Sugar Heart Buns from Ready-Made Dough

Cookinero 30 Jul 2025

Yeast dough pastries have always occupied a special place in cooking. Homemade pies and buns are especially popular, because both adults and children love homemade pastries! Delicious heart-shaped buns are very easy and simple to prepare. To get an appetizing crust on the pastries, you need to grease the dough blanks with egg yolk before baking. A mandatory element of this recipe is sugar. It will make the crust on the "hearts" sweeter and tastier!

How to cook Sugar Heart Buns from Ready-Made Dough

Step 1

Sugar Heart Buns from Ready-Made Dough

Take a deep bowl and break a chicken egg into it. Separate the white from the yolk. Stir the yolk in the bowl.

Step 2

Sugar Heart Buns from Ready-Made Dough

Sprinkle a clean surface with a little flour. Lay out the yeast dough and divide it into 4 parts.

Step 3

Sugar Heart Buns from Ready-Made Dough

Roll each of the four pieces out thinly and dust again with a little flour.

Step 4

Sugar Heart Buns from Ready-Made Dough

Roll the rolled dough into a roll and pinch the edges. Then fold the roll, connecting both edges together.

Step 5

Sugar Heart Buns from Ready-Made Dough

Cut the rolled up rolls, not all the way through, to form a heart shape. Grease the dough pieces with egg yolk, a little vegetable oil and sprinkle with sugar. Place baking paper on a baking tray and place the dough "hearts" on it.

Step 6

Sugar Heart Buns from Ready-Made Dough

Bake the heart buns for 25-30 minutes in an oven preheated to 180 C. Once the pastry is ready, cool it by removing the baking tray from the oven. Leave the pastry for 5-7 minutes. Ready!

Sugar Heart Buns from Ready-Made Dough - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, you can use whole beaten eggs for a richer color, but yolks alone give a deeper golden hue.
Use homemade yeast dough or even puff pastry for a flakier texture. Thaw frozen dough completely before shaping.
Store in an airtight container at room temperature for 2-3 days. Reheat briefly for best texture.
Yes! Use plant-based dough, flax egg instead of yolk, and coconut oil with almond milk for brushing.
Prevents sticking and makes shaping easier. Don't over-flour—just a light sprinkle for workability.
Absolutely! Freeze before baking, then thaw, proof 30 minutes, and bake as directed—add 2-3 extra minutes.
Enjoy warm with coffee, or fill with jam or Nutella after baking for a sweet surprise inside.
Tent with foil after 15 minutes and reduce oven temp by 10°C to prevent over-browning.

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