Starlike Pastry
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Starlike Pastry

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Basic Information:

Preparation time image Preparation Time: 4 h

One serving image Size: 12

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Ingredients:

400 g of flour

50 g sugar + 1 tablespoon sugar for yeast

1 vanilla sugar

2 teaspoons of dry yeast

130 ml of warm milk

2 eggs

50 g of cold butter, cut in dice

Filling:

100 g of softened butter

100 g of Ground Plazma

80 g of brown sugar

1 teaspoon cinnamon

100 g of white chocolate

1 egg yolk for coating

1. Step

It is best to knead the dough by a fixed mixer with a kneading hook. Add flour, sugar and vanilla sugar into the knead dish. Dry yeast and a tablespoon of sugar put into a small dish and sprinkle with warm milk, stir, cover with transparent foil and wait until the yeast starts to react. When it starts happening, pour it into the flour and add eggs. Knead the dough. When you get a compact ball of dough, add butter, insert one dice after another. Add the next dice only after the previous one has completely united with the dough. When you have added all butter, continue kneading the dough until it gets completely smooth under your palm. The dough will be somewhat sticky. Cover the dish with transparent foil and leave the dough in room temperature to double in size. Meanwhile, prepare the filling.

2. Step

To make the filling, mix softened butter, Ground Plazma, sugar, and cinnamon. Blend everything well in order to get a fine paste. Chop the white chocolate into small dice.

3. Step

Prepare a big baking tray and a sheet of baking paper. Put the swollen dough onto a floured surface. Divide it into four equal parts.

4. Step

Shape each part into a ball and leave them to rest about ten minutes. Spread the first ball of dough to a circle about 27 cm in diameter on the prepared baking paper. Coat the formed circle with a third of the filling and sprinkle it with a third of chopped white chocolate. On the floured surface, spread the other ball of dough into a circle of the same diameter, and cover the first circle of dough with it. Coat the second circle with the second third of the filling and sprinkle with the second third of chocolate. Repeat the same procedure with the third ball of dough, coat it with the rest of the filling and sprinkle with the rest of the chocolate. In the end, spread the fourth ball of dough into a circle and cover the already prepared circles of dough, which are on the paper. If needed, tuck in the ends nicely and correct the shape.

5. Step

Now you form the star. Put a glass, about 5 cm in diameter in the centre of the circle. Use a sharp knife to cut the dough around the glass into 16 parts/strips. Take two neighbouring strips and twist each one of them along its own axis twice, so that one strip is twisted clockwise, and the other one counter clockwise. Connect the ends of the twisted strips to get one arm of the star. Do the same with all other pairs of strips. Once you have formed the star, leave it in a warm place about thirty minutes to swell nicely.

6. Step

Before the star swells, heat the oven to 180⁰C. Beat the yolk lightly, coat the swollen star with it and put in the oven to bake. Bake the star 20-25 min, but its best that you monitor its colour: you can take the star out of the oven when it gets golden. Leave it to cool and serve warm. You can sprinkle some powdered sugar as desired.

7. Step

Your dessert is finished!

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Author:

Ana V. Đurđević/Prstohvat soli

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