When I understood that Derby Day and Cinco de Mayo were both on Saturday, I do not know if I would be able to find time to cook something festive for both. I had been dying to share my recipe for Mint Cupcakes Juelp since I made the first for my dessert party last summer, they won. (. What I thought) it two days ago I was watching Pinterest, I saw a dessert inspired Churro that began the following train of thought: "Is Churros difficult to do? Ooh- fried ... not so sure. Can I cook ?? Ooh..here is a recipe that looks so easy. Yes! I will make tomorrow! "And just like that, with a list of ingredients I already had on hand, I whip these babies in about 45 minutes.
not only these baked not fried churros, but they are honestly and truly set in minutes. the ingredient list is short and cooking bases that make these last minute Cinco de Mayo very easy treatment. the soft dough is cut in a bag pastry shell on baking sheet and bake for 15 minutes. Then, you run the crispy churros with cinnamon and sugar, and if you're like me, you burn your mouth eating too soon. :)
Now that I know how easy it is to whip these, I have many ideas to make them again. How cute would they be in mini form? I think they would be perfect to dive into some dulce de leche for dessert a little Fiesta? Oh man, now I want to go get more. (I already had 3 today- it is possible not?) !!! Olé :)
Also- I got some comments indicating a problem with the consistency of the dough. I made these several times since just to make sure I did not make any mistakes. I must say they always turn to me.
I want to help if I have therefore modified the recipe with some notes and additional descriptions! It is really one of the easiest snacks and most delicious I did so I wish you all success with them!
* I use an Ateco # 847 Tip
Recipe adapted from: Cantina Cookbook Isabel