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Enriched Bread

Versatile Made Simple

Looking for a bread dough that is super simple. This recipe can be turned into a range of bread products. Whether you are looking for some soft burger buns, cinnamon scrolls or even a Babka like bread filled with chocolate. Then look no further. This is a recipe for you!
Enriched dough is made with fat elements added to the dough. For example eggs and butter. Think along the lines of Brioche. This recipe is great for more humid climates where Brioche tends to get difficult to work with.

  • Total Time: 2 hours 5 minutes
  • Yield: 15 1x

Ingredients

Units Scale

1250 Kg Bread Flour (Or All purpose)

437.5 ml Water, warm

250 Ml Milk, 35’c

11.5 G Salt

7.5 G Golden Syrup

7.5 G Sugar

12.5 G Yeast

125 G Butter, Softened

10 G Bread Improver (Optional)

2 E Eggs

Instructions

  1. Soften the butter, but don’t melt it.
  2. Weigh all dry ingredients into a bowl of a mixer.
  3. Heat the milk to 35’c then stir in yeast and the sugar. Set aside until the mixture starts to foam. (Indicating Yeast Activation)
  4. Add the water, golden syrup, egg and butter to the dry ingredients and mix on low. 
  5. Once combined add the warmed milk, yeast mixture. Then mix on low for 1 minute.
  6. Turn the mixer onto 2 speed or medium, knead for 8 minutes.
  7. Cover the mixer bowl and set aside to prove for 1 hour.
  8. Take the dough out and knock back, taking all the excess gasses out of the dough. Size into desired shapes, place onto a pan with baking sheet or into moulds. Let proof for 30 minutes. Preheat a conventional oven to 200’c. Before adding bread into the oven, splash some water in, this will generate steam. 
  9. Place the bread into the oven and back until done. If making rolls around 100 – 120 Grams this will take 15 – 20 minutes. 
  10. Timings may vary depending on bread shape, size, and oven.
  11. Once cooling, brush with a mixture of melted butter and milk.
  12. Allow to cool and rest. Then enjoy!

Notes

Milk – If you don’t want to add the milk into the recipe you can substitute by adding in 17.5 G of Milk powder and simply using all water for the liquid. Do continue to heat the water to 35’c.

  • Author: CamsCookery
  • Prep Time: 110 Minutes
  • Cook Time: 15 Minutes
  • Category: Bread

Keywords: #bread #homebaking #homebaked #baking #burger #buns #sweets

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