Yield: 9 bread rolls
Raw dough weight: 533g
Baking temperature: Bake at middle rack of a preheated oven at 190℃ for 8 minutes, lower to 180℃ for 8 minutes, turn off the oven heating and continue to bake for 4 to 5 minutes, or till golden brown.
Ingredients
200g bread flour
40g superfine wholegrain flour
30g raw sugar
2g instant dry yeast
40g natural yeast, 100% hydration *
28g yudane dough ^
50g carrot juice
100g milk, cold
16g water, cold, to be added depending on dough condition
2g low-sodium salt
30g unsalted butter, softened
* 40g natural yeast can be replaced by 20g each of bread flour and water + 1/8 tsp instant dry yeast. Let the mixture stands for about 1 hour or till double in volume, before use. You can also keep the mixture in the fridge overnight and thaw it for 1 hour before use.
^ 28g yudane dough is prepared by combining 15g of bread flour with 14g very hot or boiling water into a sticky dough. Wrap the yudane dough in cling wrap, cool down before chilling in the fridge overnight. You may refer to Yudane Milk Bread for a pictorial illustration.
Directions
Knead the dough using your preferred method till reaching window pane stage.
1. Mix dried ingredients except the salt, in a big mixing bowl followed by the natural yeast, yudane dough and the wet ingredients, except the unsalted butter.
window pane stage |
3. Shape the dough into a ball, spray some water over, cover with a lid, and let it proof for about 70 minutes, or till the dough double in size.
End of first proofing |
4. Invert the dough onto a floured worktop.
Let the shaped dough rest on the sealed end.
6. Remove the tray of shaped dough from the oven, and start to preheat the oven to 190℃ for about 10 minutes.
While waiting for the oven, brush a thin coat of egg wash over the shaped dough.
Carrot Butter Cream
Ingredients
80g unsalted butter, softened but not soft and glossy
20g raw sugar
1/8 tsp low-sodium salt
20g carrot juice
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
Directions
1. Cream the softened butter with raw sugar and salt till light and fluffy.
Transfer the carrot buttercream to a pipping bag fitted with your desired nozzle. I use Wilton 6B nozzle.
Assemble
1. Cut a v-groove lengthwise along the middle of the bun.
2. Pipe the carrot buttercream into the groove.
3. To prevent the piped cream from becoming messy during storage, I placed back the cut bread strip over the cream. This step is optional.
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