At a glance
You'll be making soft, fragrant cinnamon hearts that smell incredible while baking — perfect for treating yourself or impressing family. The real time commitment is the dough rising (about an hour), so shaping and baking the hearts happens pretty quickly. Expect around two hours total from start to enjoying these sweet, cinnamon-sugar snacks.
1/8
Making the starter
Warm the milk until lukewarm. Add a spoonful of sugar, stir, then crumble in the yeast. Leave in a warm spot for a few minutes. Once bubbles form on the surface, the starter is ready.
For this step
0/32/8
Preparing the dough
Mix the sugar, cardamom and a pinch of salt into the flour. Pour in the melted margarine and crack in the egg. Add the starter and knead into a soft dough.
For this step
0/63/8
Letting the dough rise
Cover the bowl with a tea towel or cling film and leave the dough to rise for an hour, until it has doubled in size.
How it went
Nobody has tried this recipe yet
Be the first to say how it went.
Anyone can answer, without signing in or buying. Answers aren't verified. The percentage is the share of “Worked out” answers, shown from 5 answers.
Want a recipe like this every Thursday?
One recipe worth heating the oven for, and one tip that saves you time. Nothing else.