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2025 Author: Bailey Albertson | [email protected]. Last modified: 2025-01-13 07:40
Surprising the family: preparing real baursaks
Baursaki is a traditional dish of the Turkic peoples, which is a dough fried in oil. Air baursaks are served with first courses, and with tea, and as an independent meal. Try to cook them according to the classic recipe and surprise your home with an unusual dish.
Kazakh baursaks: a step by step recipe
In Kazakhstan, this flour dish is used as an alternative to bread and is prepared mainly from unleavened or yeast dough without eggs.
No Kazakh feast is complete without such a dish as baursaks
Products:
- 250 ml of milk;
- 200 ml of kefir;
- 700 g flour;
- 1 tbsp. l. dry yeast;
- 1 tbsp. l. Sahara;
- 1 tsp salt;
- 50 ml vegetable oil for dough and 300 ml for frying.
Recipe:
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Mix salt with flour and sift.
Sifting flour with salt Well sifted flour makes the dough airy
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Heat milk to 38–40 ° C.
Milk It is important not to overheat milk
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Add dry yeast, sugar and flour (2 tbsp. L.) To it. Stir and leave for 10 minutes.
Dough kneading Sponge dough allows flour products to have a super delicate texture
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Add oil.
Introduction to butter dough Vegetable oil makes yeast dough plastic
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Heat kefir to 38–40 ° C.
Kefir Do not use cold kefir for making the dough, because of this, flour products become hard
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Pour it into the milk-yeast mixture and mix. Add half the flour and put in a warm place for half an hour.
Opara Dough readiness is characterized by the appearance of bubbles on the surface
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Then add the rest of the flour, mix and leave to rise for another 1 hour.
Ready yeast dough The finished yeast dough will greatly increase in volume
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Roll out the dough.
Rolled dough Roll out the dough not too thin
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Cut into diamonds.
Dough cut into rhombuses The diamond shape of the dough pieces allows the dough to rise well when frying
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Heat the oil and fry the baursaks on both sides.
Baursaks in oil Baursaks burn easily, so watch them carefully
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Ready Kazakh baursaks have an airy crumb and a golden brown crust.
Ready Kazakh baursaks Ready-made Kazakh baursaks are delicious both hot and warm
Video: baursaki on yogurt
Tatar baursaks with glaze
This recipe will especially appeal to those with a sweet tooth. Baursaks are poured with sugar glaze and served with tea in the heat of the heat.
Products:
- 4 eggs;
- 2.5 Art. flour;
- 1/2 tsp salt;
- 1/4 tsp vanillin;
- 1 package of baking powder;
- 2 tbsp. oils;
- 200 g sugar;
- 100 ml of water;
- 1/3 tsp lemons.
Recipe:
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Beat the eggs.
Beating eggs The fastest way to beat eggs is with a mixer
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Sift flour.
Sifting flour Sifting is necessary to remove lumps in the flour and give the dough fluffiness
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Add it to the eggs. Add salt, vanillin and baking powder. Knead the dough.
Flouring the beaten eggs The beaten egg dough kneads very quickly
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Put it in a plastic bag and leave for half an hour.
Dough in a plastic bag Proofing in a polyethylene bag is necessary to give the dough plasticity
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Roll out the dough and cut out round juices.
Formation of flour products Tatar baursaks are usually round.
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Fry them in oil.
Frying butter juicy Baursaks increase in size in boiling oil
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Cook the icing with sugar, lemon and water.
Icing Boil water with sugar and lemon until a homogeneous white mass is obtained.
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Pour the icing over and serve.
Glazed Tatar baursaks Glazed Tatar baursaks are perfect for tea drinking
Baursaki is an unusual dish, but very tasty. It is easy and quick to cook, which is an indisputable plus in a dynamic modern life. I cook baursaki instead of bread for first courses or roast with gravy. And I pour the sweets with icing and serve them for tea.
Baursaks with a crispy crust are perfect for serving on a festive table. It is important that only affordable ingredients are needed to prepare them.