GORDITAS DE LECHE CONDENSADA 😋👌🏼👌🏼
INGREDIENTES :
4 tzs de Harina de trigo
2 Huevos
1 cda de Polvo para hornear
1/2 tz de Aceite
1 lata de Leche condensada (380g)
1 cdita de Vainilla
1/2 tz de Leche
1 Pizca de sal
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▪︎PROCEDIMIENTO:
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Agrega y tamiza la harina en un colador con la pisca de sal y el polvo para hornear.
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Coloca el resto de los ingredientes, como los huevos, aceite, leche condensada, cucharadita de vainilla y leche en un recipiente o en una mesa que esté limpia.
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Mezcla los ingredientes y amasa poco a poco hasta obtener una masa no pegajosa y suave.
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Divide la masa en pequeñas bolitas y aplasta con las palmas de las manos.
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Calienta un sartén a fuego lento.
Introduce las gorditas durante 5 minutos y con una espátula voltea.
Revisa que se vean doraditas.
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Oh my goodness, if you're anything like me, you're always on the hunt for a simple yet incredibly satisfying sweet treat. And let me tell you, these homemade gorditas de leche condensada are an absolute game-changer! When I first tried making these, I was surprised by how easy they were to whip up, and the taste truly transports you straight to a Mexican panadería. They're often called 'gorditas de leche' or even 'pancakes con leche condensada' because of their delightful pancake-like texture and the star ingredient: sweetened condensed milk. Getting that perfect dough for your gorditas is key. The recipe says to mix until it's not sticky and soft, but a little tip I learned is to really pay attention to the feel. If it's a bit too sticky, don't be afraid to add just a tiny bit more flour, a tablespoon at a time, until it's smooth and easily handled but still very pliable. Conversely, if it feels too stiff, a teaspoon of milk can work wonders. I always let my dough rest for about 10-15 minutes after kneading; it just makes it even softer and easier to work with when forming those perfect round, flat shapes that are characteristic of freshly made gorditas. This little rest can make all the difference in the final texture. Now, onto the cooking! The original recipe mentions heating a pan on low heat, and that's super important. Don't rush it! These gorditas benefit from a gentle, even heat to cook through without burning the outside. I usually aim for a medium-low setting. You'll know they're ready to flip when you see tiny bubbles forming on the surface and the edges start to look set. After flipping, they should develop that beautiful golden-brown, slightly toasted surface that makes them so appetizing. I love watching them puff up slightly as they cook, a sign of their delicious fluffiness. Don't crowd the pan; cook them in batches to ensure consistent heat and browning. Once they're done, the possibilities for serving are endless! Of course, they're fantastic just as they are, warm off the pan. But if you want to elevate your gorditas de leche condensada experience, try a light dusting of cinnamon sugar, a drizzle of warm cajeta (dulce de leche), or even fresh berries and a dollop of whipped cream. For those who really love the sweetness, an extra drizzle of condensed milk (or 'Lechera' brand, for that authentic touch implied by 'gorditas de lechera recipe') is always a hit! My family loves them for a special breakfast, but honestly, they make a perfect dessert or an afternoon snack with a cup of coffee. These sweet pancakes are truly a versatile and beloved treat that I encourage everyone to try!


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