Potato Bread in a Bread Maker

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I had a bunch of potatoes, so I added it to the batter to use it up.

Mash the potatoes to a similar consistency as the bread dough so that it's easy to knead into it. You can use bread flour to sprinkle the dough, but you'll have a crispier finish if you use joshinko. I quartered 10 g of butter for the top and placed them on top before baking. Recipe by Gomeko

Potato Bread in a Bread Maker

I had a bunch of potatoes, so I added it to the batter to use it up.

Mash the potatoes to a similar consistency as the bread dough so that it's easy to knead into it. You can use bread flour to sprinkle the dough, but you'll have a crispier finish if you use joshinko. I quartered 10 g of butter for the top and placed them on top before baking. Recipe by Gomeko

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Ingredients

1 serving
  1. 1 smallPotatoes
  2. 250 gramsBread (strong) flour
  3. 1 tspDry yeast
  4. 15 gramsSugar
  5. 1 tspSalt
  6. 190 mlMilk
  7. 1of each ⚪︎ Butter for the cuts (unsalted), Joshinko (or bread flour)

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Wrap the potato in plastic wrap and microwave (at 500 W for 5 minutes). Add in one teaspoon milk (not listed), and mash until smooth. Add in milk little by little so the dough doesn't become too loose.

  2. 2

    Place all of the ingredients aside from those marked ○ into the bread maker and press start! Leave the first rising up to the bread maker. Divide the dough into 4 portions after it is done, and roll into balls. Cover with a dampen cloth and rest for 15 minutes.

  3. 3

    Reshape the balls, and arrange in a lightly-greased bread pan. Cover with plastic wrap and leave to rise for a second time for about 50 minutes on your oven's proofing setting, until doubled in size.

  4. 4

    After fermenting, sift the joshinko on the dough, slice the tops of the bread, and lay the pats butter on top. Bake in 180°C oven for 30 minutes, and it's done. Cover with aluminum foil if it looks like the top is going to burn.

  5. 5

    The baked bread is really fluffy, so take care not to squish it when removing it from the pan.

  6. 6

    I baked this loaf in two batches. It only takes 30 minutes to for the second proof, so I recommend using a one loaf bread pan when you are short on time.

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