April 15, 2007 - 5:07pm
danish and breakfast pasteries
i love to eat danish rings and bear claws and all sorts of other beakfast type pasteries, and i think i am ready to try my hand at making some. so i was wondering if anyone knew what that thick, dark, almost brown sugar, cinnamon paste in the middle of bear claws and danish rings that you cna buy in a grocery store? or does anyone have a recipe for it, or know the ingredients, or even where i can get information on it? thanks alot everyone.
Well, in Austria, the pastry can be filled with powiedel, a spread made from dried purnes, and a little cinnamon could be in there but not usually. Although mild, it isn't a big hit with the kids. They prefer chocolate. --Mini Oven
Googled prune paste and came up with this:
http://www.catholicculture.org/lit/recipes/view.cfm?id=1180
Have fun!
They offer a cinnamon sugar mix that I ordered to go in their sinful cinnamon muffins (which I still haven't made...) but instead have used it almost all on their cinnamon knots from their recipes. It is cinnamon-y and gooey and very similar to the cinnamon knots we used to get at our local pizza shop. Give it a try, I don't think you'll be disappointed.