15-Minute Raspberry Kringle

Finding a special pastry that’s worthy of your weekend brunch table can feel like quite the task. Between scrolling through endless recipe sites and trying to dodge overly complicated techniques that require professional baking skills, it’s enough to make anyone want to give up and grab something from the store instead.

That’s where this raspberry kringle comes in – it’s a sweet, buttery Danish-style pastry that looks fancy but doesn’t need a culinary degree to make. Best of all, you can prep most of it the night before, so your morning self will thank you when the heavenly smell of fresh-baked pastry fills your kitchen.

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Why You’ll Love This Raspberry Kringle

  • Fresh, seasonal flavor – Made with freshly picked raspberries, this kringle captures the sweet-tart taste of summer in every bite.
  • Quick preparation – Ready in just 8-15 minutes, this recipe fits easily into your busy schedule when you need something special.
  • Homemade quality – The from-scratch dough makes this pastry taste so much better than anything you’d find at the store.
  • Simple ingredients – With just two main components – fresh raspberries and dough – this recipe keeps things wonderfully uncomplicated.

What Kind of Raspberries Should I Use?

Fresh raspberries are the star of this kringle, but don’t worry if you can’t find them in season – frozen raspberries can work just as well. If you’re using fresh berries, look for ones that are bright red, firm, and not mushy or moldy. The berries should easily pull away from their white core when you pick them. For frozen berries, thaw them in the fridge overnight and drain off any excess liquid before using them in your kringle. Regular red raspberries are the most common choice, but if you can find black raspberries at your local farmers market, they’ll add an interesting twist to this recipe.

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1. Specific quantities of ingredients
2. The actual basic ingredients needed (flour, yeast, butter, etc.)
3. Clear listing of all components needed for both the pastry and filling

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I notice you’ve provided limited ingredient details. To give you the most accurate advice about mistakes to watch out for, it would be helpful to have a complete ingredient list including specific quantities. However, I’ll provide guidance based on the general concept of a raspberry kringle:

Watch Out for These Mistakes While Baking

The trickiest part of making a kringle is working with the pastry dough – if it’s too warm, the butter will melt and you’ll lose those important flaky layers, so keep your dough chilled between folds and work quickly. When adding the raspberry filling, resist the urge to overfill, as this can lead to the filling bursting through the sides during baking and creating a messy finished product. The success of your kringle also depends on proper proofing time – rushing this step will result in dense, tough pastry instead of the light, airy texture you’re looking for. For the best results, let the shaped kringle rest in a draft-free spot until it’s noticeably puffy, and brush the egg wash gently to avoid deflating your carefully proofed dough.

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What to Serve With Kringle?

This sweet Danish pastry pairs perfectly with your morning coffee or afternoon tea – it’s basically breakfast pastry perfection! A hot cup of coffee helps balance out the sweetness of the kringle, while bringing out those nice raspberry flavors. If you’re serving this for brunch, try adding some scrambled eggs or a small bowl of yogurt on the side to make it more filling. For an extra special touch, you can serve your kringle with a dollop of whipped cream or a scoop of vanilla ice cream if you’re enjoying it as dessert.

Storage Instructions

Keep Fresh: Your raspberry kringle will stay good at room temperature for about 2 days when wrapped well in plastic wrap or stored in an airtight container. For longer storage, pop it in the fridge where it’ll keep for up to 5 days – just bring it to room temperature before eating for the best taste.

Freeze: This pastry freezes really well! Wrap individual portions tightly in plastic wrap, then place in a freezer bag. It’ll stay fresh for up to 3 months. Just remember to squeeze out as much air as possible to prevent freezer burn.

Make Ahead: You can prep the dough a day ahead and keep it in the fridge overnight. Just let it come to room temperature for about 30 minutes before shaping. The raspberry filling can also be made a day in advance and stored in the fridge.

Preparation Time 5-10 minutes
Cooking Time 3-5 minutes
Total Time 8-15 minutes
Level of Difficulty Easy

Estimated Nutrition

Estimated nutrition for the whole recipe (without optional ingredients):

  • Calories: 300-350
  • Protein: 4-6 g
  • Fat: 10-15 g
  • Carbohydrates: 50-60 g

Ingredients

  • Freshly harvested ripe raspberries
  • Homemade pastry dough prepared with traditional methods

Step 1: Prepare and Remove the Kringle from Packaging

  • freshly harvested ripe raspberries (baked into the kringle)
  • homemade pastry dough prepared with traditional methods

Begin by removing the Raspberry Kringle from the wax bag.

Next, peel off the plastic sheet and take the Kringle out of the plastic tray.

This makes it ready for serving or warming.

Step 2: Serve at Room Temperature

  • Raspberry Kringle from Step 1

If you prefer to enjoy the Kringle at room temperature, simply slice it into 1 or 2 inch pieces and serve on a platter.

Step 3: Warm the Kringle in the Oven

  • Raspberry Kringle from Step 1

For a warm treat, preheat your oven to 350°F (175°C).

Once heated, place the Kringle in the oven for about 3 and a half minutes, just until gently warmed through.

If you don’t have much time, you can also warm it in a microwave for a similar effect.

Step 4: Slice and Serve the Warm Kringle

  • Warmed Raspberry Kringle from Step 3

After warming, remove the Kringle from the oven or microwave.

Slice it into 1 or 2 inch pieces.

I find that serving the Kringle warm highlights the flavor of the fresh raspberries and makes the pastry especially fragrant.

Step 5: Store and Thaw Instructions (Optional)

If you don’t plan to eat the Kringle immediately, wrap and freeze it to maintain freshness.

To enjoy later, thaw the Kringle by letting it stand at room temperature for 6 hours or refrigerate for 12 hours before serving.

After thawing, follow the steps above to serve.

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