Spiral chocolate bread

Freshly homemade bread is one of the exciting moments in my family as I get to control the ingredients used. And my kids gets excited as the get involved in the process of baking the bread they eat. It also helps to save up money spent on buying from the stores or bakery as bread is one of the staple food we eat for breakfast. Making and baking bread is quite easy once you get the measurement of your ingredients right, set the Temperature of your oven well and use of good yeast. So I use to think dough only rise in warm environment turns out it could rise well in the fridge. In fact it gave the yeast time to work its magic well . This was my first time doing that and it came our just right. Let's bake. #bakeabread
Spiral chocolate bread
Freshly homemade bread is one of the exciting moments in my family as I get to control the ingredients used. And my kids gets excited as the get involved in the process of baking the bread they eat. It also helps to save up money spent on buying from the stores or bakery as bread is one of the staple food we eat for breakfast. Making and baking bread is quite easy once you get the measurement of your ingredients right, set the Temperature of your oven well and use of good yeast. So I use to think dough only rise in warm environment turns out it could rise well in the fridge. In fact it gave the yeast time to work its magic well . This was my first time doing that and it came our just right. Let's bake. #bakeabread
Steps
- 1
Mix the dry ingredients together that's the flour, yeast, sugar and a salt. Then the wet ingredients together that's the warm milk, butter and egg. In a stand mixer mix the the wet ingredients and dry ingredients together using the mixer hook for about 2minutes
- 2
Remove the mixer hook and insert the dough hook to enable you knead the dough properly. Knead the dough for another 5minutes its ready when there's a liltle bounce back when you press it with your fingers
- 3
Allow to rise in the fridge for about 3hours I wasn't very sure it would rise in the fridge as I've always believed it can only rise in a warm environment. So I checked after an hour and it was rising pretty well. So I allowed it to rise for 3hours and voila
- 4
Now bring the dough out and punch it down to release the air. Cut out a quarter and mix it up with the chocolate sauce. flour your hands well as this could get a little sticky. Knead it well until well incorporated. Set aside
- 5
Knead the other dough well on a clean working surface roll out flat using your rolling pin sprinkle flour on the surface if the dough becomes sticky. Roll into a rectangular or square shape of about ½ inch thick rub butter on another working surface flatten out the chocolate dough. Gently lift it off and place on the other flattened dough use your rolling pin to flatten both dough.
- 6
Roll it up into a long cylindrical shape. Cut it into smaller sizes.
- 7
Grease a pan with butter or vegetable oil arrange the dough inside and leave for about 20-30 minutes to rise. Preheat your oven 180 degree
- 8
Bake in the oven for about 40minutes or until a skewer comes out clean. See it In the oven baking nicely. Enjoy with a cup of hot tea.
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