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Gluten-free quark buns
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Gluten-free quark buns
Recipe by Jamiela Ruotsalainen
Cooking time
12
minutesIngredients
- Dough
0,5 l milk
1 tbsp cardamom
2 dl sugar
1tspsalt
0,74 dl curdled margarine
1 egg
1 pss dry yeast
1 tsp ksantaania
- Stuffing
2prkquark
2 tbsp lemon juice
1 egg
1 dl sugar
1 tl vanilla sugar
Preparation
- Dough
- The flour mix contains psyllium, so you may not need to add it. However, I have used it as directed.
- Heat the milk to over 42 degrees.
- Mix psyllium with milk and leave to swell for 5-10 minutes.
- Add the egg, sugar, cardamom and salt.
- Mix the dry yeast and xanthan gum into the flour.
- Add to the liquid a little at a time, stirring well.
- Add the curdled margarine towards the end.
- Give it a whirl in the food processor (or knead with a whisk) for five minutes.
- Bake immediately. Roll the dough into a lump, cut into sections and make regular round buns.
- Let the buns rise under a cloth in a warm place for half an hour.
- Stuffing
- Meanwhile, prepare the filling by mixing the ingredients together.
- Use a drinking glass to press a mound in the middle of the buns.
- You can roll the bottom of the glass in flour if it seems to stick.
- Brush the edges with egg, pour the filling into the holes and bake in the oven at 200°C for about 12 minutes.
- Gluten-free buns don't seem to like waiting and the best thing is that this one is fresh right away. However, if you don't eat the whole batch straight away, freeze the buns as soon as they've cooled.