jueves, 2 de noviembre de 2017
[: en]Buñuelos en Houston are delicious and easy to find now, but where did they come from? What’s their history?
If you have never had a beignet in Houston, you have got to try one! They’re warm and delicious!
Deep frying food has been a way of life for people all over the world for many decades, and even dates back to 5th century BC. There are several kinds of beignets, though, depending on the part of the world you’re in.
Houston Beignets – The ones you see here in the city of Houston are the French-style deep-fried choux pastry, covered in sugar. In Canada, the word “beignet” is also used to refer to donuts of any type, and can also be spelled “beigne.”
French-Style – Though typically filled with fruit or jam, they can also be filled with meat, cheese, potatoes, or seafood.
Petanca de berlín – Yeast pastry is another way to make beignets. These are typically sphere-shaped and filled with fruit or jam.
Corsica Fritelli – In Corsica, these donuts are made with chestnut flour and referred to as Beignets de farine de châtaigne.
Early French settlers brought beignets overseas with them when they migrated to Acadia on the eastern Canadian coast in the 17th century. The dessert’s French influences reached the region of New Orleans in the 18th century.
Según el periódico de Nueva Orleans El Picayune, publicado en 1902:
The ancient French colonists brought the custom of serving sweet entrements and eatres, such as Beignets, Compotes, Souffles, Gelees, etc., from the old mother country to Louisiana. The Creoles applied these to the various delightful and refreshing fruits, which abound in Louisiana . . . The custom of serving these sweet entrements spread from New Orleans to other portions of the United States, ’til now no fastidious chef would think of keeping a fashionable hotel or restaurant without including some of these in the daily bill of fare.
Cafe du Monde abrió en 1862 en el mercado francés de Nueva Orleans. Su café con leche y beignets se hicieron famosos rápidamente, y las filas para comprar estas golosinas se hicieron cada vez más largas a lo largo de los años. Este hito de NOLA todavía está abierto las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana y sirve buñuelos en juegos de tres.
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The History of Beignets – Houston | Shipley Do-Nuts[:]