CookingMike Miller - CookingNo Frying! Just Put the Flour in Boiling Water! Try This Old Chef Trick!

No Frying! Just Put the Flour in Boiling Water! Try This Old Chef Trick!

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Published Sep 8, 2026, 5:00 PM · 5w ago

Mike Miller - Cooking
Mike Miller - Cooking
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Skip the fryer and try this boiling technique for perfect cheese-stuffed rolls. Get a bakery-quality pastry right at home. This video demonstrates a unique dough preparation process that begins right on the stovetop. Instead of traditional frying or standard rising, you cook flour and boiling water in a pot for twenty minutes. This creates a pliable, soft base that is ready to be filled with cheese and baked until golden. If you want to master a simple cooked dough method that yields impressive textures, this is for you. It removes the guesswork from baking and delivers a consistent, delicious result that feels like it came from a professional shop. You do not need fancy equipment to pull this off, just a pot and an oven. Subscribe for more restaurant-quality recipes made simple, and let me know in the comments if you want to see more baking techniques.
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