Spanish Churros
The classic churros recipe doesn't require any complicated culinary techniques. They're made from choux pastry and fried in a generous amount of oil, with a special cinnamon-sugar topping adding a touch of sweetness. However, perfect churros aren't always easy to achieve.
- Proteins: 7.9 g
- Fats: 20.6 g
- Carbohydrates: 40.5 g
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Complexity:
It's easy and straightforward to prepare, but it does require some experience. Not everyone can do it right the first time.
- Number of servings: 4
To ensure Spanish doughnuts are fried perfectly, don't absorb too much fat, and turn out crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, you'll need a little patience, attention to detail, and some practice.
If you don't get something right on your first try, reread the recipe first and make sure you're following it exactly. Luckily, dessert ingredients are inexpensive, so you'll definitely have the opportunity to try a few times and get the hang of it.
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Flour100 G
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Water160 ml
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Sugar1 tbsp
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Saltpinches
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Butter60 G
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Egg C12 pcs
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Sunflower oil200 ml
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Cinnamon1 tsp
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Sugar3 tbsp
Pour water into a thick-bottomed saucepan, add salt and sugar. Heat over medium heat until the crystals are completely dissolved, stirring with a spatula to speed up the process. Add the butter and heat until it is completely dissolved in the water.
When the liquid boils, add the pre-sifted flour and stir quickly to prevent lumps from forming. Reduce the heat to low.
Once the choux pastry comes away from the sides of the pan, continue kneading it and turning it from side to side to dry it out. Do this for about 2 minutes. Then remove the pan from the heat to let the dough cool slightly.
Heat sunflower oil in a frying pan over medium heat. Insert a skewer or wooden spatula into the center; if bubbles form around it, the oil is ready.
While the fryer is heating up, return to the dough. Add the eggs one at a time, mixing thoroughly each time until the dough reaches a uniform texture.
Place a pastry bag with a star tip into a wide glass or ladle. Then spoon the batter into it.
Press the dough into the pan and cut with kitchen scissors to make sticks of approximately the same size.
Fry them until nicely golden brown for 1-2 minutes.
When ready, remove the donuts with tongs and place them on a plate lined with paper towels.
In a deep bowl, mix sugar and cinnamon until smooth. Dip warm custard sticks into the mixture and coat all sides.
The Spanish donuts are ready. Try to eat them warm, while they're still soft on the inside and crispy on the outside.
It's also important to let the dough cool slightly before adding the eggs. And it's essential to knead it thoroughly, spending the required amount of time. If the dough isn't smooth, the churros will deform during frying and begin to crack when exposed to the oil.
With a little practice, you'll be able to make perfect Spanish churros. This is the perfect dessert to impress everyone!








