This document provides a recipe and instructions for making marzipan. It lists the ingredients as condensed milk, powdered milk, powdered sugar, almond essence, and optional pastry glycerin and vegetable dyes. The steps explain how to mix the ingredients into a thick dough and optionally add dyes to color different portions. Additional instructions are given for shaping the marzipan into pumpkin shapes for seasonal decoration. Finally, the document discusses the debated origins of marzipan, crediting either Arabs or Italians with its invention.
This document provides a recipe and instructions for making marzipan. It lists the ingredients as condensed milk, powdered milk, powdered sugar, almond essence, and optional pastry glycerin and vegetable dyes. The steps explain how to mix the ingredients into a thick dough and optionally add dyes to color different portions. Additional instructions are given for shaping the marzipan into pumpkin shapes for seasonal decoration. Finally, the document discusses the debated origins of marzipan, crediting either Arabs or Italians with its invention.
This document provides a recipe and instructions for making marzipan. It lists the ingredients as condensed milk, powdered milk, powdered sugar, almond essence, and optional pastry glycerin and vegetable dyes. The steps explain how to mix the ingredients into a thick dough and optionally add dyes to color different portions. Additional instructions are given for shaping the marzipan into pumpkin shapes for seasonal decoration. Finally, the document discusses the debated origins of marzipan, crediting either Arabs or Italians with its invention.
2 cups of milk poder 2 cups of powdered sugar 2 tablespoons almond essence pastry glycerin (optional) vegetable dyes
STEPS
1. In a bowl mix the powdered milk with the powdered sugar
2. Pour the condensed milk and the almond essence stirring until you get a thick and consistent dough. You can use your hands and allow several people to help knead the Marzipan dough. Place a few drops of glycerin to add shine and softness to the dough 3. Divide the dough into different portions and then add the dyes
We made pumpkin-shaped marzipan for the season. If you also want
to know how, follow the steps below
1. With the dough already done, make orange balls
2. With the help of a toothpick make the pumpkin's endures and then on a flat surface the upper part of the pumpkin perches to shape 3. Decorated with green leaves and enjoy the pumpkin marzipan Marzipan origin
It is said that the marzipan was invented by the Arabs who
later took them to Spain. When the Spaniards conquered America they also brought us this dessert.
However, the Italians argue that they were the ones who invented it.