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====== Chrust (faworki) ====== | ====== Chrust (faworki) ====== | ||
- | by Ania Roszkowski | + | 🇬🇧 Angel Wings |
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+ | **Ania**: Wciąż pamiętam ten charakterystyczny aromat ciasta z nutą rumu unoszący się w powietrzu, mieszający się ze słodyczą cukru pudru i ciepłem rozgrzanego oleju. Przygotowywanie chrustu było w naszej rodzinie żywą tradycją, wydarzeniem, | ||
+ | Gdy olej się nagrzewał, patrzyliśmy z ekscytacją, | ||
+ | Ciepły chrust, jeszcze świeży i obficie obsypany cukrem, wypełniał usta intensywnym smakiem. Te chwile, przeżywane wspólnie w czasie przygotowań do Wielkiego Postu, są jednymi z moich najcenniejszych wspomnień z dzieciństwa. Zapach, smak, śmiech — to było coś więcej niż tylko wypiek ciastek; chodziło o rodzinę, tradycję i radość płynącą z tych prostych, doskonałych momentów. | ||
- | ===== Składniki ===== | ||
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+ | ===== 🇵🇱 Składniki ===== | ||
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* 3 żółtka, | * 3 żółtka, | ||
* sól, | * sól, | ||
- | * 3 4 łyżek gęstej śmietany, | + | * 3-4 łyżki gęstej śmietany, |
* 1 płaska łyżeczka proszku spulchniajacego, | * 1 płaska łyżeczka proszku spulchniajacego, | ||
* 1 łyżka spirytusu, | * 1 łyżka spirytusu, | ||
- | * 50 dkg tłuszczu do smażenia, | + | * 500 g tłuszczu do smażenia, |
- | * 10 dkg cukru-pudru do posypywania, | + | * 100 g cukru-pudru do posypywania, |
* wanilia, | * wanilia, | ||
* bibuła do osączania. | * bibuła do osączania. | ||
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- | ===== Przygotowanie ===== | + | ===== 🇵🇱 |
- | Mąkę | + | Mąkę |
- | 5—6 cm i przewinąć. | + | |
+ | Ciasto wałkować partiami dosyć cienko, starając się jak najmniej | ||
+ | 5—6 cm i przewinąć. | ||
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+ | Tłuszcz roztopić na głębokiej patelni i podgrzewać. Zrobić próbę | ||
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+ | Ciasto omieść z mąki pędzelkiem, wkładać na tłuszcz i smażyć z 2 stron na jasnozłoty kolor przewracając widelcem. | ||
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+ | Wyjąć, odsączyć z nadmiaru tłuszczu | ||
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+ | 🗨 **Ania**: I can still remember the distinct smell of rum-infused pastry wafting through the air, mingling with the sweet scent of icing sugar and the rich warmth of sizzling oil. The making of chrusty was a family tradition, a lively event that brought us all together. My mother would prepare the dough, rolling it so thin it was almost translucent, | ||
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+ | As the oil heated, we watched eagerly, knowing that soon we’d see those delicate strips transform into crispy, golden puffed pastries. Mother would fry them with care, and as soon as they were ready, we’d sprinkle them with sugar—our mouths already watering. It was a special moment, made even sweeter by the little accidents that happened along the way. As kids, my two brothers and I had an uncanny knack for breaking the dough, and when we did, we’d quickly claim the broken pieces for ourselves, acting as " | ||
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+ | The warmth of the sugar-dusted chrusty, still fresh from the pan, would fill our mouths with a burst of flavor. Those moments, shared together as we prepared for Lent, are some of my fondest childhood memories. The smell, the taste, the laughter—it was more than just making pastry; it was about family, tradition, and the joy of those simple, perfect moments. | ||
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+ | ===== 🇬🇧 Ingredients ===== | ||
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+ | * 200g (7 oz) all-purpose flour | ||
+ | * 3 egg yolks | ||
+ | * A pinch of salt | ||
+ | * 3-4 tablespoons thick sour cream or heavy cream | ||
+ | * 1 flat teaspoon baking powder (optional) | ||
+ | * 1 tablespoon spirits (e.g., vodka or rum) | ||
+ | * 500g (18 oz) frying fat (vegetable oil or lard) | ||
+ | * 100g (3.5 oz) powdered sugar for dusting | ||
+ | * Vanilla extract or vanilla sugar | ||
+ | * Paper towels for draining | ||
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+ | ===== 🇬🇧 Preparation ===== | ||
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+ | Mix the flour with the cream, make a well in the center, and add the egg yolks, a pinch of salt, and baking powder (if using). Combine all ingredients and knead into a smooth, uniform dough with a consistency similar to pasta dough. | ||
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+ | Roll out the dough in batches until quite thin, using as little extra flour as possible. Cut into strips about 3 cm (1.2 in) wide and 15 cm (6 in) long using a pastry wheel or knife. Make a small slit (5–6 cm / 2 in) lengthwise in the center of each strip and pull one end through to create a twist. | ||
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+ | Test the frying fat by dropping in a small piece of dough—if it quickly floats to the surface and turns golden brown, it's ready. | ||
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+ | Lightly brush off excess flour from the dough before frying. Place the dough twists in hot oil and fry on both sides until light golden, turning with a fork. | ||
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+ | Remove and drain on paper towels. Transfer to a serving plate and dust generously with powdered sugar mixed with vanilla. | ||
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+ | Stack in a pyramid shape on a round glass platter. | ||
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+ | *Tip:* The recipe can be made without baking powder if desired. | ||
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