Vegan Italian Cream Buns - Maritozzi
This vegan Italian cream buns recipe comes straight from central Italy where I grew up and they taste and look exactly like authentic Italian "maritozzi con la panna". I don't use eggs, butter, milk or any other animal-based product. Just simple plant-based ingredients to make this delicious Italian treat healthy, sustainable, and most importantly delicious!
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In a large bowl, add flour, yeast, sugar and mix them together. Add lukewarm soy milk, sunflower oil, salt, vanilla, orange zest, and mix with a spatula.NB: I use instant dry yeast that can be added directly to the flour. If you use fresh yeast or active dry yeast, they need to be dissolved in a lukewarm liquid and sugar before adding them in.
Transfer onto a worktop and knead with your hands vigorously for at least 5 minutes, or until you get a smooth, soft, and moist dough ball.Now add the raisins to the dough ball and knead with your hands to incorporate the raisins into the dough.
Brush the inside of a large clean bowl with some oil. Then put in the dough ball, and brush it with a thin layer of oil. Cover the bowl with a damp kitchen cloth. Let proof the dough for 2 to 3 hours in a warm place. It needs to triple in volume.TIP: you can turn your oven on for 30 seconds to make it slightly warm. Then turn it off and let the dough proof in it. If you use all-purpose flour 2 hours should be enough. If you use a semi-whole grain flour, then 3 hours are needed.
After proofing, transfer the dough onto a clean worktop. Fold it on itself three times then cut it into small pieces of about 100g / 3.5 oz each.
With the tip of your fingers slightly flatten each piece of dough, then roll it on itself to form a dough ball. With the palm of your hand roll the dough ball on the worktop to make it smooth.
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Store the maritozzi in a reusable plastic bag to keep them soft.
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Thank you for sharing your plant based recipes. They are delicious, healthy and easy to prepare. I love every single recipe that I have prepared following your tutorials. Your recipes came at the perfect time in my life when I am transitioning from being a vegetarian to becoming a vegan person. I am grateful to both of you.
Delicious! Thank you:)
These are incredible! I didn’t have an orange so I used some lemon zest. Thank you for the recipe!
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