... Post a nostalgic forty!
When I was a child we ate a snack bread oil and salt, or bread and jam, or bread, butter and sugar, Nutella, or even the beaten egg, sometimes ... the brioscina packed that it could be the Buondì, the swivel or brioche ferrero.
(do not know if I remember well, but I was the only industrial pastries on the market)
Among le tre la mia preferita era il buondì.
Allora ci ho provato...
...ed ecco la ricetta del (quasi) buondì, un po' meno soffice, ma il sapore è proprio quello di una volta....
ingredienti
300 gr di farina di forza
75 gr di zucchero
2 cucchiaini di lievito di birra disidratato
2 uova
60 gr di burro fuso (raffreddato)
1 pizzico di sale
1/2 bacca di vaniglia
scorza di limone
30 gr di farina di mandorle
30 gr di farina Hazelnut
50 g sugar 1 egg white
granulated sugar
procedure
- Mix flour, sugar, baking powder, vanilla seeds and a sprinkling (not much) of lemon zest.
- Add eggs and begin to knead, add the cold butter and a pinch of salt, mix at least ten minutes.
- Place in a greased bowl, cover with plastic wrap and leave in refrigerator overnight.
- the morning, take the dough and spread it with a rolling pin to a thickness of 1 cm. Cut into rectangles with a sharp knife (I have made these little ones about 3x5), place them on a plate lined with cartaforno and let rise 3 hours.
- Prepare the icing: Mix the flour with the hazelnuts with almonds and sugar, add a little 'time for the whites, until a fairly thick glaze (if it is too soft slide from the surface of brioche) and , gently squeeze a bit 'on each candy bar, decorated with grain.
- Bake at 180 ° C for 10 minutes.