Sweet sweet cherry danish, so soft that it almost melts in your mouth and the best part? No knead! You can forget about it, you just make the dough and put it in the refrigerator all night. I made everything, from the dough, cherry jam and the icing, you can use cherry pie filling but nothing compares to home made jam, you can use this recipe just change the raspberries for frozen or fresh cherries.
- 4 1/2 teaspoons of active dry yeast
- 6 c. of flour
- 1/3 c. of sugar
- 1 c. cold butter
- 1/2 c. warm milk
- 1 teaspoon of salt
- 1 1/2 c. half and half
- 6 egg yolks
1. In a small bowl disolve yeast with warm milk, meanwhile in a large bowl combine flour, sugar and salt then cut in butter until the mixture looks like sand. Add yeast mixture, egg yolks and cream, combine until a soft dough forms. Cover and refrigerate all night.
[ dough will be sticky ]
3. Make circles and pinch ends again, put them in a prepared pan and let them rise for about 45 minutes. If they rise completely and you can still see a whole in the middle add some more dough to cover completely.
4. Take a small portion of cream cheese and press it down right in the middle of each ring, fill them with a spoonfull of cherry jam, just be careful not to overfill. Bake them at 350°F for 15 minutes, you will know when they're ready when they are golden brown.
5. Let them cool completely and the drizzle some white icing, serve them with a cup of coffee and enjoy!
Oh lala..These are just gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so gorgeous! Awesome job :)
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ReplyDeletethanks a lot! now I have it :)
DeleteYour danishes are just gorgeous!!!! I love the gorgeous braid work!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! You've shaped the Danish so beautifully. I need to try and make them! Lovely post!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great recipe! I've never made a Danish before, but this looks so doable! And so pretty! I love the way you've braided them, it makes them even nicer looking. So happy to have discovered your gorgeous blog!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial and so pretty!!! I love danish but never even thought of making one at home! Must be so nice to grab one from the oven in the morning.... :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteooh I love a cherry danish. They look so luscious (thanks for your comment on my blog today also :))
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing more delicious than homemade sweet rolls. My New Year's resolution this year is to make more yeast breads. I make my own jam so this recipe will be perfect.
ReplyDeleteyou are such a talented baker! LOVE your recipes, they seem so delicious and easy to do too. i'm still new to baking so your step by step photos are really, really helpful. thanks so much for sharing them, would love to try this out one day =)
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing! Such a pretty treat.
ReplyDeleteTan deliciosos que ya me comi 5 piezas, no quiero que se acaben :b
ReplyDeleteThese look great! I love a baked treat that not only tastes good, but is beautiful too. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletethese treats look SO good!! Yum!
ReplyDeleteThey look awesome!:) Great idea! I want one for my coffee:) Kisses
ReplyDeleteFantastic post and step by step! These look perfect and would love one right now with my coffee, but only toast here :(
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness they look fantastic, love your how to pics.
ReplyDeleteYum yum - look so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love danish pastry and this just looks like absolute heaven in your mouth!
ReplyDeleteohhh, quĆ© ricas!!! y la explicaciĆ³n paso a paso es perfecta, gracias por compartirla ;)
ReplyDeleteSalu2. Paula
Wow, I could really go for one of those right now alongside my coffee! Looks so gorgeous and flavorful. Never made any of those kinds of pastries...my un-nimble hands don't allow it. :-p But you make it look so easy of course.
ReplyDeleteI love Danish bakeries, your cherry danish looks so good. You have a lovely blog here.
ReplyDeleteYour pastries look so delicious!!! You even made the jam yourself, impressive!!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks beautiful, Beti! Thanks so much for stopping by at my place. I am so excited to explore your site as well! Everything looks so fantastic.
ReplyDeleteLOVE these cherry danish (my favorite flavor of danish)! Perfect!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful danish!!! You are an artist with your baked goods!
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing!!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great easy version. They look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteoh this is amazing looking, so incredibly professional. i'm enchanted with the design of the danish. now i must figure out how to make it dairy free!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! Beti you have a talent! xx
ReplyDeleteThese look beautiful and again - you make them seem so easy! What a great recipe!
ReplyDeleteBeti- these look great! My moms been asking me to make these for a while, so I'm going to give these a try!
ReplyDeleteThe Danish look delIscious......and you make it look so easy to make!!! Great job!
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