
Glazed strawberry rolls
2 h*Total time
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For 9 unitsAmount
* More 1 hour of rest
These glazed strawberry rolls are a tender and rich dessert, ideal for the most special occasions (such as Valentine's Day) or simply to enjoy a delicious treat.
In addition to their tender and fluffy texture, these strawberry rolls stand out for their soft flavor, where the vibrant point of the delicate and juicy strawberry filling stands out, as well as the sweet glazed cover, which gives it an irresistible final touch.
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For 9 units
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Notes
When choosing margarine, check that it is not hydrogenated and does not contain palm oil among its ingredients or any component of animal origin (eg, gelatin or whey).
For the filling to cool faster, you can put the saucepan in a bowl with cold water.
If you prefer, you can pour the glaze before cutting them, in the mold. You just have to make sure that the rolls have cooled.
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- Step 1In a bowl, put the soy milk, margarine and sugar and stir so that the sugar dissolves.
- Step 2Then, add the yeast to the bowl mixture and let sit for 1 minute.
- Step 3Add 300 gr. wheat flour and the salt and stir until the mixture is smooth and without lumps.
- Step 4Cover the bowl with a clean dry cotton cloth and let it sit for 1 hour in a warm place so that the dough rises.
- Step 5While the dough rises, prepare the strawberry filling. To do this, wash the strawberries, cut them into small pieces and put them in a saucepan over low heat for about 8 minutes, stirring to prevent them burning.
- Step 6When the strawberries are tender, add the cornstarch and the sugar and continue stirring a couple more of minutes so that all the ingredients are well mixed.
- Step 7After this time, remove the mixture from the heat and let cool completely.
- Step 8Once the dough has doubled in volume, add 50 gr. wheat flour to the bowl and mix them in. Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 175 °C.
- Step 9Sprinkle some flour on a flat surface, take out the dough from the bowl and knead. Add flour until the dough stops sticking on the surface.
- Step 10Once the dough is ready, place a sheet of parchment paper on your work surface and put the dough on top. Roll out the dough with a rolling pin (or a clean, smooth glass bottle) to form a rectangle 1 cm thick, making sure the corners are well defined.
- Step 11Once the dough is rolled out into a rectangle, spread the strawberry filling evenly over the entire surface using a spatula, leaving a 2.5 cm border on each side. When the filling is evenly spread, carefully begin rolling the dough up from one of the longer ends, enclosing the filling inside and ensuring it doesn't spill out and the dough doesn't tear. When you reach the other end and have rolled the dough completely, place the seam facing down.
- Step 12We cut off the ends so they don't stick out and the roll is uniform, then we cut pieces 3 cm thick and place them in a circular ovenproof mold lined with baking paper so the rolls don't stick to the bottom or sides of the mold.
- Step 13When all the rolls are well placed in the mold, introduce them in the oven and bake for 20 minutes. If they begin to brown on top before the end of the baking time, cover them with some oven paper and bake them until completely cooked.
- Step 14Meanwhile, prepare the glaze by mixing the icing sugar with the soy milk. Stir well and when the texture is uniform and thick, set aside.
- Step 15After cooking time, make sure that the rolls are well baked and remove from the oven. Let them cool and, when they are cold, unmold carefully, with the help of a non-serrated and sharp bladed knife, and separate the rolls. When all the rolls are separated, coat them with a little glaze and serve.
Notes
When choosing margarine, check that it is not hydrogenated and does not contain palm oil among its ingredients or any component of animal origin (eg, gelatin or whey).
For the filling to cool faster, you can put the saucepan in a bowl with cold water.
If you prefer, you can pour the glaze before cutting them, in the mold. You just have to make sure that the rolls have cooled.