Deep Fried Cookies? Scandinavian Rosette Cookies | Swedish Rosettes!
Deep Fried Cookies! Today we are making a traditional Christmas Cookie! The Scandinavian Rosette Cookies! Some people also call these a Swedish Rosette, or a Norwegian Rosette! All of those names are correct! This is a traditional, simple deep fried cookie! To make these cookies you will need a Rosette Iron! I have listed a few of them below. We bought a set from Nordic Ware. Don't let this recipe scare you! This was our FIRST time attempting to make these cookies, and everything turned out perfect!
Ingredients:
2 eggs
2 tsp Sugar (yes I know I said one in the video)
1 Cup Milk
1 Cup Flour
1/4 Salt
1 Tablespoon Lemon Extract
Vegetable Oil for frying
Powdered Sugar for decorating
Directions:
Lightly beat egg, stir in sugar, milk, and lemon extract. Sift together flour and salt, and add to mix. Lightly mix until creamy. Oil should be 325 degrees Fahrenheit. Dip iron into oil, and get it hot. Then dip it into the batter, but do not go all the way down, don't cover the top of the iron. Dip in oil until it finishes bubbling. Place on tray. Let cool, cover in powdered sugar. ENJOY!
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Scandinavian Rosette Cookies A traditional homemade Christmas cookie recipe for Jul! ♥
It's not Christmas (Jul) without both making and eating the traditional Rosette cookies. YUM! These Scandinavian cookies are delicious, deep-fried, and melt in your mouth.
Some people like to sugar the bottoms and other people sugar the tops. If you flip it upside down, it looks a little fancier and sugar these that way. The sugar catches the sides and it gives the cookies a bit more contrast. If you sugar the top of the rosette cookies, it looks like a touch of snow. However, either way the rosettes will still taste great! Which way do you usually serve the rosettes with sugar on the top or bottom?
Scandinavian Rosette Cookies Recipe
♥ Ingredients ♥
•1 cup milk
•1 tsp sugar
•1/8 tsp salt
•1 tsp vanilla (or almond extract)
•2 eggs
•1 cup flour
•vegetable oil for frying
•sifted confectioners' sugar to sprinkle
A few flavoring ideas:
•Substitute lemon extract or vanilla sugaring
Kitchen Utensils
•rosette iron star- or flower-shaped
•measuring cups and spoons
•large mixing bowl
•whisk
•thermometer
Instruction:
1.Combine milk, eggs, sugar and salt vanilla extract; beat well. Add flour and beat until smooth.
2.Heat a rosette iron in deep, hot oil (375 degrees) for approx. 2 minutes.
3. Drain excess oil from iron. Dip in batter to 1/4 inch from the top of the iron, then dip iron into hot oil (approx. 375F degrees).
4.Fry rosette until golden, approx. 30 seconds. Lift out; tip upside down to drain. With fork, push rosette off iron onto a paper towel.
5.Reheat iron 1 minute; make next rosette.
When you are ready to serve these cookies, sprinkle the rosettes with confectionary sugar (optional cinnamon sugar or sugar) and jam on the side. You might want to use a sifter if you use confectionary sugar to avoid clumps of confectionery sugar plopping onto the cookies. Instead if you use a sifter, it will look more smoother. Also if you sprinkle the confectionary sugar too early, these cookies will get soggy. So you it is best to sprinkle the sugar just before serving
Merry Christmas!!! ♥
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Rosette Cookies
Ingredients
Boiled water
Lemon
Sugar
Vanilla sugar
1 egg
Milk
Flour
Vegetable oil
Perfect Easter Favorite cookie Anginetti knot cookies - Italian Anisette Cookies.
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Ingredients:
3 eggs at room temperature
1/2 cup sugar (100 g)
1/2 cup oil sunflower/grapeseed/light olive oil (120 ml)
2 tbs anise liqueur (Sambuca)
1 to 2 tsp anise extract
3 cups flour (400 gr)
3 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp salt
Ingredient for Glaze:
3 cups confectioners sugar/powdered sugar/10X (420 g)
1/4 cup milk or less
1/4 tsp anise extract
Directions:
Step#1- In a large bowl combine egg and sugar. Using a handheld mixer mix until sugar is dissolved.
Step#2- Slowly add the oil and continue mixing. Add the anise extract and Sambuca. Set aside.
mix flour, salt and baking powder in a bowl.
Step#3- Sift the dry ingredients into the egg mixture. Using a spatula gently fold everything together until it creates a dough.
Step#4- Place in a plastic wrap and refrigerate at least for 30 minutes.
Step#5- Cut dough in four pieces. Roll out 3/4 of an inch logs and cut them in 6 inch pieces. Roll the log as if you were making a knot. (See video)
Step#6- Place on a large cookie sheet covered with parchment paper and bake for 15 minutes at 350°F (180 Celsius)
(Don’t over bake as they should be a pale golden color).
Step#7- In a large bowl add powdered sugar and anise extract. Slowly add milk and mix using a whisk. As the sugar absorbs the milk keep adding a little more until smooth and thick.
Step#8- Dip tops of cookies in glaze, sprinkle your favorite color sprinkles or leave plain.
Lemon knots
Step#1- Substitute Sambuca with fresh squeezed lemon juice and zest of a lemon. For the glaze instead of milk use lemon juice
Step#2- Omit anise extract
Step#3- For vanilla knots substitute Sambuca with milk and add 1 tsp pure vanilla extract.
These cookies are wonderful for many different occasions, just adjust the sprinkles accordingly.
Buona Pasqua ????
Rosette & Timbale Set
Julianne makes delicate, melt-in-the-mouth cookies and Timbales with Nordic Ware's Traditional Rosette Cookie Set. Yum!
How to Make Apple Roses in One Minute Video
Here is a 1-minute-long version of my renowned Apple Roses video.
Ingredients: to make 6 roses
1 sheet of Pepperidge Farm puff pastry, thawed
2 red apples (I used red delicious)
juice of half lemon
1 tablespoon of flour, to sprinkle the counter
3 tablespoons of apricot preserve
cinnamon
powdered sugar for decorating (optional)
Direction:
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