Hey everyone, I hope you’re having an amazing day today. Today, I’m gonna show you how to make a distinctive dish, full of nostalgia: fried bread. It is one of my favorites food recipes. For mine, I will make it a little bit tasty. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
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To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have full of nostalgia: fried bread using 4 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Full of Nostalgia: Fried Bread:
- Get 1 Basic sweet bread dough
- Get 1 Kinako
- Make ready 1 Sugar
- Get 1 Salt
Also known as the full breakfast, this traditional British dish appears everywhere with a few essentials and some regional additions. Lastly, there is a crispy piece of fried bread and two or three over-easy eggs to tie the whole meal together. Nostalgia marketing is on the rise during the pandemic. Krystine Batcho, a psychology professor, said that the rise of nostalgia in advertising is "grounded in a Business Insider's Tanya Dua reported in October that brands are relying on nostalgia marketing, as people crave comfort during the pandemic.
Steps to make Full of Nostalgia: Fried Bread:
- Make the basic sweet bread dough until the first rising is done. After that, punch down the dough and divide it into portions.
- Form into uniform balls, cover with a wrung out damp towel and let rest for 20 minutes.
- From here is how I shape them. Just like how you see in the picture, crush the dough with a dough scraper and make a notch in it.
- From the notch roll out the dough into a thin strip. (I made mine about 24cm long.)
- Twist the strip of dough tightly.
- Once you have tightly twisted the dough, bring the two ends together.
- When you bring the two ends together, it will naturally make a shape like the picture.
- Spray the dough with water and let the dough rise for the second time for 20 minutes.
- Deep fry both sides of the dough in oil that has been heated up to 350℉ (180℃).
- I fried them till they reached a pretty golden brown color. Fry until dark brown, and the edges crisp. Or fry them a little less and they are fluffier.
- Mix kinako, sugar, salt, or whatever else you'd like in a plastic bag and use to coat.
- They are done! If you eat them when they are freshly done, they are the best.
- When you cut them, the outsides are crispy and the middle is fluffy and soft. It has a very nostalgic flavor.
Nostalgia marketing is on the rise during the pandemic. Krystine Batcho, a psychology professor, said that the rise of nostalgia in advertising is "grounded in a Business Insider's Tanya Dua reported in October that brands are relying on nostalgia marketing, as people crave comfort during the pandemic. The fry bread makes the difference. It's a popular request at my house. I used my instant-read thermometer to measure the the temp of the oil.
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