Kitty Cat Rolls (All Curled Up!). Great recipe for Kitty Cat Rolls (All Curled Up!). Cat lovers of the world unite! You can choose any filling you like.
If you find it difficult to stick it, put a bit of water.
One of the classic slumbering feline positions, the cat curled up sleeping move is timeless and it enjoys the same day in and day out.
The stance is characterized by having all the legs and the tail being tucked in and with the head and neck curled towards the center of the cat's body - giving the appearance of a ball of fur.
You can Have Kitty Cat Rolls (All Curled Up!) using 5 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Kitty Cat Rolls (All Curled Up!)
- What You needis 280 grams of Dough of your choice (use dough that finished its first rising).
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- Lets Go Prepare 1 of Filling of your choice.
- What You needis 1 of if desired Beaten egg for finishing.
- What You needis 1 of Decorating pen, chocolate decorating pen etc..
A cat doesn't roll over on its back unless it feels safe and secure. In fact, a cat rolls over on its back when it's at its most relaxed state. Think of it as kitty zen mode. If a cat rolls over in front of you, it's a good sign.
Kitty Cat Rolls (All Curled Up!) step by step
- Divide the dough that finished its first rising into 5 pieces (for face). Each should be 15 g. Take rest of the dough (for body and tail) and divide them into 5 round shapes. Let it rest..
- From the edge of body dough, cut off tail portion. Roll out the body dough to a rectangle of about 14 cm long. Set the filling on top (the photo shows walnuts and chocolate chips)..
- Roll up the dough from the front and seal it. Put the dough seam-side down and bend the right edge in a curved side-ways U shape (as shown on the photo). Pinch the dough so it doesn't separate..
- Making tails: First make 5 bodies. Cover the dough with moistened and tightly wrung out kitchen towel or put them in a plastic container to prevent them from drying out..
- To form a face, roll out dough into a 3-4cm round shape. Make 2 deep cuts on the upper part to make ears. Use your fingers to stand them up..
- Put face in the middle of the body. Press the edge of the face to stick tightly to the body..
- Place them on a baking tray and let rise for a second time using the proof mode of your oven. Once its done, preheat the oven. If you prefer, apply the egg coating..
- While preheating the oven, I draw a face using a decorating pen with https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/147023-homemade-deco-pen-bread.
- Bake them for 12 minutes in the preheated oven at 180℃. You can also draw a face after it's baked using a chocolate decorating pen. Have fun decorating it..
This is your cat's way of saying, "I trust you." A defensive cat is fearful, and reacting to a threat. They might be curled up in a ball, rolled to one side, tail tucked in close. Their ears will be flattened, pupils dilated, and they may be hissing. If the threat continues, they may launch an attack. If you see your cat in this position, don't approach.