that it's okay so we've got some yeast that we -- a quarter cup of warm water. And we have three quarters cup of milk that we Peter did melted some butter and there. And a little bit of Kremlin pressure sauerkraut and now that's cool sounds -- have settled -- and then a couple of eggs two strong those and and then we'll put some flour and bleached all purpose flour well we're gonna start will put two cups in the store women and -- Kosher salt over the top and we'll -- another two cups. I'm -- sole purpose flour and there. It's gorgeous it's a really beautiful -- not too sweet though. -- let this -- rise until it's double like this one half and his owner Edward going to -- the rest. Scott you of the way of making the talking that I haven't seen before can can show what it's a little unusual we're gonna start with a stick up. Unsalted butter which had just come up to room temperature so hopefully we'll easily. And a cup of light brown shows her. We're just gonna mix these together. They were in Minnesota -- so you get all these different levels of sweetness. So we're just dump this in right now. So we just read this now. Likes. And this -- you get a nice even coding. And now we have some wonderful pecan house and these -- whole haves and on the small these are -- which are my favorite. It's an element of filling
America classic -- Scott Peacock shows us how to whip up some pecan whirls.
way as much as you can. Just a very small amount of flour . -- flour your hands a little he just hadn't. So. It'll -- sampling. -- inside. And then we've got four tablespoons of butter that we've melted and with the sort of where this. Through there. That we have this beautiful sugar mixture inspiring us. And some sprinkled this evening over all of the time and then we have helps them toasted pecan house. I like dates and they bring all that -- we sweetness into the inside of that though. But you can leave