I have tried different Japanese milk bread recipe. The interesting factor that attracted my attention was the hand-kneading pattern of this recipe. The recipe really gave a nice and springy texture bread 😀
Yield: 3 loaves of bread in a 26x10x7.5cm narrow base pan
Raw dough weight: 446g
20 (30)g unsalted butter
Original recipe quantity in green.
* Original recipe uses low-fat milk
Stir the ingredients in one direction till they formed into a lump that pulls away from the wall of the mixing bowl.
Knead the dough till smooth.
2. Spread out the dough and add 20g of unsalted butter to it. Take a 5-minute break to let the butter softened.
Combine the softened butter to the dough
and knead into a smooth dough.
3. Place the dough into a mixing bowl, spray some water over,
cover and let it proof for about 1 hour or till it double in volume.
4. Turn out the dough to a floued work top, flatten the dough, and divide into 3 portions. Shape the doughs into balls, cover and let them rest for about 15 minutes.
5. Take a dough and roll it into about 1 cm thick.
Fold the two longer sides to the centre.
Roll up the dough, starting from the shorter end, and pinch at the end to seal.
Place the rolled dough into a 26x10x7.5cm loaf pan, pre-coated with butter. Spray some water
cover with a tea towel, and let it proof for about 40~50 min,
or till the dough reaches the rim of the loaf pan.
6. Start to pre-heat the oven to 180°C, and dust some bread flour over the dough
7. Bake at lower rack of the oven at 180°C for 10 minutes, reduce the temperature to 170°C and bake for 25 minutes.
End of baking.
8. Invert out the bread immediately after leaving the oven.
Let the bread cool down completely before cutting. Enjoy 😋
Ingredients
240 (300)g Japanese bread flour
25 (25)g fine sugar
3 (3)g fine salt
2 (4)g instant dry yeast
80 (220)g fresh milk*
75 (0)g water
30 (0)g natural yeast, 100% hydration
20 (30)g unsalted butter
Original recipe quantity in green.
* Original recipe uses low-fat milk
Directions
1. Mix fresh milk, water and natural yeast together. In a mixing bowl, mix Japanese bread flour, fine sugar, fine salt and instant dry yeast together. Dig a well in the dry ingredients, and pour in the milk mixture.5. Take a dough and roll it into about 1 cm thick.
End of baking.
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ReplyDeleteHi Malgorzata, thank you for your nice comment 😊
DeleteThank you for sharing. I have tried a number of recipes from your site. They always come out beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Pat for your very nice comment :)
DeleteHi Goh NgaiLeng, can use bread machine to do the dough mixing then hand knead to shape?
ReplyDeleteHi Marie, yes, you can use a bread maker to help you knead the dough :)
DeleteVery springy, soft bread !
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