Roll, baby, roll (Schaumrollen)

Puff pastry rolls filled with soft vanilla meringue? As good as it gets. 


It's easier to buy puff pastry and just bake it and fill it and eat it, but there is huge difference between homemade pastry, and bought one. So, roll up your sleeves and start baking!




Schaumrollen

puff pastry
225 g flour
25 g butter or margarine
Salt
1 / 2 tablespoon vinegar
125 ml lukewarm water 
1 tablespoon  rum 
1 egg yolk

Plus:

225 g butter or margarine 
25 g flour

Pour the flour out onto a flat work surface and shape it into a well. Pour the water, egg yolk, rum, vinegar, 25 g margarine or butter and a pinch of salt into the centre of the well and work until into a ball of dough. Use a rolling pin to flatten the dough into a square block.

Meanwhile,  mix the rest of the butter with 25 g of flour and knead it until incorporated. Shaped the butter into a square. Work quickly as the butter should remain the cool temperature it started with. Place a  butter in the centre of the block of dough. Fold in all four sides of the dough in towards the centre, completely covering the butter. Let rest for 5 minutes. 



Roll the dough out into a smooth, even rectangle and be careful to keep the corners of the dough as right angles. Use a dry pastry brush to remove any loose flour from the dough's surface. Fold the dough in thirds, like a business letter.



Rotate the block of dough 90 degrees so that the folded edge is on your left and the dough faces you like a book. Roll out the dough again. The dough should be in a smooth, even rectangle. Fold the dough in thirds again, completing the second turn. Cover the dough with plastic wrap and chill for at least 30 minutes. Repeat the rolling and folding technique until the dough has had a total of 4-5 turns.
Best would be to leave the dough overnight in refrigerator, but who has time for this, right? So, after 4th, or 5th turn, you can roll out the dough evenly, as thin as you can get it to make a rectangle and cut into strips. 



Start rolling them like a spiral around the tubes, overlapping by half the width of the strip. Place it into a baking pan. The baking pans and metal tubes do not need to be greased. Place the pan in preheated oven (200 degrees Celsius). Bake for about 8-10 minutes until light golden.  

Let them cool for a few minutes, and then remove them by slightly twisting them off the tubes. If I'm in a hurry I use kitchen tongs to grip the hot metal tubes and twist the pastry off carefully. Let the tubes cool before using them again. No need to wash them until all are done. I usually wash them and then put them into the still hot oven to dry.

Meringue
600 g sugar
2 vanilla sugar

half lemon (juice)

9 egg whites

Fill medium saucepan one quarter full with water. Set the saucepan over medium heat, and bring water to a simmer. Combine egg whites, sugar, vanilla sugar and lemon juice in the heatproof bowl of electric mixer, and place over saucepan. Whisk constantly until sugar is dissolved and whites are warm to the touch, for about 10 minutes. Test by rubbing between your fin gers.
Transfer bowl to electric mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, and whip, starting on low speed, gradually increasing to high until stiff, glossy peaks form, about 10 minutes.


Fill a pastry bag with the meringue and start filling the puff pastry rolls.
Dust with vanilla flavoured icing sugar.



With the rest of egg yolks you can make this recipe




Sastojci:


lisnato tijesto
225 g brašna
25 g margarina
malo soli
1/2 žl octa
125 ml tople vode
1 žl ruma
1 žumanjak

premaz za lisnato
225 g margarina
25 g brašna

Šaum
9 bjelanjaka
600 g šećera 
1 vanila šećer
1/2-1  limuna sok

Priprema
1. Za tijesto zamijesimo brašno sa solju i margarinom, dodamo žumanjak, octa, ruma i tople vode. Mijesimo dok ne dobijemo glatko tijesto. Zatim tijesto razvaljamo u oblik leptira. Premažemo s premazom (zamijesimo sa strane 225 g margarina s 25 g brašna, dok smjesa ne bude maziva). Preklopimo svako "krilo" prema sredini tako da dobijemo - ovo. Razvaljamo u pravokutnik koji zatim presavijemo kao pismo, okrenemo za 90 stupnjeva i opet razvaljamo u pravokutnik. Opet presložimo tako da prvo desnu trećinu, preklopiti na srednju trećinu, a onda poklopiti s lijevom stranom i stavimo na 30 minuta u hladnjak. Ponovimo isti postupak još 2-3 puta. Zatim tijesto razvaljamo, režemo u trake i motamo na modlice za šamrolne. Prethodno dobro zagrijemo pećnicu na 250 stupnjave i stavimo peći. Od ovog tijesta se dobije oko 3 ture.

2. Za to vrijeme napravimo šaum po ovom receptu, samo što stavimo 9 bjelanjak i 600 g šećera. 

3. Punimo rolnice sa šaumom i to je to :)
 

20 komentari:

  1. These rolls look to tasty! Would love to try this some day:D Thanks for sharing:)

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  2. Oh wow..homemade puff pastry..fantastic!
    I was waiting for a new post from you and this recipe is just super!

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  3. These look delicious. That filling looks so creamy!

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  4. Congrats on making top 9! You deserve it!:)

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  5. I can't even BELIEVE how good that looks. Creamy buttery love.

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  6. oh my that is delicious! bookmarked and i'm totally doing this over the weekend. awesome roll!

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  7. That cream looks amazing...i want to dip my finger in it...mmmm

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  8. Beautiful job. These look amazing.

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  9. These look like quite the labor of love, totally worth it! Please send me a box of them :)

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  10. Absolutely Amazing! Just beautiful. I have never made puff pastry, and you have almost inspired me to take the time to do it!! It doesn't look as hard as I thought. Congrats on the Top 9!!

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  11. If they taste half as good as they look, I'm in. Beautiful picture and congratulations on Top 9!

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  12. they look very tasty and creamy..... :D

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  13. Meringue:
    600 g sugar
    2 vanilla sugar
    half lemon (juice)
    9 egg whites

    2 vanilla sugar? How much? Grams/Tbsp./Tsp? Please help, they sound delicious!

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  14. Thank YOU ALL VERY MUCH :))))
    I'm so happy you liked my dessert :)
    and Kandice, it's about 2 tbsp sugar :)

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  15. Thank you so much for clearing that up for me. I made these and they are so delicious! You are a bookmarked site for me! ♥

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  16. This recipe looks amazing! I can't wait to try it! Please clarify the meringue...Do you mix the 600 G sugar with the egg whites and simmer over water? When do you add the lemon juice? And what is the 2TBS vanilla sugar for? Thanks!

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  17. Ok, sorry :) So this is so called swiss meringue..., yes you should whisk sugar, vanilla sugar and lemon juice just a little bit, before you transfer it over saucepan of simmering water.

    Once again:
    Fill medium saucepan one quarter full with water. Set the saucepan over medium heat, and bring water to a simmer. Combine egg whites, sugar, vanilla sugar and lemon juice in the heatproof bowl of electric mixer, and place over saucepan. Whisk constantly until sugar is dissolved and whites are warm to the touch, for about 10 minutes. Test by rubbing between your fin gers.

    Transfer bowl to electric mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, and whip, starting on low speed, gradually increasing to high until stiff, glossy peaks form, about 10 minutes.

    Of course, you can skip vanilla sugar, it's only for taste, but not necessary, in Croatia, it's usual to put vanilla sugar in everything :D :)

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  18. Thanks for your quick reply! I often make swiss meringue buttercream and this is pretty much the same thing just without the butter. I usually just use vanilla extract instead of vanilla sugar. Would that be ok? If not, do you make your own vanilla sugar? It is not something easily found in a grocery store in the states. Thanks again!

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  19. No problem, glade I can help :) look, vanilla sugar is really optional. Of course you can substitute it with vanilla extract. And yes, vanilla sugar you can make at home, just put vanilla beans in sugar container, and let it be :D
    So, once again: no need for vanilla, if I don't have it, I don't use it and rolls are still great. My recipes are usually from my mother's book, and lots of things have changed since than, but still I want to preserve and share old recipes...:) Just ask, and wish you all best :*

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