{"id":4339,"date":"2022-03-09T09:11:39","date_gmt":"2022-03-09T14:11:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/panoramitalia.com\/?p=4339"},"modified":"2022-03-09T09:11:43","modified_gmt":"2022-03-09T14:11:43","slug":"zeppole-di-san-giuseppe","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/panoramitalia.com\/index.php\/2022\/03\/09\/zeppole-di-san-giuseppe\/","title":{"rendered":"Zeppole di San Giuseppe"},"content":{"rendered":"

GialloZafferano<\/a> – March 19th is a special date in Italy as it\u2019s when both St. Joseph\u2019s Day and Father\u2019s Day are celebrated and the windows of the country\u2019s many pastry shops fill with delicious traditional\u00a0zeppole<\/strong>\u00a0to mark the occasion.<\/p>

INGREDIENTS FOR 6 ZEPPOLE<\/a><\/p>

HOW TO PREPARE ZEPPOLE DI SAN GIUSEPPE<\/h2>
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To prepare your fried zeppole di San Giuseppe<\/strong>, start by making the pastry cream to fill them so that it has time to cool. You can check the steps in the recipe for pastry cream<\/a> on our website for more details. You\u2019ll need to heat the milk and cream (or just milk) in a saucepan, along with the vanilla bean and seeds after extracting them with a small knife 1. Once it has come to a boil, turn off the heat, set aside, and keep warm. Lightly beat the egg yolks in a small bowl and pour in the granulated sugar 2, then stir to combine the ingredients, add the cornstarch 3, and mix well.<\/p>

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Remove the vanilla bean 4, pour a little milk into the small bowl with the eggs, sugar, and starch 5 to dilute the mixture, and stir before adding all of it to the saucepan containing the milk 6.<\/p>

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Put the heat on low and stir continuously with a whisk 7 until the cream has thickened 8. This will take around 10 minutes. Once ready, transfer the cream to a small, shallow bowl, and cover with plastic wrap 9. Leave to cool to room temperature before placing it in the refrigerator. Once cooled, transfer it to a disposable piping bag with a star-shaped nozzle.<\/p>

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Now move on to your choux pastry. Pour the water into a large saucepan 10, then add the chopped butter 11 and a pinch of salt 12.<\/p>

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Put the heat on medium and stir with a wooden spoon to melt the butter 13. When the liquid begins to boil, pour in all of the flour at once 14 and continue to stir 15.<\/p>

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The mixture should come away from the sides of the pan 16. At that point, turn off the heat and pour into a bowl. Spread it out slightly in the middle so it cools more quickly, and beat together, in a separate bowl, the 3 whole eggs, along with the yolk (the eggs and yolk should weigh a total of 6 oz (170 g) combined). Pour the egg mixture into the bowl with the batter a little at a time 17, stirring continuously with a wooden spoon. At first, it will be difficult to mix the eggs into the other ingredients, but with a little patience you\u2019ll get a smooth, even consistency, and the mixture will be fairly runny and creamy 18 by the end.<\/p>

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Pour it into a pastry bag with a 5-inch (12-mm) star-shaped nozzle 19. Heat the peanut oil in a large pan and bring it to a temperature not exceeding 330\u00b0F (165\u00b0C) (use a kitchen thermometer to measure this). While the oil is heating up, place a sheet of parchment paper on the work surface where you\u2019ll arrange your zeppole, with plenty of space between them (this recipe makes 6). Use the pastry bag to pipe two circles of dough, one on top of the other. The doughnut you create should be around 2-3 inches (6-7 cm) in diameter 20. Next, cut squares out of the parchment paper, around the zeppole 21, <\/p>

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so that you can pick them up more easily, and plunge them into the oil, which should have reached the right temperature by now. Put just 1 or a maximum of 2 zeppole into the oil at a time, with the side that was in contact with the parchment paper facing upwards. You will notice that, after a few moments, the parchment paper comes off very easily 22(use a fork to remove it, taking care not to burn yourself). Let each zeppola fry for a few minutes without turning it over so that it keeps its shape while cooking. After a few minutes on one side, turn your zeppola 23 over and cook on the other side as well. The whole process should take around 5-6 minutes. Once ready and nicely browned, drain them with a slotted spoon 24.<\/p>

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Lay the fried zeppole on a tray lined with paper towel to absorb the excess oil 25. Repeat the frying steps for the remaining zeppole. Then take the cherries in syrup and cut them in half if you prefer 26. Sprinkle the zeppole with powdered sugar 27,<\/p>

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place a dollop of pastry cream inside\u00a028, lay a black cherry on top of each\u00a029, and sprinkle with powdered sugar to taste. Your fried\u00a0zeppole di San Giuseppe<\/strong>\u00a0are ready to serve\u00a030.<\/p>

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