Cardamom
Sourdough Cardamom Buns (Kardemummabullar)
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11 Reviews
Caitlin P.
March 23, 2021
I feel like some thing have been left out of this recipe, either ingredients or directions. It’s very odd to only measure the flour by volume, and it’s obviously a conversion because one doesn’t measure by fifths of a cup. Compared to the New York Times recipe there’s 100 grams less flour. Whole wheat does absorb more, but not that much more, and since the recipe specifies pastry flour, it’s not as strong as all purpose. I was really excited to find a sourdough version, as I’m not great at converting, but this is a really badly written recipe. An experienced baker would be fine, but it needs some major editing for those of us who have to rely on the recipe for guidance.
Nick S.
December 9, 2020
Very unimpressed with this recipe. The dough is more like a cake batter and never really came together. Totally agree with the others on the quality of recipe writing here as well. @food52 I recommend to have the author revisit their work or take the recipe down.
haybug
July 15, 2020
Honestly, a terrible recipe. Dough was way too wet, very sticky and unsuccessful. A good start would be measuring all ingredients in the same way.
Sotham J.
July 15, 2020
If you didn't use WW then that is a mistake, and a recipe mistake to suggest using AP instead. WW absorbs more water by weight than AP so WW will be less sticky. For the recipe to say just use AP instead without adjusting hydration is a sign of a very poorly written recipe, which I think this is also. Also, mixing volume and wieght is another sign of a poorly written recipe. Flour should be by weight ... everything should be by wight
haybug
July 15, 2020
Honestly, a terrible recipe. Dough was way too wet, very sticky and unsuccessful. A good start would be measuring all ingredients in the same way.
haybug
July 15, 2020
Honestly, a terrible recipe. Dough was way too wet, very sticky and unsuccessful. A good start would be measuring all ingredients in the same way...
Maria M.
May 6, 2020
Hi,
These look amazing. Could I sub the flour in this for Wholemeal Spelt flour? And do you think coconut sugar would work rather than the two types of sugar?
These look amazing. Could I sub the flour in this for Wholemeal Spelt flour? And do you think coconut sugar would work rather than the two types of sugar?
JocelynT
April 3, 2020
A lovely recipe! I followed as written, with a few simplifications: I used all brown sugar (rather than muscovado), ground cardamom, and AP flour. My measurements came to 1/2 c starter, 1 1/4 c milk. I thought the cardamom and flour amounts were just right!
To make the dough, I used my Kitchenaid with whisk attachment until the flour made it took stiff. Kneaded a few times in the bowl, then transferred to cutting board to knead fully. Dough was soft but held nicely and not too sticky.
** NOTE! ** As written, it seems at first like the egg and milk are to be added to the filing, but they are used for the egg wash.
To make the dough, I used my Kitchenaid with whisk attachment until the flour made it took stiff. Kneaded a few times in the bowl, then transferred to cutting board to knead fully. Dough was soft but held nicely and not too sticky.
** NOTE! ** As written, it seems at first like the egg and milk are to be added to the filing, but they are used for the egg wash.
JocelynT
April 3, 2020
A lovely recipe! I followed as written, with a few simplifications: I used all brown sugar (rather than muscovado), ground cardamom, and AP flour. My measurements came to 1/2 c starter, 1 1/4 c milk. I thought the cardamom and flour amounts were just right!
To make the dough, I used my Kitchenaid with whisk attachment until the flour made it took stiff. Kneaded a few times in the bowl, then transferred to cutting board to knead fully. Dough was soft but held nicely and not too sticky.
** NOTE! ** As written, it seems at first like the egg and milk are to be added to the filing, but they are used for the egg wash.
To make the dough, I used my Kitchenaid with whisk attachment until the flour made it took stiff. Kneaded a few times in the bowl, then transferred to cutting board to knead fully. Dough was soft but held nicely and not too sticky.
** NOTE! ** As written, it seems at first like the egg and milk are to be added to the filing, but they are used for the egg wash.
Andy
October 5, 2019
I increased the flour by almost 2 cups and did a proof in the morning after refrigeration. I think the amount of cardamom can be reduced as well. Several tablespoons seems like quite a lot.
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