Double Milk Hearth Bread
I wanted to bake a sweet, milky-rich hearth bread that I like.
Unsalted butter can be used instead of unsalted margarine.
When scoring, cut one slash down the center then you can add two equally on the left and right sides. Recipe by itarunrun
Double Milk Hearth Bread
I wanted to bake a sweet, milky-rich hearth bread that I like.
Unsalted butter can be used instead of unsalted margarine.
When scoring, cut one slash down the center then you can add two equally on the left and right sides. Recipe by itarunrun
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Add the ○ ingredients to the bread maker, put the dry yeast in its proper place, and allow to rise for the first proofing. Add the butter 5 minutes after the kneading begins.
- 2
Once the first proofing has completed, remove the dough, separate into two pieces, and make into round shapes. Cover with a damp cloth to keep them from drying out and let sit for 20 minutes.
- 3
Press the gas out and spread out into an oblong shape. Fold in the left/right sides in quarters so that the two sides meet at the center, and then roll up from the side closest to you.
- 4
Roll up into oblong balls. Be sure that the seams are properly sealed.
- 5
Let rise a second time for 35 minutes in a location where the temperature is 35℃. Start preheating your oven to 200℃.
- 6
Once the second proofing has finished, sprinkle with strong flour according to your preference and score the surface of the dough with 5 slashes.
- 7
Lower the oven temperature to 180℃, bake for 22 minutes and it's complete.
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