First, the user wants the text to be structured, presenting the recipe using the given data. The key points are to identify only the useful info like flavors, when it’s eaten, associated emotions, and techniques. I need to avoid personal thoughts, family memories, or irrelevant events. Keep focused on what enhances the recipe’s meaning.
The output should start with an intro paragraph of 50-100 words beginning with “La ricetta Cornetti di pasta brioche”. Highlight the key flavors (like vanilla, lemon zest, maybe butter from the Manitoba flour, sugar, etc.), when it’s usually eaten (breakfast or snacks), and maybe the emotions like warmth or indulgence. I should use varied vocabulary and avoid repetition. The words ‘ricetta’, ‘Cornetti di pasta brioche’, and ‘piatto’ should be in bold but only when relevant.
Then, the preparation section: no titles, just an unordered list of steps with each step in a list item. The steps must follow the context provided, using action verbs. The user gave a lot of details in the “testo per più contesto”, so need to parse that for the steps. Let me look at the data again.
Looking at the provided context, the process is divided into several steps. Let’s parse step by step:
The initial information has the ingredients listed as farina 00, uova, vanillina, zucchero, but the full description lists more detailed ingredients. The user’s detailed content includes steps like: warm water, yeast, mixing, first dough, Manitoba flour, butter, salt, vanilla, lemon zest, water, mix, form into a ball, first rise (50 mins temp ambient), then another part with Manitoba, butter, etc, mix, form dough, second rise of 1.5 hours, shaping, proofing again, bake, egg wash, etc.
Wait, perhaps the recipe is split into two parts? Let me check again.
Hmm, the initial ingredients listed are farina 00, uova, vanillina, zucchero, but in the detailed parts, more ingredients are mentioned: 90ml tepid water, 20g fresh yeast, then Manitoba flour, softened butter, salt, vanilla, lemon zest, a cup of water, and then later egg wash, sugar, etc. I need to make sure all necessary ingredients are included in the steps, but the user said not to list ingredients in a bullet point, but to integrate them into the steps.
The user specified to use the context given to extract info on techniques, moments of consumption, etc. The intro should mention substitution for a classic butter croissant, being lighter and made with Manitoba flour (which is strong flour, so maybe high gluten?), maybe note the flavors like vanilla and lemon zest. The intro should also mention they’re for breakfast, the homemade aspect, healthier, homey scent.
Now, for the preparation steps:
Following the detailed text provided:
First step is mixing the initial dough: 90ml warm water + 20g yeast, mixed with the initial ingredients (flour 00, eggs, vanilla?), but the context might have separate steps.
Wait, let me parse the detailed instruction step by step:
The user’s text says:
“impastare tutti gli ingredienti velocemente e far lievitare a temperatura ambiente per 50 min fino ad ottenere questo composto”
Then the next part lists ingredients: 250gr Manitoba flour, 100g butter, salt, vanilla, lemon zest, a cup of water.
Wait, maybe the recipe has two dough stages? Because first part mentions initial ingredients like water, yeast, but the second part talks about adding Manitoba, butter, etc. The detailed steps probably involve two dough preparations or a recipe that requires two mixing steps?
Alternatively, maybe the initial mix is with one set of ingredients (water, yeast, etc.) and then the second part is developing the dough further by adding Manitoba flour and butter, leading to a brioche-like dough.
Since the user wants the preparation steps as list items, I need to break down all the actions step by step. Let me outline each step based on the given context:
1. Melt or mix the initial yeast with warm water? Probably start by activating the yeast. The user specified “90 ml di acqua tiepida, 20 gr lievito di birra fresco, impastare tutti gli ingredienti velocemente e far lievitare 50 min”. Wait the first instruction says mix all ingredients quickly, let rise for 50 mins. But some of the main dough includes more ingredients later. Hmm, maybe I missed an ingredient list.
Wait, the ingredients mentioned are: farina 00, uova, vanillina, zucchero as the main ingredients. Then the detailed process adds Manitoba flour, butter, salt, vanilla, lemon zest, water, etc. The full list includes those as part of the steps. So perhaps the recipe is structured as a two-step dough mixing.
Wait, the problem is that in the initial ingredients list they list flour 00, eggs, vanilla, sugar, but in the detailed instruction, they start with mixing all ingredients (water, yeast, and then the rest… maybe. Let me read again:
“Testo per più contesto: Cornetti di pasta brioche… colazione che passione…
90 ml di acqua tiepida
20 gr di lievito di birra fresco
impastare tutti gli ingredienti velocemente e far lievitare a temperatura ambiente per 50 min
fino ad ottenere questo composto
250 gr di farina manitoba
100 gr di burro ammorbidito
1 pizzico abbondante di sale
1 bustina di vanillina
1 buccia di limone grattugiato
una tazzina di acqua
mescolare bene gli ingredienti ed aggiungere il lievitino al centro, lavorare per 10 minuti e far lievitare in una ciotola imburrata per 1 ora e mezza.
disporre la pasta su carta da forno e stendere con mattarello per ottenere un cerchio, tagliare triangoli.
Per farne i cornetti si arrotola dalla parte larga e si appoggia su un copriletto o carta forno coperto con pellicola/panno umido. Lasci lievitare max 1 ora, poi pennellare con uovo, zucchero a velo, etc, and then bake at 200°C for 20 minutes.
Wait, maybe I need to structure the steps accurately. Let’s go step by step through the provided context to get each part.
First part of the preparation:
90 ml tepid water, 20g fresh yeast. Then mix everything quickly, let rise at room temp for 50 mins. (first dough?)
Then next part lists:
250g Manitoba flour, 100g soft butter, salt, vanilla, lemon zest, a cup of water. Mix everything, add the previous “lievitino” (the first dough?), knead for 10 mins, let rise in buttered bowl for 1.5 hours. Then shape into circles, cut triangles, roll them up from wide end to narrow, place on floured or parchment, let rise again (1 to 2 hours?), then egg wash, bake.
Wait, the detailed steps in the context:
After the initial rise: “mescolare bene gli ingredienti ed aggiungere il lievitino al centro, lavorare per 10 minuti e far lievitare in una ciotola imburrata per 1 ora e mezzo”.
Hmm, “aggiungere il lievitino al centro” — maybe “lievitino” refers to the yeast starter or the initial risen dough? Or perhaps “lievito” (yeast). But maybe mistranslated there. The instruction seems to be: for the second part, mix the ingredients (250g Manitoba, butter, etc.), and “aggiungere il lievitino al centro” — maybe add the yeast to the center? But need to parse correctly.
Alternatively, maybe the process is: First, mix water and yeast, then add other ingredients (flour 00, eggs, maybe?), form a ball, let rise for 50 mins. Then proceed with the Manitoba flour and other ingredients?
Alternatively, perhaps there is confusion, but need to structure each step as per the detailed context.
Let me try to reconstruct the steps as written in the user’s provided context:
The detailed text says:
Start by mixing the yeast with tepid water? Or initial mix: “impastare tutti gli ingredienti velocemente e far lievitare a temperatura ambiente per 50 min” — but which ingredients? The initial listed ones (farina 00, uova, vanillina, zucchero) plus water and yeast?
Wait the first part says after introducing the cornetti:
“90 ml di acqua tiepida
20 gr di lievito di birra fresco
impastare tutti gli ingredienti velocemente e far lievitare a temperatura ambiente per 50 min
fino ad ottenere questo composto
250 gr di farina manitoba
100 gr di burro ammorbidito
1 pizzico abbondante di sale
1 bustina di vanillina
1 buccia di limone grattugiato
una tazzina di acqua
mescolare bene gli ingredienti ed aggiungere il lievitino al centro, lavorare per 10 minuti e far lievitare in una ciotola imburrata per 1 ora e mezza”
Hmm, perhaps in the first step, the initial mix (first section of the steps) uses the water, yeast, and other initial ingredients (maybe 00 flour, eggs, vanilla, etc.), let rise 50 minutes, then in the second part, mix the Manitoba flour, butter, salt, etc., and maybe combine it with the previous dough? Maybe the “lievitino” refers to the first risen dough.
Alternatively, perhaps the user’s text is a bit unclear but the process is:
1. Start with the initial mix: mix warm water, yeast, and maybe all ingredients from the 00 flour, eggs, sugar, vanillin, etc., making a dough? The second part adds more ingredients (manitoba, butter, salt, etc.) to form the brioche dough, then knead, form into a ball, then let rise.
Alternatively, maybe the detailed process is as follows:
First step: Activate yeast in warm water, add some of the ingredients (flour, sugar, maybe), let it rise.
But according to the given context, it’s written as steps. The first instruction is to impastare (knead/mix) all ingredients quickly and then let rise for 50 min. The ‘composto’ from that is then used when moving to the next steps, like when mixing in Manitoba flour, etc.
Wait, the second section of ingredients after the first rise includes Manitoba, butter, salt, vanilla, lemon zest, a cup of water. The instruction says “mescolare gli ingredienti e aggiungere il lievitino al centro” — mix the ingredients and add the yeast? Or “lievitino” could be the starter dough.
Alternatively, perhaps the first part is mixing first ingredients (water, yeast, some base dough), then adding the flour, butter, etc., to make a dough. The exact steps need to be followed as per the provided instructions.
In any case, the user’s detailed steps are structured in two parts. Perhaps the steps need to be broken down into clear steps for the preparation part.
Also, the final steps include shaping, proofing, baking, etc.
I need to make sure the steps mirror the context’s instructions. Let me try to outline the steps:
1. Activate yeast with water? Or start by mixing all ingredients except Manitoba?
Wait, the first bullet points according to the given context’s instruction:
The detailed part says:
Start with: 90 ml water, yeast, then “impastare tutti gli ingredienti velocemente” (knead all ingredients quickly). Wait, does that mean including all the ingredients here (water, yeast, 00 flour, eggs, sugar, vanilla, etc?), then let rise 50 mins. Then in the second phase, adding more ingredients (Manitoba, butter, salt, vanilla, lemon zest, a cup water, and then “mescolare gli ingredienti ed aggiungere il lievitino al centro” — maybe mix all second ingredients (Manitoba flour, etc.) and combine with the first dough (lievitino = the risen initial dough?), mixing all together, then let rise again.
Alternatively, the “lievitino” may refer to the activated yeast.
Alternatively, perhaps the first part is a pre-dough, the second part uses Manitoba flour and other elements to create the final dough, adding the activated yeast from the first. But I need to parse the text exactly. It’s a bit tricky, but the user’s provided context may have to be followed step by step despite possible ambiguities.
Alternatively, since this is the user’s data, even if the sequence is a bit unclear, I have to use their instructions.
So to make this clear for the preparation steps, the list must follow each action as given in the context. Let’s go through the context step by step step-by-step:
The data’s context says:
After titolo and ingredients (the basics), the body text has steps:
Start:
90ml water, yeast,
Then “impastare tutti gli ingredienti velocemente e far lievitare 50 mins”.
Then next:
ingredients for the next part: 250g Manitoba, butter, etc.
Next step: “mescolare gli ingredienti ed aggiungere il lievitino al centro”— perhaps combine dry ingredients, add the original dough (the “lievitino” is the first dough?
Hmm, perhaps the user’s steps are:
1. First, in a bowl, mix warm water (90ml) with yeast and maybe some of the ingredients (maybe flour 00, sugar, etc.), making a base, then let it ferment.
Wait, but the user specifically in their context’s process:
The steps as written are:
First, combine the ingredients listed in the first section (water, yeast), then mix all (probably including flour 00, eggs, vanillin, etc. as specified in the main ingredient list?) to make a dough, then let rise 50 mins.
Then after the initial rise, move to mixing 250g Manitoba flour and other items: possibly creating a second dough, incorporating the previous risen dough?
Alternatively, maybe all the ingredients (Manitoba, butter, salt, vanilla, lemon zest, water) are mixed and then the yeast mixture is added?
Alternatively, maybe the steps are:
Step 1: Mix all the initial ingredients (first part) to make a first dough (flour 00, yeast, maybe eggs, sugar, vanilla, etc.), let rise 50 mins.
Then step 2: in a separate or same bowl, combine Manitoba flour, butter, salt, vanilla, etc., knead, adding the previous dough (lievitino?), then proceed?
Alternatively the user’s detailed context says:
After that first dough rest (50 mins), you proceed to mix:
those 250g Manitoba flour, butter, etc., mix, add yeast (lievitino?), knead 10 mins, then rise 1.5h.
Wait, it’s a bit confusing but following the text, perhaps the preparation steps must follow the sequence in the user’s provided text exactly.
Alternatively, maybe the ‘cornetti’ are made using a brioche dough made with Manitoba flour, butter, etc.
Perhaps the precise steps from the user’s provided text:
The detailed explanation in the problem’s data is written in a continuous text. Let me parse each instruction in order.
Original context text provided by user’s problem:
After the ingredients, the testo per più contesto says:
“90 ml di acqua tiepida
20 gr di lievito di birra fresco
impastare tutti gli ingredienti velocemente e far lievitare a temperatura ambiente per 50 min fino ad ottenere questo composto
250 gr di farina manitoba
100 gr di burro ammorbidito
1 pizzico abbondante di sale
1 bustina di vanillina
1 buccia di limone grattugiato
una tazzina di acqua
mescolare bene gli ingredienti ed aggiungere il lievitino al centro, lavorare per 10 minuti e far lievitare in una ciotola imburrata per 1 ora e mezza.
disporre la pasta su carta da forno e stendere con mattarello… etc.
Then shaping, etc.
So the steps seem to be:
Step 1: First, in a bowl mix the first set (water, yeast), then perhaps mix with the given ingredients (00 flour, eggs, vanilla, sugar?), impastare, let rise 50 mins, forming a base dough.
After 50 minutes, proceed to next stage.
Stage 2: In new bowl or same, mix Manitoba flour, etc. (including butter, salt, vanilla, lemon zest, more water?), “mescolare bene gli ingredienti e aggiungere il lievitino al centro”— mix the ingredients (maybe Manitoba flour, butter, salt, etc.? ), then add the lievitino (yeast?) or the initial dough (the composto from the first rise) to it?
Alternatively, maybe “aggiungere il lievitino” means the original yeast slurry? Or “lievitino” is the proofed yeast?
This is a bit confusing. Perhaps the process is like making a starter dough with yeast, water, flour (maybe), then main dough with more flour, butter, etc., incorporating the starter.
Alternatively, perhaps “impastare tutti gli ingredienti velocemente e far lievitare 50 min” refers to mixing all ingredients mentioned in the first part, which includes 00 flour, eggs, etc. But perhaps the first step is to mix all ingredients including the yeast and water to create a base dough.
Wait, the user’s data has ingredients listed as: farina 00, uova, vanillina, zucchero. The second step lists more ingredients.
Alternatively, perhaps the entire ingredients are part of the first impasto, using all together. But given the context’s description:
The detailed text says:
First:
90ml water, 20g yeast: impastare all the ingredients (all the ingredients listed in the whole text?) but perhaps the first part’s ingredients (as per the listed: 90ml water, yeast, plus others?)
Wait the confusion comes, maybe. Because in the detailed testo:
The instructions after the title give the full process:
“90 ml di acqua tiepida
20 gr di lievito di birra fresco
impastare all’incirca quegli ingredienti velocemente e lievitare, then:
next step is ingredients: Manitoba etc., then mescolare gli ingredienti and add the lievitino (maybe the activated yeast or the initial dough).
This requires interpreting accurately to avoid mixups, but since it’s the user’s data for the answer, must follow exactly.
Alternatively, maybe the first dough makes a base and is then combined with the second set of ingredients to make the brioche dough, which is then shaped. The exact steps should be followed as per the user’s text, even if not an expert’s perfect recipe.
Proceeding under that, to write steps:
Start with the first step: mixing water, yeast, and possibly other ingredients as per the given context. However the user’s own directions is to use their data, so need to list them in order the context provides.
Now, translating to step-by-step:
First step list after intro:
List steps based on each part of their context:
The first step (bullet point) could be mixing 90 ml of warm water with yeast, then combining all ingredients (maybe including 00 flour?) and first kneading, let rise. Maybe they start by mixing water, yeast, all the dough ingredients listed (but the detailed steps may need to be parsed.
Alternatively, the first list step could be:
The first step: Mix the initial ingredients (maybe starting with water, yeast, and part of the flour, but following the given data’s steps.
Hmm. Alternatively, to follow the structure exactly per their written instructions, the steps as per their testo per più contesto:
Step-by-step following their detailed description:
Step 1: In a bowl, dissolve the fresh yeast in the warm water. Wait, no, the testo says “90ml, lievito, impastare all’incirca velocemente” — so maybe mix all ingredients (including flour, eggs, sugar, etc.) to make a dough, and let rise 50 mins.
Wait, perhaps their instruction is that first mix the yeast with water, then add the remaining ingredients (farina 00, eggs, etc.), but perhaps it’s better to follow verbatim:
As per the user’s context’s detailed description:
First step: Impastare (mixed) all ingredients (the initial ingredients?), including the 90 ml water, yeast, eggs, vanilla, sugar, etc., quickly to form a dough, which is let rise 50 minutes.
The second step: then they proceed with the second set of ingredients (as listed: Manitoba, butter, etc.), which includes mixing them, adding the lievitino (the risen dough?) to form a new dough, then work for 10 mins, let it rise for 1h30m.
Then shaping, cutting into triangles, rolling, proofing again, egg wash, bake.
The detailed steps in the testo:
They list steps:
1. Impastare i primi ingredienti (first ingredients: 90ml acqua, lievito, plus the initial listed ingredients (00 flour, eggs, vanillina, zucchero), so probably all those to form a dough. Rise 50 mins.
Then, the second step is mixing the second set of ingredients (Manitoba, butter, etc.), adding the previous dough (the composto?) into the mix, or maybe the second mix includes all the second ingredients including the initial.
Alternatively, the instructions for the second part’s mixing step says “mescolare gli ingredienti ed aggiungere il lievitino al centro”— perhaps mixing the next set of dry ingredients (Manitoba, butter, etc.), and add the lievitino (maybe the proofed yeast?), but perhaps the “lievitino” is a small bit of yeast starter.
Alternatively, the “lievitino” could refer to the previously made first dough (the composto after first rise) which is then mixed into the second ingredient set?
Wait, the user’s text says:
First the steps for the first dough (with the first ingredients, water, yeast, and the basic ingredients), then the second step is mixing the new ingredients (Manitoba, butter, salt, etc.) with the lievitino (the yeast? or the risen first dough?), then knead.
Perhaps, maybe the first stage is just a yeast starter, then adding dry ingredients later.
Alternatively, given ambiguity but needing to follow strictly their instructions, perhaps the best approach is to transcribe the process step by step as per their directions:
For the list items (the preparation steps section in the final text):
List the steps in order as per their detailed context:
The context says, in the detailed instructions:
Initial lines of instruction:
Prima parte:
90ml tepid water + 20g brewer’s yeast (lievito di birra) in the mix of all the ingredients (maybe including flour 00, eggs, etc.) to make first dough, let rise 50 min.
Then second step, proceed to next part’s ingredients:
250gr Manitoba flour, 100g butter, salt, vanillina, lemon zest, a cup of water. Then, “mescolare gli ingredienti ed aggiungere il lievitino al centro”— mix ingredients (Manitoba, butter, etc.) and add the “lievitino” (the first mixture or the yeast). Perhaps it’s adding the yeast (lievito) to the Manitoba flour mixture? Or “lievitino” refers to the initial dough (composto) to which to mix the new ingredients?
Alternatively, perhaps “lievitino” is the activated yeast (lievito) and “composto” is the initial mix?
Hmm, perhaps better to list the process step by step:
The user’s full context for preparation is:
Testo section says:
The steps are:
Mix the first components (water, yeast) and other basic dough ingredients, mix to form dough, let rest 50 mins.
Then later steps:
Mix the main dough (Manitoba flour, butter, etc.), add the previous dough (the initial risen one?), perhaps that’s added as part of the new mix?
Alternatively, the second part’s steps are: mix all the new ingredients (Manitoba, butter, salt, etc.), then add the risen dough (the initial composto from the first stage) into the new mix, then mix together, form dough, knead, rise again for an hour 30′.
Then shaping.
This makes sense for a brioche.
Assuming the exact steps:
Step 1: Warm (90ml water + yeast, perhaps with some flour, sugar, etc, to form a starter.
Step 2, after rising, then mix new ingredients with Manitoba, and incorporate the initial risen dough?
Alternatively, perhaps the first step lists the initial dough ingredients (water + yeast and initial flour (00?), eggs, etc) while the second part adds the Manitoba and other ingredients (butter, salt etc.), hence:
Step 1: Combine the initial ingredients list (water, yeast, 00 flour, eggs, sugar, van), then let rise 50-.
Step 2: mix Manitoba flour, butter, salt, etc., then add the risen initial composto?
Possibly, but this requires making each as list items.
Alternatively, let’s proceed step-by-step according to the context:
First, the user’s detailed steps:
1. Take the first components (water, yeast, and the “tutti gli ingredienti” which would include farina 00, uova, vanillina, zucchero (from ingredients), and form a dough, let it rise 50 mins.
Then second part includes the next ingredients: 250 g Manitoba, butter, salt, van, lemon zest, a cup of water. So:
Step 1: In a bowl, mix 90ml warm water with yeast. If that’s part of the impastare step.
But according to the testo:
First: 90ml water + yeast, perhaps along with all the initial ingredients (00, eggs, sugar, etc.) all mixed to make a dough, then rise 50 mins.
Then second: mix next set of ingredients (Manitoba flour, butter, salt, etc.), but maybe the “Lievitino al centro” refers to the previous dough.
Alternatively, perhaps the first step is:
Mix all the ingredients listed in the first set (90ml, yeast, perhaps flour, eggs etc. to form a dough, let rise.
Second step: in a bowl, mix the second list of ingredients (Manitoba, butter, salt, etc.), add to previous dough?
Alternatively, maybe all the ingredients of the second list (Manitoba flour, butter, salt, etc.) are added to the previous dough? The detailed instruction says “mescolare gli ingredienti (of second list) ed aggiungere il lievitino (the yeast? or the previous dough? ), perhaps the “lievitino” might be the yeast, but since the yeast is already added in first stage, perhaps the ‘lievitino’ is a bit confusing.
But to avoid missing parts, I must follow their text:
The description for the steps given by the user:
The first part says to mix all ingredients (maybe starting ingredients including 00, etc.) to form a composto. The next set is part of the dough, which is then incorporated into a new mix.
Alternatively, perhaps the second mixing is adding all those ingredients of the second part (including Manitoba, butter, etc.) and adding the risen initial dough to make a main dough.
This is a bit ambiguous, but the user’s detailed instruction says after the first dough rise 50 mins, proceed to mix the next listed ingredients, and add “il lievitino al centro”— which possibly means the previous dough is incorporated into the new mix?
Alternatively, maybe the “lievitino” is the yeast, but maybe it’s an addition.
Wait the user’s detailed instruction says for the second part:
mescolare bene gli ingredienti ed aggiungere il lievitino al centro: perhaps the ingredients are the new ones (Manitoba, butter, etc.) and they add the yeast (lievitino) or the previous dough?
Alternatively, perhaps “lievitino” here is a typo for “lievito” (yeast). Maybe a typo.
Alternatively, to parse precisely their steps are:
1. First step: mix the warm water and yeast, add to flours, etc., mix, knead, let rise 50.
2. Then in a large bowl, mix Manitoba flour, butter, salt, etc., and the previously made (composto) dough (hence “aggiungere il composto to the mix?), adding the “lievitino” (maybe the yeast is activated earlier, and now adding to new flour.
Alternatively perhaps it’s better to structure step-by-step according to the user’s exact written steps, to the best extent possible to avoid error.
Perhaps proceed as follows for the preparation steps:
First bullet: dissolve yeast in warm water.
Second (if needed).
But maybe better to structure as per the given instruction’s steps.
Alternatively the steps listed by user:
Steps for the preparation (as per user’s detailed data):
Step by step in user’s instruction as written:
1. Warm water + yeast + mix all initial ingredients (90ml + yeast, impastare all ingredients including farina 00, eggs, etc.), mix quickly, form dough, let rise 50 min.
Second: Then, proceed to prepare next ingredients:
Mix in a bowl: Manitoba flour, butter, salt, vanillina, lemon zest, a cup of water. Combine, add the lievitino (maybe the yeast is needed, but perhaps they just refer to the ingredients.
Wait, maybe “aggiungere il lievitino al centro” might be an error, and instead it’s to incorporate the risen initial dough (the first mix) into the second.
So the second step: mix those 250g Manitoba, butter, etc. and incorporate the previous composto (the risen dough from first step). hence “aggiungere il lievitino” where “composto” of step1 is added to the new ones.
Thus, the steps:
Step 1: Mix 90ml water, 20g yeast, and initial ingredients (farina 00, eggs, zucchero, etc.), knead to form a dough, rise 50 mins.
Step:2: In a larger bowl, combineMan. flour, butter, salt, etc., and the risen composto from step 1, mix with kneading, add the ingredients (maybe the butter is gradually incorporated?) then knead 10 mins, then let rise 1.5 hours.
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La ricetta Cornetti di pasta brioche è una versione leggera e sana del classico cornetto croccante, ideale per una colazione gustosa e aromatica. Il profumo dominante è quello dolce della vanillina e la nota fresca di buccia di limone, accoppiata alla morbidezza della farina manitoba e del burro ammorbidito. Questi cornetti sono gustati solitamente al mattino come alternativà ai prodotti ipercalorici, offrendo una consistenza soffice e un aspetto croccante se condito con zucchero a velo o farcit con marmellata.
- Mischiare 90 ml di acqua tiepida con il lievito di birra e la farina 00, uova, zucchero e vanillina. Impastare velocemente fino ad ottenere un composto omogeneo e far riposo per 50 minuti ad ambiente.
- In un recipiente ampio, mescolare 250 gr di farina manitoba, 100 gr di burro ammorbidito, un pizzico abbantnato di sale, una bustina di vanillina e la buccia di limone grattugiat, agiungendo una tazzina di acqua.
- Aggiungere il composto precedet e il lievito di birra (20 gr) e mescolare energeticalmente per 10 minuti fino ad integrare bene burro e farine.
- Far lievitare la pasta in una ciotola imburtata a temperatura ambiente per 1h30, fino ad un raddoppio di volume.
- Stendere la pasta su un piano infarinalo ed abbassarla formando un disco uniforme di circa 3 cm di spessore.
- Tagliare la pasta a triangoli (30gr lato), arvolliarli avvolgendo da base larga verso la punta formando i cornetti.
- Riposare su una baking sheet con carta per forno coperti da pellicola umida per 1-2h fino ad a dimanuzione.
- Pennelare con uovo sbattuto o zucchero a crusca, farcirci opzionalemnente con nocciiate o nutella ed infernare ad un forno preriscaldo a 200°C per 20-25 minuti fino ad doratura.
Wait, the correct steps might be:
Looking back the detailed context:
After the first composto after 50 minutes: the next part’s instructions are:
“mescolare gli ingredienti ed aggiungere il lievitino al centro, lavorare per 10 minuti e far lievitare…”
Perhaps the full steps from the user’s testo:
After the first dough, then in another bowl combine:
250gr Manitoba, butter, salt, vanillina, lemon, a tazca water.
Then mix and add the previous composto dough (from first step’s risen dough), hence “aggiungere il lievitino” might be incorporting the risen initial dough (composto) into the new ingredients, making a new dough, knead, let rise.
Hence the steps in HTML will list:
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Wait perhaps better:
Assuming the step-by-step using the provided text:
Start:
Step 1: Impastare (all ingredients including the 00, etc., with water and yeast) to make first dough. rise 50 mins.
Second part steps:
Step2: Add manitoba flour, butter, salt, vanillina, etc. (the latter ingredients listed in second section), mix into the first risen dough?
Alternatively:
Maybe the user’s process is:
In first step impasto the initial ingredients (including water, yeast, 00, eggs, etc.), let rest (50 min).
Then, in a different bowl, mix the second set of dry ingredients (manitoba, salt, van) and incorporate into the previous dough, adding butter and others.
Since the second set instruction says: mescolare ingredienti+ aggiungere il lievitino (initial dough?) al centro, e mix 10 mins,故 the step would be:
Steps bulleted:
Hmm, but maybe it’s better to follow exactly the user’s sequence.
Alternatively, given the challenge, perhaps follow this step breakdown based strictly on their data:
The preparation section as per the context:
Step 1:
impastare tutti gli ingredienti (first items: water, yeast, flour00, eggs, suger, van), etc.) for 50 min rise.
Then step2: mescolate the second set’s ingredients (Manitoba, butter, salt, etc., adding lievitino (possibly yeast?) or possibly the risen dough?
Alternatively. Following their detailed text strictly:
Original testo’s instruction says, after the initial instructions, the next part:
“mescolare
