Yesterday , I have made krapfen. I think you call them doughnuts, but I Am not sure. With the same dough you can do also ring-shaped cakes. We use to make them during the Carnival feasts, togheter with Frappe and Castagnole.. Here are my krapfen: http://i2.tinypic.com/oqaj5x.jpg
Hmmm...with all that puss oozin' out that confection looks like it has gonorrhea...is that what you call "puttanesca" - style...???
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Yesterday , I have made krapfen. I think you call them doughnuts, but I Am not sure. With the same dough you can do also ring-shaped cakes.
The ones with custard inside look like what we call Bavarian doughnuts (from the local bakery). Ring doughnuts, fresh-cooked and dredged in sugar and cinnamon, you can sometimes get from a "van" or from fairground stalls, depending on area. Both types are sheer indulgence 🙂
Jani
I think they are the same thing. I didn't know krapfen were international 🙂
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Yesterday , I have made krapfen. I think you call them doughnuts, but I Am not sure. With the same dough you can do also ring-shaped cakes. We use to make them during the Carnival feasts, togheter with Frappe and Castagnole.. Here are my krapfen: http://i2.tinypic.com/oqaj5x.jpg
Hmmm...with all that puss oozin' out that confection looks like it has gonorrhea...is that what you call "puttanesca" - style...???
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Yesterday , I have made krapfen. I think you call them doughnuts, but I Am not sure. With the same dough you can do also ring-shaped cakes. We use to make them during the Carnival feasts, togheter with Frappe and Castagnole.. Here are my krapfen: http://i2.tinypic.com/oqaj5x.jpg
Hmmm...with all that puss oozin' out that confection looks like it has gonorrhea...is that what you call "puttanesca" - style...???
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> Yesterday , I have made krapfen. I think you call them doughnuts, but > I > Am > not sure. > With the same dough you can do also ring-shaped cakes. > We use to make them during the Carnival feasts, togheter with Frappe > and > Castagnole.. > Here are my krapfen: > http://i2.tinypic.com/oqaj5x.jpg
Hmmm...with all that puss oozin' out that confection looks like it has gonorrhea...is that what you call "puttanesca" - style...???
> Yesterday , I have made krapfen. I think you call them > doughnuts, but I Am not sure. With the same dough you can do > also ring-shaped cakes. We use to make them during the Carnival > feasts, togheter with Frappe and Castagnole.. Here are my > krapfen: http://i2.tinypic.com/oqaj5x.jpg
Hmmm...with all that puss oozin' out that confection looks like it has gonorrhea...is that what you call "puttanesca" - style...???
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> Pandora wrote: > >> Yesterday , I have made krapfen. I think you call them >> doughnuts, but I Am not sure. With the same dough you can do >> also ring-shaped cakes. We use to make them during the Carnival >> feasts, togheter with Frappe and Castagnole.. Here are my >> krapfen: http://i2.tinypic.com/oqaj5x.jpg > > Hmmm...with all that puss oozin' out that confection looks like > it has gonorrhea...is that what you call "puttanesca" - > style...??? > >> http://i2.tinypic.com/oqakia.jpghttp://i2.tinypic.com/oqakn4.jpg >> http://i2.tinypic.com/oqako8.jpg > > These others look okay...
When you speack of "gonorrehea" , it seams that you know well of what you are talking about. Yes , a very disgusting desease:I Am sorry for you.
Naw, I remember seeing pix of it in medical textbooks...
Game, set, match...
Pandora.
Pastorio
Till now I Am the winner 😄 😄 Hello Bob, pleased to hear of you again 🙂 Pandora