Crackling Scones

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  • Опубликовано: 12 янв 2025

Комментарии • 33

  • @ginabauer7258
    @ginabauer7258 8 месяцев назад +2

    Can’t believe I just made these, second batch in the oven. I will surprise my son tomorrow, he’s been asking for these, but I said “are you dreaming?”
    But I did it, thank you!

  • @rozaliameszaros7196
    @rozaliameszaros7196 11 месяцев назад +1

    Gyönyörű pogácsa .❤️👍🇭🇺

  • @geriwilson8954
    @geriwilson8954 Год назад +3

    One of my favorite memoriess of my childhood

  • @adriennsz6893
    @adriennsz6893 7 месяцев назад

    Hiánypótló volt. Már régen szerettem volna egy jó receptet a kedvenc pogácsámhoz! :)
    Köszönöm!

  • @erzsebetjanosi5210
    @erzsebetjanosi5210 10 месяцев назад

    Köszönöm, hogy magyarul is elmondod 🤗😘👏👏👏
    Nagyon szeretem a receptjeidet 👌☺️🤪!

  • @vkomlosimihaly3508
    @vkomlosimihaly3508 3 месяца назад

    Fantasztikus képsor Fantasztikus előadás mód .sok mindent tudnék mondani de ez nem személyes a konyhai munka csada varázslattal párosítva és itt húuuu de sok jó dolgot latok ...köszönöm neked.

  • @AnnaSragova
    @AnnaSragova 9 месяцев назад

    Ohhhhh looks amazing and goooood 😅👍

  • @lukestockman1263
    @lukestockman1263 Год назад +1

    Those look so very delicious 🤤🤤🤤🤤

  • @eveszokolai8939
    @eveszokolai8939 Год назад +2

    🌟Nagyszerü! Kösönöm

  • @TheMrZazuzi
    @TheMrZazuzi Год назад +1

    Nagyon jol nez ki.

  • @steelhorse6608
    @steelhorse6608 21 день назад +1

    Hello annamaria, I have 2 questions. Do you add all the butter into the mixing bowl? and how much pork crackle goes into the mixing bowl and how much do you spread on the dough once it's rolled out? It seems like you would need more than a pound of pork crackle. Can anyone else give advise to these questions cause the video seems to be slightly different from the verbage.

  • @marilynl.7897
    @marilynl.7897 Год назад

    Imádom !

  • @bubapetrov1721
    @bubapetrov1721 Год назад

    Love them❤

  • @juditszepessy8936
    @juditszepessy8936 10 месяцев назад

    Delicious! Can you make the dough in a bread maker?

  • @michelehassan-k6y
    @michelehassan-k6y 11 месяцев назад

    pouvez vous mettre une traduction en français

  • @annelindsay9627
    @annelindsay9627 Год назад +1

    I am not seeing the recipe for this. The post said the details are in the comments???

  • @AndreaKollo
    @AndreaKollo 4 месяца назад

    Cracklings is bacon - correct? How much should we make of that please.

    • @annamariascuisine4408
      @annamariascuisine4408  26 дней назад

      The detailed recipe is under the video. You need 400 g of ground cracklings.

    • @rhodry69
      @rhodry69 День назад

      Cracklings is not Bacon. I'm able to pork scraps from a Chinese Butcher...pieces of skin, fat and a touch of meat. I use that for Cracklings (Töpörtyűs)

  • @MartaVirag-fb2cq
    @MartaVirag-fb2cq Год назад +2

    A mennyiseg az titok ???

    • @annamariascuisine4408
      @annamariascuisine4408  Год назад +3

      Ha egy kicsit figyelmesebb lennél, akkor láthatnád, hogy a részletes recept a videó alatt megtalalható.

  • @rozab6089
    @rozab6089 10 месяцев назад

    Hol lehet megtaláláni a receptet?

  • @irinamilik3936
    @irinamilik3936 11 месяцев назад

    👌🇭🇺💐 10

  • @doinalechanu6092
    @doinalechanu6092 Год назад

    cracklings what is that?

    • @annamariascuisine4408
      @annamariascuisine4408  Год назад

      It is a scone with cracklings.

    • @doinalechanu6092
      @doinalechanu6092 Год назад

      @@annamariascuisine4408 yes I see it's a scone but what is cracklings which I must add to the composition, a little description will help

    • @crislelia
      @crislelia Год назад

      ⁠@@doinalechanu6092jumări draga mea. Jumări de porc.

    • @cornelianesseth5802
      @cornelianesseth5802 11 месяцев назад

      Jumǎri (crackings) facute din topirea grasimii de pork

    • @elizabethfrauenhoffer9896
      @elizabethfrauenhoffer9896 11 месяцев назад +2

      it's rendered pork fat; hard to get in this country, sometimes it's called leaf lard, or fat back, but i've not had good luck getting it, sometimes it is too hard and dry. I've tried to make it myself (a lot of work) by cutting up fatback and rendering it slowly to get it down to small squares and then you grind it into a paste.