Elementary yeast kifli with cherries for tea: bake for only 20 minutes
When you need to quickly prepare something delicious for tea, homemade kifli with cherries are a great idea. Frozen berries are fine. You just need to make the dough correctly to form sweet products from it, bake it quickly and treat your guests.
The idea of making yeast kifli with cherries for tea is published on the Instagram page of food blogger Irina with the nickname diali cooking. They will be in the oven for only 20 minutes.
Recipe for kifli with cherries
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Ingredients:
- milk - 100 ml.
- dry yeast - 1 tbsp.
- sugar - 5 tsp.
- butter or margarine - 250 g.
- flour - 600 g.
- sour cream - 200 g.
- eggs - 2 pcs.
- powdered sugar for rolling
- any filling (you can take frozen cherries and sprinkle them with starch)
Method of preparation:
Prepare the dough
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1. Add sugar, yeast, flour 2 tbsp to warm milk.
2. Stir and leave warm for 15-20 minutes.
Preparing the dough
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3. Grind flour into crumbs with cold butter, add eggs, sour cream and dough.
Knead the dough
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4. Knead the dough and leave it warm for an hour.
Spread the filling
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5. Then divide it into three parts and roll it out.
Forming kifli
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6. Cut into triangles and put the filling.
Bake kifli
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7. Roll up and place on a baking sheet, bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes.
Ready kifli with cherries
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8. When hot, roll in powdered sugar.
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