Stir the Mac Magic dry instant yeast with the flour and lukewarm water
Add the rest of the ingredients and stir until it becomes a soft and elastic dough, that does not stick
Cover it and let it be double in volume
Re-knead for some minutes and place it on a floured sheet 8 mm thick.
Cut with a glass 6 cm trays by dipping it in flour, so that it does not stick to the dough
With a cap of a bottle, remove small trays from the center
Spread the rings on a floured towel in the oven pan, cover them and leave them in a damp and warm place to double in volume.
Fry them until they become lightly brown on both sides
Place them in absorbent paper
Put them in glaze or sparkle them with powdered sugar
For the lemon glaze:
Stir 1 cup of powdered sugar, 1 dessert spoon lemon zest and 2 scoops lemon juice
For the vanilla glaze:
Stir 1 cup of powdered sugar, little bit of vanilla and 2 scoops milk
For the chocolate glaze:
Melt 75 gr couverture, add 1 cup of powdered sugar and 2-3 scoops milk or cognac and stir well
Ingredients
Directions
Stir the Mac Magic dry instant yeast with the flour and lukewarm water
Add the rest of the ingredients and stir until it becomes a soft and elastic dough, that does not stick
Cover it and let it be double in volume
Re-knead for some minutes and place it on a floured sheet 8 mm thick.
Cut with a glass 6 cm trays by dipping it in flour, so that it does not stick to the dough
With a cap of a bottle, remove small trays from the center
Spread the rings on a floured towel in the oven pan, cover them and leave them in a damp and warm place to double in volume.
Fry them until they become lightly brown on both sides
Place them in absorbent paper
Put them in glaze or sparkle them with powdered sugar
For the lemon glaze:
Stir 1 cup of powdered sugar, 1 dessert spoon lemon zest and 2 scoops lemon juice
For the vanilla glaze:
Stir 1 cup of powdered sugar, little bit of vanilla and 2 scoops milk
For the chocolate glaze:
Melt 75 gr couverture, add 1 cup of powdered sugar and 2-3 scoops milk or cognac and stir well