Before my raisins buns I wanna try other recipe and I found this in my little recipe book : Oven delicious by Parragon
Ingredients
2 tablespoons butter, cut into cubes
300 g all purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon of sugar
1 envelope of dry yeast (10 g)
125 ml warm milk
1 egg, lightly beaten
filling
4 tablespoons butter, softened
50 grams brown sugar
2 tablespoons poppy seeds
1 teaspoon minced ginger
50 grams candied orange
1 tablespoon rum or brandy
glazed
130 grams icing sugar
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Method
Tap the dough a few minutes stretching with the roller forming a rectangle of 30 x 23 cm over a floured board.
To make the filling, beat butter, add the poppy seeds, ginger, candied orange and rum.
Mix all until either as a cream. Spread this filling over the dough leaving a border.
Roll the dough starting at one end like a roll.
cut into slices of 5 cm. and place them in a circle on the baking sheet. Placing as a joint next to the other.
Cover with a tea towel and leave about 30 minutes.
Bake in preheated oven at 190 ° c for 20 to 30 minutes until golden.
For the icing sugar, mix the sugar with the lemon icing ligero.Dejar until cool slightly before sprinkling with the mixture.
Wait they sets before serving.
EN ESPAÑOL
Pancitos con semillas de amapola y glacé
Con una taza de té o café. A mi me gusta en la tarde comer algo como estos pancitos con una taza de té.
Ingredientes
2 cucharadas de mantequilla
en dados
300 gramos de harina sin polvos de hornear
1/2 cucharadita de sal
1 sobre de levadura individual (10 gramos)
1 cucharada de azúcar
125 ml de leche tibia
1 huevo batido
Relleno
4 cucharadas de mantequilla suavizada
50 gramos azúcar rubia
2 cucharadas de semillas de amapola
1 cucharadita de jengibre rallado
o en polvo
50 gramos de naranja confitada o
mermelada de naranja
1 cucharada de ron o brandy
Glace
130 gramos de azúcar glass
2 cucharadas de jugo de limón
Método
Enmantequillar una fuente de horno para los pancitos.
Mezclar la harina y la sal y el azúcar en un bol, agregando la levadura y la mantequilla trabajando con los dedos, finalmente agregar el huevo y la leche, formar una masa para dejar reposar.
yum!
ReplyDeleteAren't they beautiful? Orange and rum? I can almost taste them!
DeleteHola betsy! Hi dear I was finish the spanish part but I come to see you, these are absolutely delicious, and really love the orange and rum in them:)
DeleteI'm going to pin them to my board. I need to make these!
DeleteIm sure you will love dear:))
DeleteOh clever clever you Gloria! I always get nervous with yeast! these look so good :)
ReplyDeleteMary x
Thanks Mary:)
DeleteIn the past always I was afraid with yeast but not know, I love make bread, I find is all about time and wait by the dough!
Yummy and delicious treat........and I love ur plate :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Remya I love these plates and my jar for tea, are like country lol
DeleteDelicious! I'd love one right now! And I have to try making them! Thanks for the recipe, Gloria!
ReplyDeleteTry dear, You bake wonderful and you would love these:))
DeleteAgain..love the dishes!!!:) And the recipe:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Monique:)
DeleteLooks fantastic! Yum!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by mr.pineapple:)
DeleteQue pintaza tiene, muchas gracias y un Bs.
ReplyDeleteI am here, have no fear! lol
ReplyDeleteI see Poppy seeds glazed buns are on the menu today.
Beautiful and they look delicious! . . . . . and served so well and invitingly!
You do take a great deal of care with the preparations.
I think I will follow the recipe in English - if I tried the Spanning version I would make a disaster of them LOL.
x
You like the menu Eddie?
DeleteYes better you follow the recipe in english lol
Yes I like the menu very much!
DeleteIs served with a cup pf tea or coffe lol
DeleteCoffee please, milk, no sugar! I am sweet enough as you know!! lol
DeleteHaha:)
Deleteok
Amiga!! qué manera de cocinar! Recién te comenté en una receta y ya subiste otra :) Unos rollitos muy ricos. Besito
ReplyDeleteGracias Pamela es que la de cream brulee era mas antigua y esta es mas nueva besos Pame:)
Deleteoh yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine:)
DeleteLook at you go, all set up neat at your show, and a rooster too. all cock a doodle doo
ReplyDeleteI love rooster too:)
ReplyDeleteha just make sure you dont have to take a drug test
ReplyDeleteany time soon with all that poppy seed...smiles.
ha! yes in some countries they don't sell poppy seeds and I love it!!
DeleteHope I dont have to make this test LOL
Gloria, These buns look and sound great to me. I problem is that my better half doesn't like to eat anything with poppy seeds... Bummer! Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteoh Dear well but tell her she can put others nuts like waltnuts nor porblem happens I love poppy seeds:)
DeleteThey look great!
ReplyDeleteThanks Holy!
DeleteI've never made poppy seed buns. They look great!
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth:)
DeleteI love poppy seeds. When I was a kid my mom would make a poppy seed coffee cake and we loved it. I am sure I would love these bun just as much.
ReplyDeleteDawn what lovely memories:)
DeleteGloria, qué ricooooooooooooo!
ReplyDeleteSoy la más grande fanática de las masas de levadura en forma de rollo (como los rollos de canela) y me encantaaaaaan las semillas de amapola, así es que esta receta queda de seguro archivada!
Sldos!
looks delicious
ReplyDeleteYum, yum, yum, yum.
ReplyDeleteI was just typing this comment and my computer wouldn't let me. Then I opened email and I had gotten a comment from you, at the same time I was at your place.
Cheers and boogie boogie.
Thanks Ivy and funny!
DeleteWe think alike this is the best moment for comment Im quiet and alone lol
Boogie boogie!
It is funny.
DeleteToday I told Tim about your ice cream. Going to try and make it this summer. I said that last time and never did it, but I tell you. Ice cream from the store where I live is very high price.
You have to do Ivy I love made in home Ice cream
DeleteI was thinking in make some ice cream today:)
They look fantastic, Gloria. We love poppy a lot too.
ReplyDeleteLovely buns, Gloria! And I like your cup of tea header!
ReplyDeleteOh oho oh che golosi Gloria! Un abbraccio!
ReplyDeleteHi Gloria!
ReplyDeleteI like teh flavor! rhum and orange!!!!
Very good job here!! I'll give your recipe a try.
Bisous
Chantal
I miss a good old bun:) Yours looks so good Gloria!
ReplyDeleteMerci beaucoup Kim:)
DeleteThese look amazing Gloria!! Yummy :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith dear:)
DeleteTasty little treats, Gloria. Love the ginger and orange in there...the rum doesn't hurt either. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Barbara:)
DeleteDangit, Gloria. You did it again, you made me hungry! I love your dishes too. Adorable! Happy day today!! xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteThanks Elsie!
DeleteI love hoosters Elsie:)
Where do you find them all? Your dishes I mean?
DeleteYeah, tell us :)
DeleteLooks like something I'd better stay away from... :)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful dear Gloria, This is an inviting cup of tea or coffee with these delicious buns. blessings dear. Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteThanks Catherine!
DeleteLooks so delicious !
ReplyDeleteBelli e buoni!! Assolutamente deliziosi!!!
ReplyDeleteBuon week end cara Gloria
Grazie Annalisa!
DeleteYum! They look delicious.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam!
ReplyDeleteHi Gloria. They look wonderful. I bet you ate them all. Nothing left for your hungry blue friend. I'm on a diet so I'm always hungry.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think of Angie's cakes? I need to hear your opinion.
Of course not silly I ate two and the others are for friendsand yes is my cup of tea all the morning lol
DeleteStill I was using a christmas jar:)
Angie made cakes and you post?I have to see!
xxx
You ate only two? Don't tell me you're on a diet too...
DeleteSooo good Gloria!!!! I think they're delicious!
ReplyDelete...and I like so much the cup!!! ;-)
Un abbraccio!
Grazie Roberta;)
DeleteI am off to buy poppy seeds now!
ReplyDeleteI just HAVE to try this one...it sounds so yummy!! xxx
Thanks Ygraine ! I love poppy seeds@
DeleteHope you enjoy!
Yummy dear Gloria ~ Have a good weekend ~
ReplyDeleteThanks Grace, was thinking in go to you blog ! really:)
DeleteNot sure if my comment posted so feel free to delete if I did already :) These buns sound so good with the poppy seeds and rum - a MUST TRY!
DeleteIs ok Susan, I think you would love these buns:)
DeleteMmmm... que ricos se ven. Yo también me apunto a un par con una taza de té.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo amiga y que pases un feliz fin de semana.
pues eres muy bien venida ven cuando quieras yo también con una taza de té, que lo pases bien:)
DeleteHi there, just catching up! Everything that you have making looks delicious as always, but these look especially nice - but I probably always say that, but you make me so hungry Gloria! That is a good thing though isn't it. Hope that you are having a good weekend. xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by dear Amy, hope you have a nice weekend too:)
ReplyDeletethese look wonderful love poppy seeds '_)
ReplyDeleteme too Rebecca!:)
DeleteGloria - Poppy seeds add such a bright flavor to breads and buns - these look lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks T.W. Barrit, yes I love poppy sedes!
DeleteThese buns sound so good with the poppy seeds , love them ! Have a nice Sunday Gloria, un abbraccio !
ReplyDeleteGrazie Chiara un abbraccio:)
ReplyDeleteBuonissimi!!!!! Complimenti Gloria e buona serata! :D
ReplyDeleteGrazie Ennio, me piaci molto you stopping by!
Deletexo
Beautiful buns! I love the addition of poppy seeds
ReplyDeleteThanks dear:)
Deleteche meraviglia chissà che buone!!! <3
ReplyDeleteMmmm, poppy seeds would make an original (and tasty) pastry!
ReplyDeleteQue pinta Gloria! tiene que ser una delicia con jengibre y naranja confitada ¡que ricos! Besos
ReplyDeleteGloria…these look so tempting and delicious!
ReplyDeleteThese look like they would be perfect with a cup of tea or coffee. Yummy!
ReplyDeletePerfect for breakfast!
ReplyDeleteDelicious! A fabulous breakfast/afternoon treat.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa