Add sugar and part of the milk - mix until the yeast dissolves.
1 teaspoon sugar, 80 ml milk
Add the rest of the milk and mix.
Cover the bowl with the yeast with cling film or a kitchen towel and set aside in a warm place for about 20 minutes - during this time, the yeast should rise and become very foamy.
Step 2 - preparing the yeast dough
Place the wheat flour in a large bowl, add the remaining ingredients.
250 g all-purpose flour, 50 g sugar, 50 ml oil, 1 egg
Pour in the yeast starter and knead the dough - I mix it with a stand mixer with a dough hook - I mix until the dough is smooth and comes away from the bowl.
Cover the prepared dough with cling film or a towel and set aside in a warm place for about an hour to rise.
Step 3 - preparing the sweet bun
Remove the risen dough onto a lightly floured kitchen counter and knead briefly.
Roll out into a thin flatbread - about 0.5 cm thick.
Spread the entire surface with cream - for me, it was 6 very heaped teaspoons.
approx. 140 g Biscoff spread
Cut the dough into strips about 4-5 cm wide.
Roll one of the strips into a coil.
Place this coil at the end of another strip and roll them together, enlarging the coil.
Repeat rolling until you have used all the strips.
Arrange the dough in the pan - in its center.
Cover the pan with foil or a towel and set aside in a warm place for about 30 minutes - for the dough to puff up.
Step 4 - baking the sweet bun
While the dough is rising, turn on the oven - set the temperature to 170 degrees with convection or 180 degrees in top/bottom heat mode.
Place the risen sweet bun in the oven and bake for about 30 minutes - until nicely browned.
After baking, cool the dough.
Step 5 - preparing the icing
Briefly heat the Biscoff cream (e.g., in a microwave) to make it more liquid.
approx. 20 g Biscoffv spread
Add the cream to the powdered sugar and mix.
100 g powdered sugar
Pour in the milk gradually, stirring constantly, until you get a smooth and thick icing.
approx. 20 ml milk
Spread the icing over the top of the cake.
Finally, you can additionally sprinkle the top with crushed cookies, but it's not necessary :)
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A glass has a capacity of 250 ml.See the notes below the recipe for possible product substitutes or recipe tips.The recipe video is in Polish, but you can watch it to see the step-by-step process.