Rubarb and vanilla buns
Rubarb and vanilla buns

Hello everybody, it’s me again, Dan, welcome to my recipe page. Today, I will show you a way to make a distinctive dish, rubarb and vanilla buns. One of my favorites food recipes. This time, I’m gonna make it a little bit tasty. This will be really delicious.

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To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook rubarb and vanilla buns using 17 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Rubarb and vanilla buns:
  1. Prepare rubarbjam
  2. Take 900 grams rubarb
  3. Make ready 1/4 liter sugar
  4. Make ready 1 vanilla pod
  5. Take vanilla filling
  6. Get 100 grams butter
  7. Take 3 tbsp vanilla sugar
  8. Get dough
  9. Prepare 50 grams yeast
  10. Prepare 2 1/3 cup rubarb juice
  11. Get 700 grams flour
  12. Prepare 200 grams butter
  13. Make ready 3 tbsp vanilla sugar
  14. Make ready 1 1/2 tsp salt
  15. Prepare topping
  16. Take 1 egg
  17. Take 1 1/2 cup nib/ pearl sugar

For the filling, melt the butter over a medium heat in a frying pan. Add the rhubarb and one tablespoon of the granulated sugar and fry for two minutes. These Rhubarb Vanilla Scones are the latest "rhubarb creation" I got for you. Scones came pretty late into my life.

Steps to make Rubarb and vanilla buns:
  1. rubarb jam
  2. rinse and cut rubarb in pieces. Cut the vanilla pod and scrape out the seeds. mix together rubarb, vanilla and sugar in a pot. Boil under lid on medium heat and stir every 5 minutes. Cook for 20 minutes then drain the juice. Save the juice for the dough. Let juice and jam cool.
  3. Mix the yeast in fingerwarm rubarb juice together with the vanilla sugar. mix in the flour and soft butter cut in pieces. Mix with dough hooks for 8 minutes. Add the salt and mix for 2 more minutes. Let dough rise in fridge for 2-3 hours until doubled in size.
  4. split the dough in two pieces and place one piece ona well floured surface. Work the dough for a minute then roll it out with a rolling pin to a rectangular shape. Spread the butter filling and rubarb jam. Roll up from the long side of the rectangel and cut in slices. Place in paper wrappers and press down lightly. Let rise for additional 45 minutes. Put oven on 480°F (250°C). Brush buns with wisked egg and garnish with nib sugar. Cook in middle of oven for about 8 minutes.

A former colleague from Ireland brought them one day to work, regular ones with clotted cream and marmalade - since that moment I'm hooked on those. Forced rhubarb arrives early in the year between January and March; grown in the dark, forced rhubarb have lighter coloured stems and are more tender and delicate than those grown in the open (those tend to be thicker-stemmed, bright red, and appear from April to. I use to go out to our garden to collect a few stalks when I was a kid; I'd eat it raw, dipped in sugar. Recently, our work neighbour dropped off a bundle of rhubarb, and I was immediately taken back to those summer months, as a kid, munching. Place the rhubarb, vanilla bean seeds and pod, rosemary, water and syrup into a saucepot over high heat.

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