Paczki (Polish donut) Recipe | Desserts Around the World episode 14
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2023
- Ingredients:
420ml whole milk,
125g granulated sugar,
120g unsalted butter,
650g plain flour or all purpose flour,
3 egg yolks,
1 whole egg,
1/4 tap salt,
2 tsp vanilla,
70g icing sugar,
Rose jam or rasberry jam
#paczki #polishfood #food #doughnut
Guys of course these kinds of doughnuts don't only exist in Poland but it's still something that's part of polish culture and just so happens to exist in other countries too. Thanks for the recipe looks great💗
Your pączki are looking very yummy 😋.
Though, I'm not sure if I've ever witnessed anyone cutting the dough. You can just roll some balls with marmelade inside and put them in oil. That's what my grandma always did when I was small. I miss being young.
Thanks for the tip!
My polish grandmother always cut them with a small glass, in fact it was my job as a child to do the cutting! She did not fill them with jam though, we always ate them plain, rolled in granulated sugar, and it was delicious.
That looks delicious 😩😭 Please try Malva Pudding from South Africa 🇿🇦🥳💃 or Milk Tart
Good job, nicely done. There is such an ingredient call Rum Flavouring. My Mom used to use it for Christmas/Fruitcake. But, I am positive that your doughnuts were tasty with the vanilla substitution.
it's not Paczki its Pączki. but the recipe is pretty good
She probably didn't put the ą because UA-cam didn't allow the character in the title
@@Xenon_177 so why everyone from poland can upload videos with special characters
@@GeneralNanachiI can’t upload it, don’t have it on my keyboard sorry
@@cafecouffeemakes sense, but if you want to know a little trick you can look up the character you want on google and copy/paste it into the title field. 🙂
@@GeneralNanachisome other places they don’t have that character, which technically shows not everyone has it.
Oh my god. Please tell me you have online cooking courses for all these menus. I have to sign up
I hope i don't have to be Christian or be on that special Christian day to eat that cuz i'll eat it everyday it looks 😋😋
Hahah no you don’t have to be Christian to enjoy them!
Is it like German Berliner?
Not sure what that is 😊
@@cafecouffeeyes it is [also known as Pfannkuchen (East Germany) Krapfen (Southern Germany and Austria) or Koblih (Czech Republic)] as this type of dessert is common throughout Central Europe. Their cuisines are basically interchangeable. If you want to make a unique one I’d like to refer you to ovocné knedlíky (Czech Republick), Stollen (East Germany) and Salzburger Nockerln (Austria) 😊
@@derwurmneuentyps5143 whatever you're reffering to as ovocné knedlíky is eaten in other countries as well. So hardly Czech.
There's nothing polish about this except the name. This kind of donuts are eaten all over central europe.
Fried dough is made all over the world, but she is not incorrect to say that paçki is a Polish sweet... what a pointless correction to make.