Time to play with my bread maker again! ^0^ Finally I try out this popular bread recipe by 吴宝春, it is indeed very soft and delicate!! The first attempt I've used the bread maker to assist me in kneading the dough and 1st proofing, thereafter I proceed the 2nd proofing and baking in my oven. The fragrant of the bread is so irresistible while baking! When is cool enough is sliced, my kids and hubby could not wait to savour it and they polished up 2/3 of the bread at one go!
Kneading and 1st proofing in Kenwood BM250 which took 1 hr 30 mins
After 1st proofing in bread maker
I transferred out the dough, shaped and 2nd proofing in a pullman tin.
After baking
Ingredient
- 135gm cold water
- 70gm cold fresh milk
- 30gm fine sugar
- 3/4 tsp salt
- 20gm cold unsalted butter
- 300gm bread flour
- 3/4 tsp instant yeast
Method (kneading & 1st proofing by Kenwood BM250, followed 2nd proofing and baking in pullman tin)
- Pour ingredients into the bread maker according to the sequence listed above. Dig a hole and pour in instant yeast.
- Select 'dough' function to start kneading process and 1st proofing.
- After the 1.30 hour, let the dough proof in bread maker for another 20mins. Remove the dough and place onto a floured working surface. Deflate the dough with your palm. (dust your palm with some flour)
- Divide the dough into 3 equal portions. Roll the cut dough into balls, cover and rest it for 15 mins.
- Roll out each dough into a flat dough. Roll up like a swiss roll, cover and allow to rest for another 20 mins. Roll out the dough again and roll up like a swiss roll. Place the rolled dough into a 20cm x 10cm pullman tin. Proof in a warm area for 50mins or double in size.
- Preheat oven to 180 deg cel. Brush some milk over the top of the dough. Bake for 40 mins or till the top is golden brown. Brush a coat of butter over the crust and turn onto a wire rack to cool down completely.
This is my 2nd attempt on WPC bread fully automated in the bread maker, using function 500gm loaf and medium tone crust. The fragrant is not as inviting compared to baking in the oven but the texture is not compromised. ^0^
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