Burgundy & Lyonnais — Lyonnais Cuisine
Rolling too thick, producing a bready fritter instead of a crisp, shattering ribbon. Not resting the dough, resulting in elastic dough that springs back during rolling. Frying at too high a temperature, which browns before crisping. Not creating the central-slit twist, which is both decorative and functional (it ensures even frying). Making them too far in advance—bugnes lose their crispness within 6-8 hours.
Rolling too thick, producing a bready fritter instead of a crisp, shattering ribbon. Not resting the dough, resulting in elastic dough that springs back during rolling. Frying at too high a temperature, which browns before crisping. Not creating the central-slit twist, which is both decorative and functional (it ensures even frying). Making them too far in advance—bugnes lose their crispness within 6-8 hours.
Bugnes Lyonnaises connects to similar techniques: Oreillettes, Chiacchiere, Faworki.
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