamom-buns
I found that you can't add the butter like that if you are using whole wheat flour of any kind. It repels the butter, literally. In that case you would have to add the butter to the flour first, and use a pastry blender to blend it to small pieces, then add the liquid and mix. That is a lot easier than adding the butter to the formed dough.
Good Work!
Thanks so very much! It means a lot coming from a Swede! ☺️🤗👍
Grazie, e' la cosa migliore mangiata in Svezia!
E le aringhe fritte.
Could you give the measurements of the mixing bowl please?
May I ask what's difference between using room temp. butter and melted butter?
You would want it to be more solid so that it can create some layers in the dough. Using melted butter will be very messy and not integrate into the dough the same way.
Professional baker says that room temp. butter is better for the structure of these buns.
Yum! Thanks for sharing
Khaled Mahmassani Thanks so much. You should really try to make them. I will give you the direct link to the recipe. 👍 Let is know if you make them. www.fontanaforniusa.com/blogs/news/swedish-cardamom-buns
About how many pods did you use for this recipe? I have some left over green cardamom pods and I'm wondering if I'll have enough for this recipe.
I'm having problems with the butter oozing out, is this meant to happen?
Treat it a bit like you would a croissant dough, when it becomes a bit too messy to work with, either sticky or oozing, stick the dough in the fridge for half an hour before working with it again. That should help solidify the butter in the dough.
What are the ingredients in the filling?
Hello Joelle, the exact measurements for the filling can be found here www.fontanaforniusa.com/blogs/news/swedish-cardamom-buns
@@FontanaForniUSA it says page not found
@@dayglowjoethe link must be fixed; it worked for me. Screen shoot it for posterity.
OK so I just finished shaping the buns and I put them in the refrigerator for the 7 to8 hour rise they need. I followed the directions in the recipe to a T but there are some things that I’m very confused about... do I sprinkle the cardamom and sugar on the buns before I bake them and again after I bake them? The video didn’t say anything at all about making a syrup and brushing it over the buns but the recipe does so do I have to make the syrup? Also I’m letting the buns rise in the refrigerator because I can’t imagine a 7 to8 hour proof that’s not refrigerated but the recipe doesn’t actually say refrigerator. So can I assume they need to rise in the refrigerator?Please help me out here I’m going to take them out first thing in the morning and bake them for breakfast so I’m hoping to know the answers
A Swedish perspective: When it comes to proofing the buns a cool area or the fridge makes for a better result (cooler means the yeast consumes the sugars slower). As for the "syrup" and sugar sprinkling. Before sending the buns into the oven give the buns a thin coating of the "syrup" (personally I just use a simple egg-wash) and sprinkle the pearl sugar over the buns - the "syrup"/ egg-wash makes sure the buns gets a nice colour and makes sure the sugar sticks. No need to do anything else after they have baked.
The recipe at the blog linked and how you do it in the video are completely different. Can you please update the recipe on the blog? I'd like to try to make these again, but without wasting ingredients and time.
Is. There a reason why there is no eggs in the recipe? I looked on your website and double checked and i see no call for eggs in the recipe.
Filling recipe ?
Underbar hantverk!
Sorry you never said any mesures for the ingredients I’m from Nicaragua living in Miami x 30 years thank you.
omg where did you get that incredible wooden bowl from ? can you buy them ? what a great way to prepare dough I have never seen any cooks using such a cool bowl
Hi Shelley, unfortunately we don't sell them. We bought them from a local maker here in the Carolinas. We love them!
It can be shopped online at King Arther Flour website
We received that bowl as a gift a few years ago. An elderly gentleman makes them from the root of a specific tree that grows in the swamps. When we first received it, it was a very light natural wood. In order to make it look older we treated it with a mixture of strong coffee, ashes and even some wine. We regularly rub it with oil to season it and to keep the wood looking beautiful. Several people have asked me about this bowl. We really need to check and see if this elderly man is still making them. This bowl sure is a treasure.
I’m not 100%.... but I have a feeling this is the seller: Doughbowlmaker.com
He’s based in NC, and has some good videos on UA-cam on how he makes them. I’m not at that level of dough making to invest in one, however I was curious myself about the bowl she was using. Good luck!
beatiful
Wayne Palmar Thanks so very much! Definitely delicious! 😋👍
What is ripesour dough starter?
It's sourdough yeast. If youre a sourdough baker you would have this on hand.
But you can replace it with 3 times less in weight. (Eg: 21 g sourdough yeast = 7 g dry yeast)
thank you
You're welcome!
Very nice i joined you
Awesome! Thank you for following along! :)
I just put these in the oven, praying for them to taste as good as they smell. However, all my buns had collapsed (?) or spread while proofing overnight. So, most of the loops on the top have split😔
Aw sorry your dough over proofed :(
Nån annan svenne här?😂🇸🇪
Ja och jag tror att du menar Svensk.
Andreas Ranthe Ha blev du triggard?
Han blev ej triggered för att man säger ej ” Svenne ” man säger, ” Svensk. ”
@@frankygonzales3076 Så klart! vem är som säger 'svenne'?
@@nordscan9043 Men snälla nån! 😂 Man kan visst säga svenne, svennebanan det är inget ont i det. Och hur vet ni? Hon kanske heter Sven 🤷♀️
Yum!!
I love your voice
Sofia Dumitru You are so sweet. You know how it is when you listen to your own recorded voice!!! 😳😋
Ur oven looks different 😊
I´m from Sweden and this is not how you do it, You don´t divide, you just though it all in, let the dow yest and then you go on. I just love how USA have start to love the Swedish bun, gives me hope for the future, please give Trump one, then he might become a human :-)
😂
ISP BrotherWolf With permission, we followed the exact steps to the recipe given to us by a Swedish baker who makes them in his own bakery. (Falkenberg, Sweden)
I have noticed that some home bakers mix all ingredients all at once.
@@FontanaForniUSA Bake it and make it :)
Would love to try your recipe as well. Can you please direct me to yours? Even in Italian cooking every kitchen will have a little different twist in how to make it with the exact same dish.
I have tried and I must say that the cardamon seeds killed my yeast. At first I thought that my yeast is old but the second time the same outcome.
George Mosarm Oh no! That seems strange. Was the temperature of the liquid too hot?
@@FontanaForniUSA Not really! I used the same ingredients ! Maybe cardamon has some antibiotic features, no?
@@georgemosarm1345 could be the salt! I suspect either salt (add it later with the butter) OR a warmer room.
The best "warm room" in my experience: microwave a mug of water for 3 mins, then keep it in there to the side (So it keeps giving off heat), put the covered dough and let rise in the warm microwave
@@marianneazar Thank You! I am gonna try!👍
George Mosarm did it work!?
Someone who wants a Swedish "Fika"
thanks to ikea i meet to KARDEMUMMABULLAR, continue creating
That is NOT a Swedish Cardemom bun.
AS a Swedish baker I have to put in my VETO !
What you are doing is "A Danish Cardemom bun".
That means you are first creating a Danish dough (please google "wienerbröd")
by adding butter , folding it and rolling it.
Then you form it and bake it off.
That is not how we do it in Sweden.
We mix the dough, roll it out, butter it and spreading sugar
and spices on, then we roll it to a sasauge
and cut it into pieces and bake it off.
I object strongely against calling this "a Swedish Cardamom Bun" !!!
CMC230 Your comment is interesting, because the recipe was given to us by a Swedish baker who owns a bakery in Falkenberg, Sweden.
The name of the baker who shared his recipe for the Cardamom Buns with us is Daniel Larsson from Falkenberg, Sweden 🇸🇪.
@@FontanaForniUSA the recipe described in the video is based on the same dough used for pastry (Danish) .pastry dough is folded three times . That is a total of 27 layers with wheat dough and butter. In the recipe shown, however, it consists of only 9 layers.
In short and to the point: you do not use pastry dough ( dough for "Danish")or puff pastry (butterdough)when making Swedish cardamom buns. you usa a very ordinary wheat dough.
the recipe in the video is the same recipe that is used in the Swedish bakery chain Factory which is currently established worldwide in the same style as the espresso house but with only Swedish pastries.
CMC230 Would you share your recipe? You can DM me on our Instagram page @fontanaforniusa
Thanks!
There’s more than one way to make this pastry; your opinion has been noted, I’m sure. You may be an experienced, Swedish master pastry baker; unless you have a patent on the bun,its ingredients, etc., and are in charge of quality control, you’re not the only one who bakes this. This method & recipe is gorgeous. Since you have such an issue with it, and are affronted/highly bothered by it, share your concerns with the baker who allowed the content creator to share it with the rest of us.
When you guys make cardamon buns and have them to a cappuccino? What's wrong with plain old coffee. And the cinnamon buns taste much better.
Good work but more fat. For sure if you add more fat you get nice looking bread.
This is not a classic recepie of ksrdemummabullar. Just Google that word and translate the recepie you find. I promise it's even better. But don't skim on the butter. Be generous with it 😉
STUPENDI !
Grazie! :)
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