Poppy Seed Filling

"Filling for Poppy Seed Rolls (Makowiec). Use in you favorite dough recipe or check mine out."
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
7
Yields:
1 large roll full
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ingredients

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directions

  • Scald poppyseed in boiling water and strain in cheese cloth.
  • Grind poppyseeds in a blender until smooth.
  • Add sugar,honey,eggyolks, vanilla extract, and cinnamon, blending constantly.
  • Beat egg whites till stiff.
  • Fold in poppyseed mixture.
  • Sprinkle with flour and mix well.

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Reviews

  1. It is hard to review something you have never had. I think I did this correctly. I had a big problem grinding the seeds in the blender after I scalded them. I just added the other ingredients and did the best I could. It smelled nice and tasted pretty good. I used it in your Recipe #88883. It was probably more runny than what I needed to get it rolled up in my dough. I really don't know. Honestly, more work than I would want it to be. If there had been a can of the filling within 50 miles I would have bought that. Anyway, I tried it. Glad I did. A true ZWT4 experience. Thanks!
     
  2. Poppy seed filling is not always my first choice but this recipe I really enjoyed. Didnt have cheesecloth so I placed a double layer of paper towel in my colander to strain poppyseeds. A nice flavor flavor to this filling, not overly sweet, and easy to make. I did use this filling with Rita's sweet dough recipe.
     
  3. I followed this exactly and used in another dough recipe. It was very easy (it was my very first attempt!) and turned out delicious. My Polish father loved it!
     
  4. Fabulous with your Poppy Seed Roll (Makowiec) #88883. Thank you. :) Fay
     
  5. Sweet Dough recipe #54699 I also cheated and used can Sola poppy seed filling with this dough.
     
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