Berliner 2500 - CA Toffee Flavour Cream

Berliner 2500 - CA Toffee Flavour Cream — a Zeelandia recipe in 3 components. Uses Zeelandia Berliner 2500 Doughnut Premix 25 kg, Crema Arte Cream Filling, Toffee – 8 kg and Zeelandia Fondant Ready (14 kg).

mixing time (slow speed)
4 min
mixing time (fast speed)
6 min
dough temperature
26-28 °C
initial fermentation time
15 min
resting time (pieces of 1.8 kg)
10 min
final proofing time (in proofer)
35 min
final proofing time (outside proofer)
20 min
frying temperature
180 °C
frying time
7 min

Ingredients

Dough

IngredientQuantity
Zeelandia Berliner 2500 Doughnut Premix 25 kg25 kg
Wheat flour type 550100 kg
Oil7 kg
Yeast7 kg
Water52 kg

Filling

IngredientQuantity
Crema Arte Cream Filling, Toffee – 8 kgCA Toffee Flavour Cream30 kg

Decoration

IngredientQuantity
Zeelandia Fondant Ready (14 kg)25 kg
Crema Arte Cream Filling, Toffee – 8 kgCA Toffee Flavour Cream5 kg

Method

  1. Dough

    Mix on slow speed for 4 minutes, then on fast speed for 6 minutes. Dough temperature: 26-28°C.

  2. Dough

    Initial fermentation 15 minutes.

  3. Dough

    Divide the dough into pieces (presses) of 1.8 kg. Ferment the pieces for 10 minutes. Divide each piece into 30 portions, round them and place them on boards.

  4. Dough

    Final proofing 35 minutes in the proofer and about 20 minutes outside the proofer.

  5. Dough

    Fry in oil (temperature 180°C) for 7 minutes, turning the doughnut over twice.

  6. Filling

    Soften the CA Toffee Flavour Cream by heating it in a microwave in heating bursts of up to 20 seconds, alternating with vigorous stirring of the mass.

  7. Filling

    Alternatively, soften it by warming it in a heating cabinet or in a vessel over a water bath.

  8. Filling

    If needed, loosen the consistency of the cream by adding vegetable oil.

  9. Filling

    Fill the cooled doughnuts.

  10. Decoration

    Soften the fondant in a microwave and glaze the cooled doughnuts with it. Pipe decorative stripes of the cream.

Zeelandia recipe. Quantities and method as published by the manufacturer for its customers; test the formula under your own conditions before production.