The Sensational Dessert That Survived The Ottoman Invasion, The New York Roll

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Learn how to make the ultimate New York Rolls with four delicious flavors: Coconut, Ruby Chocolate, Pistachio, and Dark Chocolate. From crafting the perfect dough to shaping, filling, and baking, we guide you through every step to ensure your rolls turn out beautifully.
But wait, there's more! Discover the fascinating history behind New York Rolls, tracing their origins back to the 13th century and exploring their connection to Vienna and the Ottoman Empire. You'll be captivated by the story of Franz Kolschitzky and how his contribution shaped these delectable pastries.
Dough Ingredients:
500g (4 cups) flour
½ tbsp salt
60g (¾ cup) sugar
10g (⅓ tbsp) yeast
100ml (½ cup) cold milk
160ml (⅔ cup) cold water
50g (¼ cup) butter
Butter Shaping:
240g (1 cup) softened butter
Filling Base:
3 egg yolks
45g (¼ cup) sugar
25g (¼ cup) cornstarch
350ml (1 cup) milk
Fillings:
Dark Chocolate Filling:
20g (0.15 cups) dark chocolate
Ruby Chocolate Filling:
20g (0.15 cups) ruby chocolate
Pistachio Filling:
10g (0.1 cups) pistachio paste
Coconut Filling:
Shaved coconut (to taste)
Ganache:
Dark Chocolate Ganache:
40g (1.4 oz) dark chocolate
1 tsp coffee
Ruby Chocolate Ganache:
40g (1.4 oz) ruby chocolate
1 tsp coffee
White Chocolate Ganache:
40g (1.4 oz) white chocolate
1 tsp coffee
Pistachio Ganache:
20g (0.7 oz) pistachio paste
160g (0.7 cups) heavy whipping cream
Preparation Time: 6 hours
Baking Time: 35-40 minutes
Get ready to embark on a culinary adventure with these viral New York Rolls. Join us as we uncover the secrets behind their creation and guide you through making these delectable treats at home. Don't forget to like this video and share your New York Rolls experience in the comments! #NewYorkRoll #dessert #croissant #viennoiserie #painauchocolat

[@mitchyoung93]

Man, they didn't teach me the Ottomans invaded New York in school. Learn something every day!

[@cookinghistory177]

That's the first time I hear something like that lol

[@zoepabor8606]

buen punto, sabes en mi ciudad se hacen algunos panecillos de esos en una olla de barro tienen mas de 132 años que se hacen de forma comercial, resulta que la receta de las masas arabes turcas o rusas llegaron cuando los españoles, ya que venian entre ellos arabes huyendo. eso dice la historia. que el arabe educo al español, el frances refino la gastronomia, etc. con esa receta puedes hacer mas de 20 panes diferentes incluidos casi todos en sarten yo tengo la mesa el palote especial asi delgadito definitivamente en new york se refinaron con el relleno habria que probar los dos @cookinghistory177 que nos diga la diferencia

[@pswoop]

Oh my goodness, let him cook. Literally 🔥🔥

[@cookinghistory177]

Ayyy much apreciated bro!

[@519achilles]

Hahahaha that comment is epic!!!😂

[@cookinghistory177]

Hello guys, I hope you all enjoy this recipe! It's a long, but very delicious one! Tell me in the comments if you like it.

[@user-rb6eg9bb8z]

좋은 정보 감사합니다.

[@philtyrich1]

I just wanted to say thank you for this in-depth step by step video I made these yesterday it was a long process but well worth the end result I just have to fill them , dip in ganache and add toppings today cant wait to take some picks .

[@stooge81]

Came for an awesome recipe, left with an awesome recipe. And a bonus history lesson. *double win*

[@cookinghistory177]

I’m happy you enjoyed it😁!

[@pswoop]

BRO this video is doing AMAZING! I could not be happier for you!! Keep up the great work, looking forward to more!

[@cookinghistory177]

Thanks bro! It's insane how one video is carrying my channel lol

[@humanrights9970]

Hope you continue this way 🌟Hello from Kyrgyzstan 👋

[@noorskitchenconnection]

Woooow Amazing Recipe a nice Recipe thanks for sharing such a nice Recipe 👌👌👌

[@LostfoodCooking]

We will definitely try this recipe! Thank you for sharing the video with us 🙏🏽❤️

[@cookinghistory177]

My pleasure! I hope you enjoy them! 🤩

[@ripascorner8681]

Excellent.

[@actuallyhusksofcorn3028]

A wonderfully constructed, & equally well delivered tutorial. I can't wait to attempt this recipe under your guidance. Thank you for taking the time, and effort necessary to share!

[@cookinghistory177]

Thank you 😊. I really appreciate the kind words!

[@TaslimasSimpleKitchen8348]

Your processing dough making, rolling and presentation and talking sharing history, decoration and at your voice every part I enjoyed and learned many step. I say it is really a fantastic, delicious and tasty recipe. Good luck to you friend ❤❤❤❤❤

[@cookinghistory177]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@CrMizer]

Beautiful & love the history ❤️

[@cookinghistory177]

Thank you so much, It means alot! I’m happy you enjoyed it😇.

[@francineshannon3078]

I love baking and history... and I love learning new things. I can't wait to try this recipe so thank you for sharing it step-by-step! ❤

[@cookinghistory177]

Hi Francine, thanks a lot for the comment! It's really awesome to see like minded people who love cooking and history😊. Let me know how it turns out when you try it!

[@medihakaya4593]

Lovely!

[@rueedward]

Subscribeddd❤❤

[@Chiffon-36]

Wow! So glad I landed on this YT channel. I was actually going to pay for a course that showed how to make these and here you are kind enough to share for free. So greatful. Thankyou!

[@cookinghistory177]

Thanks for the kind comment. I hope you enjoy the recipe 🙏

[@Chiffon-36]

@@cookinghistory177 Many thanks to you too. Am sure I will..looks lush!

[@Ocean-zj6vh]

I like the history part!! Kudos

[@cookinghistory177]

Awesome!! Thanks for the info 😁

[@YemekteNeVar..]

Woow looks so yummy very very nice like 👍🏻

[@ligiasouza3202]

muito lindooo e maravilhoso adoreii gratidão 😊❤❤

[@myhomecookingrecipes7839]

Wow fantastic very yummy yummy recipe nice presentation

[@cookinghistory177]

Thanks for the kind words!🙏😊

[@bodozlamaadam]

Efsane yaw ellerine sağlık şefim

[@Food-Language]

I love learning about the history behind dishes, so interesting! Never would have thought that croissants are a mutated version of kipferl 😆

[@cookinghistory177]

Yeah and I didn’t even know what kipferl was haha. I’m glad you enjoyed it! 🙏. Do you think it’s presented well?

[@Food-Language]

@@cookinghistory177 Yes perfect, the duration of the history part is on point, I enjoyed the video! Keep 'em coming.

[@dunzxoxo]

So glad I came across this recipe. U have sure made it much easier to do compared to others I have seen. My question would be, could one leave it in the freezer over night then bake in the morning? Do all the folds with the butter first and, when ready to cut into the shape freeze, or freeze as a flat piece, then roll out the next morning, cool then cut and proof?

[@fabiesque]

Uhmmmmm GORGEOUS!

[@cookinghistory177]

Thanks 😊

[@McTAnGuS]

Looks awesome. Thank you youtube algorithm

[@cookinghistory177]

Thank you! I’m happy you enjoyed the video😁

[@talentsindo8034]

Terlihat sangat menggiurkan ...channel yang sangat menarik untuk diikuti.Terus berkarya dan semangatIt looks very tempting...a very interesting channel to follow. Keep up the good work and enthusiasm

[@bassamal-kaaki3253]

Great job :)

[@cookinghistory177]

Thanks 🙏!!

[@bassamal-kaaki3253]

@@cookinghistory177 You’re very welcome. I was trying to find this dessert in Montreal and found a place in old port. However I want to make them myself now that I have the recipe, thanks to you 🥰

[@cookinghistory177]

Awesome! I hope you enjoy it, they are very delicious. You need to eat them fresh though, because after a day or 2, they become quite hard.

[@bassamal-kaaki3253]

@@cookinghistory177 Will eat them once out of the oven 🤩

[@mommynab]

Or, go to NYC, and stand in the super long Lafayette bakery line like I did. Only to get to the front, and they run out.😢 Now, I am just happy with putting pistachio cream on a fresh croissant from a local french bakery.

[@cookinghistory177]

That’s a bummer 😅. Pistachio cream is sooo good, I would put it on anything. There is a baker close to me that makes pistachio eclairs 🤤🤤🤤. It’s my favourite dessert ever.

[@BifolikaDesigns]

This will take me 3 business days :))

[@Marcilene_g]

Então, é assim que faz. Chegou no Brasil e viralizou. Pena onde eu moro não vende, mas agora tenho a receita para comer e vender 😂😅.

[@cookinghistory177]

I had to translate to understand, but thank you for the kind words 😁!

[@rufumustafa]

Prosto super, bravo! Privet iz Baku! ❤

[@NhiNguyen-pv7oy]

thank u for your video but can I ask what type of flour you use for this recipe? thank u sm

[@cookinghistory177]

Hi, it’s just all purpose flour

[@NhiNguyen-pv7oy]

thank Chef so much for your respond ❤

[@junaidahzulkafli6374]

Hi look delicious..can i know what kind of flour did you use..wheat or bread flour..

[@cookinghistory177]

It was all purpose wheat flour 👍

[@junaidahzulkafli6374]

Thank you so much..😍 1 more question..softener butter means butter in room temperature or indeed the type of softened butter in the bakery

[@cookinghistory177]

@junaidahzulkafli6374 yes just room temperature is fine

[@junaidahzulkafli6374]

Thank you againnn 😍

[@Chiffon-36]

Ps. FTAO Chef: Is that plain flour or Self raising flour you used? Thanks

[@cookinghistory177]

Its plain flour 👍

[@BumbleBee20002]

❤❤❤

[@rini6]

Now, how can I get someone to make these for me?🤔

[@ThePeachgaming]

So... this is just a swiss roll with the filling put in AFTER baking?

[@cookinghistory177]

it's more like a rolled croissant with a filling

[@ThePeachgaming]

@@cookinghistory177 but swiss rolls are aleady often made with croissant dough, just when you roll it you put pastry cream, raisins and brown sugar on it

[@cookinghistory177]

@@ThePeachgaming Oh okey, I didn't know. In that case you're right 😁

[@KASHISH-bm4jm]

Egg yolks replacement

[@cookinghistory177]

You don't have to use eggs if you don't want to. It will thicken up just fine, as long as there is cornstarch.

[@amyz673]

These look delicious but waaaaay too labor intensive.

[@cookinghistory177]

They are 😅. But definitely worth it!

[@houchi69]

They invented it? I doubt it.

[@greenmachine5600]

They did, don't be jealous

[@oasisdo]

@@greenmachine5600They did not invent the French croissant recipe, which uses the very French puff pastry

[@oasisdo]

The puff pastry you make has nothing Ottoman about it! This is the French recipe and technique for puff pastry. Only the dough rolling is a legacy of the Ottomans. Otherwise the recipe for the dough is strictly French