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Stuffed Pretzels

Discussion in 'Pastries & Baking' started by kyheirloomer, Jul 10, 2010.

  1. Jul 10, 2010 #1
    kyheirloomer

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    Anybody make them? If so, what are your favorite fillings?
     
  3. Jul 10, 2010 #2
    cabotvt

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    I guess I never came across a stuffed pretzel, can you buy them on-line I would like to see one? Trying to figure out how you stuff a twisted dough
     
  4. Jul 10, 2010 #3
    kyheirloomer

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    Actually, they are formed as rods, not the twisted shape. The rods are dipped, as usual, split lenthwise, and stuffed before baking.

    You can find some examples in Eric Kastel's Artisan Breads. Among the fillings he suggests are garlic, herb and cheese; pesto and cheese; and sun-dried tomato and cheese.
     
  5. Jul 12, 2010 #4
    cabotvt

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    They sound yummy
     
  6. Jul 12, 2010 #5
    kyheirloomer

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    They are, Cabot. But, apprently, nobody else has ever made or had them.
     
  7. Jul 12, 2010 #6
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    Peanut butter, or cheddar  what else and in rods as stated above
     
  8. Jul 12, 2010 #7
    kyheirloomer

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    Ed, you're adding them before baking, or melting them on afterwards?
     
  9. Jul 21, 2010 #8
    rat

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    It is not that hard to make them. put a blob of your chilled filling inside of your dough and pinch it shut. Roll it out and shape it like a regular pretzel, if you are careful it will not leak out, go slow.. Cream cheese works well and can be flavored in a number of ways--jalepeno, onion etc.