Danish Dough
Show: Emeril Live
Episode: Continental Breakfast
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By dvaughns_12031611
Liberty Lakeww, 87
on November 17, 2011
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This is an excellent and relatively easy dough to make. I used cream cheese filling topped with huckleberries. Delish!
By cmcta000
on March 20, 2011
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This is by far the best homemade pastry I have ever had or tasted! It was alot of work but sooooo worth it. I truly felt like I was in heaven when I took my first bite. I divided the dough in half and made 2 small rectangles on a cookie sheet. Rolled it out, leaving a crust like pizza and spreading cream cheese and jelly in the middle. So incredibly yummy!
By Danush
Palo Alto
on February 08, 2011
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Just did this dough it's PERFECT.
I just did 1 huge shortcut that saved me time and I cook kosher so I don't mix diary and meat so I can use this dough for staffing with meat too.
Instead of brushing with butter and putting it in the refrigerator again and again I just add 1 cup of oil instead of the butter left it to rise for 30 min and used the dough roll out cut in rectangels and stuffed with homemade riccota cheese with vanilla sugar & the white that left from the egg that I used in the dough only the yolk, to bind, closed as an envelope and baked at 400 F about 30-40 min till it browned . Good luck & enjoy
By carusonecreatio...
Melbourne, FL
on June 10, 2007
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This recipe is very easy to do,it's allso easy to follow. The texture of the dough is GREAT. Thank you.
By tashafossum_4960666
Surrey
on February 07, 2006
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I made these last night and filled them with sweetened cream cheese. They baked beautifully! They were crispy and light, which was perfect since the filling was very rich. If they get soggy/soft - pop them in a 375 degree oven until crispy again. Will make a thousand more times, just delicious!
By tirsdag_4405621
Merrifield, VA
on December 12, 2005
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This was a wonderful recipe except for two minor quibbles:
1what *type* of flour to use was not specified (e.g. cake, all-purpose, bread, pastry
2the prep time omitted the resting time for the dough which "kicks it up" several "notches"--by about an additional hour and half to be more precise. So be prepared to spend some time with this recipe. If you like baking that shouldn't be to much of a problem as this is a fun recipe to make.
We made the cinnamon rolls version and my husband and son loved them. They were a wonderfully unique departure from the super soft gooey-doughy kind (that I personally prefer. They turned out flakey and light. As another reviewer pointed out, they are best served warm the same day as the second day brought a drier and chewier texture.
By carrielynnfield...
Naples
on August 31, 2005
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I made these a while back and they were so much fun to make. I loved them so did my boys...one of which who is verrry picky. They are best eaten the same day as with any pastry but so worth the effort.