Ingredients
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4
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1/4
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2
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2
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2
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1 1/2
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Directions
Fry Bakes(Caribbean-Saint Lucia),A Caribbean breakfast treat called Bakes. They are soft, doughy, and almost impossible to put down. Bakes are most enjoyed in the morning think Sunday morning brunch. Despite the name, bakes are only occasionally baked. More often than not, Bakes are fried discs of dough. Enjoy plain or split open with anything from jam, cheese, meat, salt cod salad, or whatever works for you. Everyone has their own version. Cook time will vary with heat. Enjoy!,Minus the sugar on top, this is my go to recipe when making fried bakes! Thank you so much for sharing,This is what we call “floats” and I lessened the amount of salt as that amount makes it entirely too salty. The sugar adds that extra little something and served with saltfish w. peppers and onions. Not exactly as remembered in Stl but still very good
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Steps
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Add All Ingredients to the Bowl of a Stand Mixer Fitted With Dough Attachment, or You Can Do This by Hand. |
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2
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Mix Until a Soft Dough Forms. |
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3
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If You Can Stand to Wait Thirty Minutes to an Hour, Let the Dough Rest and Rise. If You Can't Wait, These Bake Up Great Even If You Cook Them Right Away. but They Do Become Rather Lovely Little Plump Pillows Once They Do Puff Up. |
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Right Before Cooking, Pat Them Down Into Relatively Thin Discs (about 1/4 Inch Thick). |
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5
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Fry in a 1/4 Inch of Oil on Both Sides Until Puffy, Browned, and Cooked Through. Try Your Heat Set to Medium and This Should Be About Perfect. You Might Need to Play Around With Your Temperature to Get It to Cook Through on the Inside Before the Outside Gets Too Dark. |
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Note: |
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You Could Eat Them Straightforward, or With a Lot of Icing Sugar or You Can Put Raisins, Dried Currants, Little Pieces of Apple, Etc. in the Dough Before Frying For a Nice Variation. |
