1 https://omasrezepte.de/krapfen-backen-nach-omas-rezept/ 2 https://www.chefkoch.de/rezepte/1296591234805328/Berliner.html 3 https://www.chefkoch.de/rezepte/956881201257863/Burgis-Faschingskrapfen.html 4 https://www.einfachbacken.de/rezepte/krapfen-klassiker-selber-machen 5 https://alltastesgerman.com/krapfen-recipe/ 6 https://josemola.de/rezepte/berliner-nach-marcel-paa/ 7 https://www.marcelpaa.com/rezepte/berliner-pfannkuchen/ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Maida 560g 500g 500g 500g 500g 530g 500g Milk 220ml 250ml 200ml 200ml 240ml 260g 220g Sugar 70g 150g 2TbSp 50g 50g 20g 40g Butter 70g 60g 130g 70g 60g 60g 75g Egg 2 1 1 1 Egg Yolk 3 2 4 4 Vanilla 1TeSp 1 1 Vanilla Sugar 1Pack 1Pack Lemon Zest 1/2 1TbSp 1/2 Salt 4g 1Pinch 1/2TeSp 1/2TeSp 1Pinch 9g 7g Yeast 20g 30g 12g 21g 18g 20g Dry Yeast 1TbSp Vinegar 1TbSp Vinegar: Makes the dough absorbing less oil when frying. Maida 500g Milk 220ml Sugar 40g Butter 70g Egg 2 Egg Yolk - Vanilla 1TeSp Vanilla Sugar - Lemon Zest - Salt 1/2TeSp Yeast - Dry Yeast 10g Vinegar 1TbSp 1. Make dough from all ingredients. 2. let it rest for 30 minutes. 3. Make around 16-20 pieces and put them on a tray, leave enough distance. 4. Cover them with a cloth. (or dust them little bit and cover with plastic foil) 5. Let them rest until their size doubled (2-4h). 6. Remove cover and let them rest 30 minutes, they'll get a little skin. 7. Put oil into a pan, heat it to 170-180 degrees. 8. Put dough balls with the "opening" on top into the oil. 9. Fry both sides 2-3 minutes, until they have golden colour.