
Salted Bretzeli
One dough, three variations: sesame, cumin and Gruyère
Hello foodies,
do you like bretzeli? We do! That's why we've brought our bretzel iron out again, this time for a savoury version.
From a single dough you can make three kinds: with sesame, with cumin and with Gruyère. Of course, you can also season them to your own taste.
These paper-thin, crispy bretzeli are perfect for an apéro or served as a side to a starter, for example with our Salmon and Prawn Terrine. And packed in a pretty box, they make a wonderful homemade gift.



Ingredients
Sesame variant
Cumin variant
Gruyère variant
Step by Step
Dough
Melt the butter
To start, melt 70 g butter in the microwave, about 1 minute at 600 watts.



Mix the liquid ingredients
Pour 250 g milk and 100 g double cream into a bowl, add the melted butter and stir everything together.



Sift the flour
Sift 250 g flour over the liquid. This way there will be no lumps in your dough.



Stir smooth and divide
Stir everything vigorously with the whisk until the dough is nice and smooth. Now it gets exciting: we are making three different kinds of bretzeli! Divide the dough between 3 bowls, about 200 g in each.



Three flavours to season
Sesame
Put 2 tbsp sesame, 2 generous pinches of salt and 3 turns of the pepper mill into the first bowl and mix everything well.



Cumin
Into the second bowl go 1 tbsp cumin, 2 pinches of salt and 3 turns of the pepper mill. Use a measuring spoon to measure the spices very precisely.



Gruyère
Finally, grate 50 g of Gruyère with the steel grater into the last bowl, season to taste with salt and pepper and mix everything well. By the way, we love this grater for sweet and savoury alike!



Baking
Preheat the salted bretzeli iron
Your three doughs are ready! Switch on the bretzeli iron and let it get really hot before the first dough goes in.



Put the dough into the iron
Place one teaspoon of dough in the middle of the iron, so the bretzeli turn out nice and thin. Close the iron and press down gently.



Bake until golden brown
Bake each bretzeli for about 2 to 3 minutes. The exact time depends on your bretzeli iron, so it's best to check the first few now and then. Once the bretzeli is golden brown, take it out.



Let them cool
Place the bretzeli on a cake rack to cool, and keep baking until all the dough is used up. Let them cool completely before putting them into a box or tin, otherwise they will go soft.




Salted Bretzeli
Ingredients
Dough
Sesame variant
Cumin variant
Gruyère variant
Method
- Dough: Melt 70 g butter, stir in 250 g milk and 100 g cream, sift in 250 g flour, stir until smooth, divide among 3 bowls of approx. 200 g each.
- Sesame: 2 EL sesame, 2 generous pinches of salt, 3 turns of pepper.
- Cumin: 1 EL cumin, 2 pinches of salt, 3 turns of pepper.
- Gruyère: 50 g finely grated Gruyère, salt and pepper to taste.
- Baking: Place 1 tsp dough each into the hot bretzel iron, bake 2 to 3 min until golden brown, let cool completely on a cake rack.
Nutrition per 100 g
Storage & shelf life
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Recommended from our bakery, in exactly the sizes this recipe was tested with.
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To make sure they turn out perfectly
Every bretzeli iron heats differently. Open the iron now and then during the first bretzeli and find the perfect baking time for your bretzeli.
Sesame, cumin and Gruyère are our favourites, but the dough is a wonderful base for your own ideas. Simply divide it up and season each bowl differently.
In a cookie box or a cookie tin, the bretzeli make a great gift for an apéro. Important: only pack them once they have cooled down completely.
Frequently asked questions
About one teaspoon. This makes the bretzeli wonderfully thin and nicely crisp. Too much dough makes them thick and they stay soft.
Most often they were packed while still warm. Let them cool down completely on the cake rack and then store them in an airtight tin.
In an airtight tin at room temperature, they stay crisp for about a week.
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