Mass:
- Butter 115 g.
- Sugar 100 g.
- Honey 70 g.
- Egg 1 unit.
- Yolks 2 units.
- Flour 210 g.
- Corn starch 180 g.
- Baking powder 3 g. For the filling:
- Quince candy.
- Dulce de leche confectioner For quick frosting: (for dry days)
- Impalpable sugar 300 g.
- Warm water 50 cc. For the cooked sugar glaze: (for humid days):
- Water 80 cc.
- Sugar 200 g.
- Clear 1 unit.
- Impalpable sugar 200 g.
- Lemon juice 1 tsp. PROCEDURE:
- Cream with butter, sugar and honey.
- Add the hollow and the yolks.
- Add the dry ones. Unify and score 4 mm between two plastic papers or butter.
- Take to the cold and cut to 5 cm in diameter. Store separately as they develop.
- Return to the cold and bake at 180ยบC. Cook for about 6 to 8 minutes. They should be white.
- Once cold, fill them with crushed quince and others with dulce de leche.
Run a spatula along the side to achieve a neat finish. - Bathe with the glaze by dipping it, drain with a fork and let them dry on parchment paper or silicone.
- For the sugar-based glaze:
Cooked: - For the glaze, place the water and sugar in a saucepan, bring to a boil until 118ยฐC,
We notice when there are dense bubbles at the base and on the surface of the syrup. - On the other hand, place the egg white, the sifted powdered sugar and the
lemon juice. Beat until you achieve a fluid glaze. - Continue beating at low speed and add the hot syrup in a constant and generous stream.