Yellow brioche bread
※ Dough . | High powder 250g |
Milk 86 grams | White sugar 40g |
High sugar resistant yeast 3 grams | Eggs 75 grams |
Salt 3 grams | Butter 100 grams |
※ Filling/Decoration . | Bamboo Salt Yellow Peel Dried 60 grams |
Whole egg liquid 10 grams |
Step 1
Mix milk + eggs + white sugar together and freeze them into semi-liquid ice in advance;Step 2
Cut the dried yellow skin into small pieces, remove the core, soak it in water in advance and absorb the water with kitchen paper;Step 3
Pour the semi-liquid into a chef's bucket and add high-sugar yeast, cake flour, salt and half of the softened butter;Step 4
Knead it into a ball and stretch it out to have a certain elasticity;Step 5
Add the other half of the butter, knead it evenly first, and then knead it at high speed until it is completely absorbed and the glove film can be stretched out;Step 6
Roll into a round shape and become smooth, seal in a pot, and ferment at room temperature of 26 degrees until doubled in size;Step 7
Divide it into six equal parts, roll one part into 20*7cm, and then roll it up;Step 8
Do all the rest and let it rest for 15 minutes;Step 9
Then take the first portion in order, roll it into 25*6cm, sprinkle with 10 grams of dried yellow peel, and roll it up;Step 10
Everything is done and coded into the mold;Step 11
Put it into the fermentation box and ferment at 35 degrees/85% for about 30 minutes;Step 12
to 2 times larger;Step 13
Brush evenly with a thin layer of whole egg wash, put it in the bottom layer of the preheated oven, and bake at 160 degrees for 18 minutes.Step 14
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Finished product 6 Recipe for cooking yellow brioche bread△ Pre-freezing the liquid material in summer can effectively reduce the temperature of the dough. This step can be ignored in winter;
△ Different brands of flour have different water absorption rates due to different air humidity. Please adjust the amount of liquid according to the actual situation of the dough, such as ±10~20 grams;
△Due to the large amount of butter, it needs to be added in batches. In order to maintain the temperature of the dough, the butter should be kept slightly harder than the dough to avoid over-softening, otherwise it will increase the humidity of the dough;
△ As the butter melts, the dough will become more and more sticky to the bottom. You can use a scraper to scrape the cylinder several times;
△ If time allows, refrigerated fermentation can avoid oil on the surface of the dough. If fermentation is performed at room temperature, it can also be refrigerated and relaxed between shaping;
△ Used the newly purchased 70L fermentation boxThe fermentation, temperature and humidity are all guaranteed, the second fermentation takes about 30 minutes, it is very uniform, the product grows very tall and the tissue is soft;
△ This time I used a small air frying oven. The heat is for reference only. Please adjust it according to your own oven and the heat you are familiar with.