Prepare the Dough
Place warm water, yeast, and one teaspoon of the sugar into a large mixing bowl or the bowl of a stand mixer and let sit 10 minutes, until the mixture bubbles and thickens. Add the quarter cup of sugar, flour, salt, margarine, oil, egg and egg white. Combine with a wooden spoon or a dough hook in a stand mixer until all the ingredients are mixed in. Cover bowl with plastic wrap and let rise one and a half hours.









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How many Tbsp of dry yeast would this equal? don't have envelopes...
Should be 4 1/2 teaspoons (there are 2 1/4 tsp in each envelope)
Hi, can I make these on sticks? How would I apply them if yes?
Hi, can I make these on sticks? How would I apply them if yes?
I made this recipe and it came out delicious. I actually added a crumb topping from a different babka recipe and it made it taste like an authentic min babka!
The crumb idea is genius! So happy that you enjoyed
What adjustment should I make if I want to use regular muffin size pan?
Paula says, "The recipe is for a mini muffin pan, but to use a regular muffin pan, you can either place mini muffin liners into the cups of the regular pan to get small tall bites, or use regular size liners and get wider babka bites."