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Streusel

Chapter 3 · Teaching People to Cook

Streusel

35 min|Easy|German|Makes about 3 cups

Streusel

German · Germany · 35 min · Makes about 3 cups

Streusel

The Story

Don't overmix or it won't be crumbly - just until incorporated.

Ingredients

Makes about 3 cups

Scaled to a home kitchen batch from Jason's original production formula.

Method

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1

Paddle all ingredients together until fully incorporated but still crumbly.

2

Crumble thin layer onto parchment-lined sheet tray.

3

Bake at 350°F until dark golden brown, stirring as needed.

4

Once cool, blend in food processor to break up large clusters.

5

Pass through perforated hotel pan to eliminate any remaining large pieces.

6

Store in airtight container.

Jason's Notes

Crumbly streusel topping with feulletine for extra crunch, perfect for desserts.

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