Ingredients
260g bread flour
65g milk, cold
50g heavy cream
30g condensed milk
15g milk powder
30g granulated sugar
10g honey
3g instant yeast
1 egg
22g unsalted butter
3g salt
Steps:
- In the stand mixer bowl, bring together bread flour, milk, heavy cream, condensed milk, milk powder, sugar, honey, instant yeast and 1 egg, beat in medium high speed until a dough ball forms. Add in butter and salt and beat until well combined.
- Flour the working surface/pastry mat, divide the dough ball into 3 equal portions, and roll them into 3 dough balls. Cover them with plastic wrap.
- Take one dough ball, roll it flat into a long narrow rectangle, turn it upside down and roll it up. Again, roll it flat into a long narrow rectangle, turn it upside down and roll it up. Place it into the bread tin (19.6*10.6*11 cm). Repeat these steps with the other two dough balls and place them into the bread tin as well. Put on the lid and let rise until doubled in size.
- Preheat the oven to 356℉(180℃) and let bake for 28 minutes. Let cool, slice and serve.
7 comments
Great recipe! Thank you for making these recipes available.
To the person asking about cup and spoon measurements, a kitchen scale is very inexpensive, or use one of the many online converter programs, you can even just Google the conversion. The person running this site has already done a good deal of work developing and then posting the recipes for free. And you want them to go back and do more work because you can’t do a simple conversion? Come on….
Thank you for the great recipe!
Could it be that I missed between the lines the first rise phase after combining the ingredients and kneading? Or is there only one rise in this recipe?
Love this recipe!!! I’m so glad I have a mixer! And a scale. I’m looking for cheat meal ideas and this one seems to be awesome with smoked brisket sandwich making. Thank you!
Thanks for shared recipe .. looks yummy .. will tty it GB
I love this bread recipe, please I’d love it if you can share measurements of the ingredients using measuring cups and spoon. I don’t have scale to measure all items in grams.
I would really appreciate ma’am.