The recipe here is from the first Google result for Linzertorte ... or, predictably, comes from where it should get there: the site of the city of Linz .
For the first of a series of replicas that have numerous, I strictly adhere to the official recipe, reaching the implementation of the detail of the almonds into strips on the edge (there sono stati momenti di grande lirismo culinario, in cui ho immaginato di essere un pasticcere austriaco, bisbetico e vanitoso che prepara Golem di pastafrolla che semineranno lo scompiglio per l'impero austro-ungarico :-D), ma dal momento che questa è reperibile sul sito, qui preferisco dare una piccola variazione in almeno due cose: primo, una leggera riduzione di zucchero; secondo, riduzione della dose di lievito, perché 10 gr risultano poi, secondo me, troppo evidenti nel gusto finale e in famiglia, un giudizio che dice: "sa di lievito" è un giudizio che suona come: "ce l'avevi quasi fatta!".
Il gusto della frolla in questa ricetta, è speciale e il trucchetto appreso su un libro di ricette provenzale di Roll out the dough on a cloth, the same way that you use for pasta strudel, and I must say, very good advice because that way you do not risk seeing the collapse of the disc of dough in the transfer from the plan to the mold. We know that the pastry should be handled a little while ago is that when the lies, someone in the past, advised me, as if I were to put a rattlesnake in a pan instead of a cake ... instead of spreading the ' the dough on a floured cloth facecnda to spend the dough into the pan any hint of chin dramatic
:-) I really like the Linzertorte the scent of cloves and vanilla and black currant jam, but I think I will try to use the base of the dough, even for other pies, perhaps flavored with different spices depending on the jam of your choice.
Linzertorte
150 g butter 250 g flour
120 g sugar 100 g roasted hazelnuts
and minced 1 egg 1 teaspoon
Yeast
400 g cranberries
Spices:
1 / 2 vanilla bean scraped
grated rind of 1 lemon
1 / 4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
2 / 3 cloves crushed
Work Cream butter and sugar, add the flour mixed with baking powder, nuts, egg and spices. Knead quickly all without "burning" the mixture.
Make the dough rest in a cool place for at least half an hour or more. After this time, retire from the refrigerator and separate the 2 / 3 of the dough to make the base. Roll out the dough if you like, using a floured cloth as a base to about 1.5 cm thick with a diameter of 22 cm, and then roll out the cranberries.
With the rest of the dough into strips and put them in the traditional form of the tart. Brush the surface with a bit of egg and cover the edge of thin slices of almonds. Bake for 40-45 minutes at about 190 °.
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