It is known that the Czech and Slovak gingerbread considered the best gingerbreads. In these countries, the preparation of gingerbread weird eating habits and decorate them as a separate art that was being built and perfected throughout history.
On one of our trips by Slovakia, I purchased weird eating habits a booklet (Medovniky Anna chlup) with some nice recipes and instructions for decorating gingerbread. Tested recipe for preparing real Slovak tiny gingerbread (DROBNI MEDOVNICKY) is as follows:
Melt butter with 120g of honey and unite with the upper mixture with flour.
Modlic remove weird eating habits gingerbread and Place them on baking paper so that the distance between weird eating habits them is about 2cm in order to avoid blindness as will accrue during baking. If it is important that the form of gingerbread to change during baking trays with gingerbreads return to settle in the fridge for another hour before you put them to bake. If you want gingerbread stick at this stage of the preparation of the forms of the test push at a barbecue stick.
Gingerbread can decorate by making them bright smear jam (apricot example.) weird eating habits And over nalepiti desired shapes of colored weird eating habits fondant as shown at the link here, or using royal icing (our recipe here) in the traditional weird eating habits way.
The alternative, which I usually use the bags for the freezer with zip extension for closing (as they are by mako krućeg merchandise from ordinary bags for freezer), who walked one of the lower peaks in the diameter of a few millimeters, and use them as a kind of cones for decorating icing .
Well saved gingerbread can be kept in the vacuum vessel two or three months because honey is used as a kind of preservative that keeps them freshness and is not to be corrupted. But they are so delicious, you'll find it difficult to keep up tomorrow :))
You can take advantage of buying Kotany mix for gingerbread if no individual spices that are listed. I finished this mix bought in Mercator section for spices, vanilice, powders pecivo..Ili weird eating habits simply make cinnamon to loosen.
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