Standard Square Pullman Loaf

I wanted to make a standard square loaf that we wouldn't get tired of having everyday. (I used a blend of 120 g of "Eagle Andante" brand and 140 g of "Golden Yacht" brand.)
The rising and baking times and the baking temperatures are just guidelines. Keep in mind that the bread shrink about 9 to 10% after baking.
Shrinkage rate = (Weight of the dough - weight of the bread after baking) / weight of the dough x 100 (%) For 1 pullman loaf. Recipe by Jinpiyo
Standard Square Pullman Loaf
I wanted to make a standard square loaf that we wouldn't get tired of having everyday. (I used a blend of 120 g of "Eagle Andante" brand and 140 g of "Golden Yacht" brand.)
The rising and baking times and the baking temperatures are just guidelines. Keep in mind that the bread shrink about 9 to 10% after baking.
Shrinkage rate = (Weight of the dough - weight of the bread after baking) / weight of the dough x 100 (%) For 1 pullman loaf. Recipe by Jinpiyo
Steps
- 1
Put the ◎, then the ● ingredients in a bread machine, and start the "dough kneading" program. Add the honey 3 minutes in, and the margarine 6 minutes in. If the honey is crystallized, microwave it for 5 minutes.
- 2
Take the dough out and deflate it. Divide it into 2 portions, round off each portion, and leave to rest for 15 minutes.
- 3
Deflate the dough again, form each portion into a flat oval shape, and fold in the top and bottom long edges. Fold in half and seal the seam securely. Roll this into a 30 cm long rope.
- 4
Deflate again, and form (you can roll the dough into balls). Place the dough into an oiled bread pan, and leave to rise again (until the dough rises up to 2 cm below the rim of the pan). Cover with an greased lid, and bake.
- 5
Preheat the oven to 160°C, bake at 200°C for 15 minutes, then at 220°C for 25 minutes (total 40 minutes). The loaf in the photo is a 1-loaf size; it was baked at 200°C for 8 minutes + 220°C for 27 minutes.
- 6
Rap the baking pan hard, take the loaf out and cool.
- 7
Here is a regular bread pan with slanted sides, and the one I used, which has straight (unslanted) sides.
- 8
You can make a square bread loaf just like the ones you can buy in a store.
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