Cranberry Nut Leba
Dough | High powder 680g |
Milk 120g | White sugar 150g |
3 eggs 150g | Light cream 50g |
Yeast 8g | Salt 5g |
Butter 40g | Stuffing |
Walnut kernel 200g | Dried cranberries (raisins) 200g |
Whole egg liquid |
Step 1
Put all the dough ingredients except butter into the bread machine and set it to knead for 30 minutes.Step 2
When kneading for 10 minutes, add butter until the end (do not knead the dough with your hands if it is hard, and there is no need to remove the glove film for this)Step 3
After kneading, put it into a clean and water-free basin, cover it with plastic wrap and let it ferment 2-2.5 times in size.Step 4
Regardless of the fermentation method, this is the dough that has risenStep 5
After fermentation, divide the dough equally into two pieces (596g each)Step 6
Take a piece of dough and roll it into a rectangle (about 40cm long and 30cm wide)Step 7
Spread 100g each of walnut kernels and raisins evenly on top, leaving 5cm for closing.Step 8
Make two different ones, these are walnut kernels and dried cranberriesStep 9
Roll it up from a blank place and roll it tightly, remember! ! ! Place it on the baking sheet on parchment paper and cover with plastic wrap for secondary fermentationStep 10
After fermentation, cut 5 small slits diagonally and brush with egg wash. Preheat the oven to 180 degrees. Because the bread is too large, it will take a long time to bake (first bake the lower layer for 10 minutes, then cover it with tin foil, bake for another 30 minutes, and remove it. Bake for 40 minutes without removing the tin foil on the upper layer, then bake for 10 minutes without removing the tin foil on the lower layer. It depends on your oven.)Step 11
It’s delicious and fragrant~Step 12
Let cool~Step 13
Sliced, it’s really delicious and will leave you with endless aftertaste~ Cranberry Nut Leba Cooking TipsIt feels like the dough is too big and the baking time will be too long; you can divide the dough into several more pieces and divide the fillings evenly~