Crispy cherry pies, like at McDonald's: how to make at home
Crispy, sweet and flavorful pies that have become a hit at McDonald's are easy to make at home. You don't even need yeast for the dough, as it is based on flour, boiling water, salt, and oil. After frying, the pies are very crispy.
The idea of making McDonald's-style cherry pies was published on the Instagram page of food blogger Valeria Velihura (yummy.lera).
Fried cherry pies recipe
Source: Screenshot of a post on food blogger Valeria Velihura's Instagram page
Ingredients for fillings:
- 250 g fresh or defrosted cherries
- 75 g of sugar
- 15 g of corn starch
- 50 ml of water
Ingredients for the dough:
- 120 g of flour
- a pinch of salt
- 65 ml of boiling water
- 10 ml of oil
Method of preparing of the filling:
Adding sugar to the cherries for the stuffing
Source: Screenshot of a post on food blogger Valeria Velihura's Instagram page
1. Combine fresh or thawed cherries with sugar and bring to a boil.
2. Reduce the heat, add cornstarch and water and stir until it thickens.
3. Cover with cling film in contact and let cool completely.
Pie filling under plastic wrap
Source: Screenshot of a post on food blogger Valeria Velihura's Instagram page
Dough preparation method:
1. Sift the flour, add salt, boiling water, butter and knead a soft elastic dough.
Ready-made dough for pies
Source: Screenshot of a post on food blogger Valeria Velihura's Instagram page
2. Put it in a bag, and leave it for 15-20 minutes.
Putting the filling on the dough
Source: Screenshot of a post on food blogger Valeria Velihura's Instagram page
3. After that, divide it into 6-8 equal parts and roll each part into a rectangle. Put 1 tbsp of the filling on half, cover with the other half and pinch the edges well. Cut off the excess dough.
Ready-made fried pies
Source: Screenshot of a post on food blogger Valeria Velihura's Instagram page
4. Fry in well-heated oil, constantly turning and pouring oil over the pies until golden.
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