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I had one for breakfast this morning. Honestly, they are light as air. Utterly beautiful.

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Dec 8, 2021Liked by Andrew Janjigian

Absolutely delicious!

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Dec 8, 2021Liked by Andrew Janjigian

We spent many years in the Texas Hill Country - the town of West is best known for its kolache bakeries (or vice-versa; when Texans think of kolaches they think of West and especially Czech Stop).

I've made them at home (usually blueberry and cheese, although I've done some koblasnek with smoked sausage). Anxious to try this dough recipe and maybe use potato flakes for the starch (riffing on the "Potato, potato" post ;-) )

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Dec 8, 2021Liked by Andrew Janjigian

These looks incredible - just the kind of pastry I'd like to find in a shop in my area but don't. Looking forward to trying the recipe. Thank you!

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Dec 10, 2021Liked by Andrew Janjigian

Looks delicious! Should the 8T of butter for the dough be at room temperature?

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Feb 28, 2022Liked by Andrew Janjigian

I may have missed this in one of your other posts, but is there a formula you use to convert existing recipes to use tangzhong? Or is it trial and error for each type of dough (brioche, challah, pan de mie, etc).

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