Another
great bread recipe I found from Sabrina blog. Wholemeal bread recipe with 17
hours pre-fermented sponge dough. This is the best wholemeal bread I ever
baked! Why I said so? Because it is like Gardenia wholemeal loaf bread! If not
better then must be equally good!
However my hubby and kids not really enjoy it as they prefer white fluffy
bread. If I bought it is meant for my own consumption :D If you like wholemeal
bread do try out this fabulous wholemeal bread recipe. Thanks again Sabrina!
This portion is enough for two 450g sandwich loaf
tins. I baked half as loaf and the other half into sausage buns.
Adapted and slightly modified from Sabrina
Ingredients:
~17 hours pre-fermented sponge dough(yield about 300g)
1/4 tsp instant yeast
150g water
150g bread flour
Add yeast, water and flour in sequence into a container (same container for storage as well). Mix with spatula till well combine. Cover and leave at room temperature for an hour.
Adapted and slightly modified from Sabrina
Ingredients:
~17 hours pre-fermented sponge dough(yield about 300g)
1/4 tsp instant yeast
150g water
150g bread flour
Add yeast, water and flour in sequence into a container (same container for storage as well). Mix with spatula till well combine. Cover and leave at room temperature for an hour.
Keep inside refrigerator at least 16 hours before
used.
*I find that it is easy to mix by adding yeast, water and lastly flour.
*I prefer to use all the chilled sponge dough after the 17 hours. Unless you need big portion of bread dough.
~main dough (yield about 810g dough)
50g sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1 egg
75ml water (or milk)
200g wholemeal flour
150g bread flour
2 tsp instant yeast
50g butter
~filling and topping
Few sausage
Few slices cheddar cheese
Methods:
1. Put all pre-fermented sponge dough into mixing bowl. Follow by the rest of ingredients for main dough except butter. Knead till form dough. Then add in butter and knead till form smooth and elastic. Cover and leave to rest for 1 hour 15 minutes.
2. Transfer to working surface.
(a) loaf bread
Weight about 410g dough. Roll out into rectangle shape. Then roll into log and place into sandwich loaf tin.
*I find that it is easy to mix by adding yeast, water and lastly flour.
*I prefer to use all the chilled sponge dough after the 17 hours. Unless you need big portion of bread dough.
~main dough (yield about 810g dough)
50g sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1 egg
75ml water (or milk)
200g wholemeal flour
150g bread flour
2 tsp instant yeast
50g butter
~filling and topping
Few sausage
Few slices cheddar cheese
Methods:
1. Put all pre-fermented sponge dough into mixing bowl. Follow by the rest of ingredients for main dough except butter. Knead till form dough. Then add in butter and knead till form smooth and elastic. Cover and leave to rest for 1 hour 15 minutes.
2. Transfer to working surface.
(a) loaf bread
Weight about 410g dough. Roll out into rectangle shape. Then roll into log and place into sandwich loaf tin.
(b) sausage bun
Divide the dough into 100g portions or any portions you like. Shape into balls and leave to rest for 10 minutes. Roll out into rectangle and wrap sausage in any way you like.
Divide the dough into 100g portions or any portions you like. Shape into balls and leave to rest for 10 minutes. Roll out into rectangle and wrap sausage in any way you like.
3. Place the buns on greased
paper. Leave both loaf and buns rest for 45 minutes or double its size.
4. For buns place 1/3 of cheddar cheese slice on top. Bake in preheated oven at 180C for 12 minutes. For loaf bread bake at 160C for 30 minutes (without sandwich tin cover).
*Do adjust according your oven temperature.4. For buns place 1/3 of cheddar cheese slice on top. Bake in preheated oven at 180C for 12 minutes. For loaf bread bake at 160C for 30 minutes (without sandwich tin cover).
5. Remove and leave on wire rack to cool.
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Hi Vivian~~
ReplyDeleteHappy to read ur article n know u like tis recipe too~~~ hahaha!!!!
enjoy nice weekend~~~!!!!
Your wholemeal bread looks so moist and soft. I shall add this recipe to my to-do-list. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Viv,
ReplyDeleteThat is a great looking wholemeal bread.
It is so soft and moist.
Have a beautiful Sunday..Cheers!
Hello Vivian,
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful and fluffy loaf you have.. definitely have to try
I love the look of your wholemeal bread, Vivian...it looks so soft and perfect for my morning toast (or afternoon sandwich). And what a fun idea to wrap it around hotdogs! Just beautiful. I"m so happy that you added it to the BYOB bread basket this month =)
ReplyDeleteLarge sized pigs-in-a-blanket with healthy wholemeal bread! What a great idea, thank you for sharing this with BYOB.
ReplyDeleteHi Vivian,
ReplyDeleteI can almost taste this awesome bread and this recipe is just in time for bread baking season. Hope you are having a fabulous holiday week end and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
Come Back Soon!
Miz Helen
Wholemeal bread recipe is a fantastic and more healthy. This Bread recipe is really good taste and i like this recipe. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good(cocktail bellini). I am going to pin this. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteDear Vivian,
ReplyDeleteI made this bread last week, I love the result, even it's better than store-bought! My friend and her mom came to my house and ate some of the bread, they loved it and asked me to make three loafs for them. They said this bread is better than they usually buy in bakery shop. I actually didn't sale bread, I do it for fun and hobby. I'm so happy this recipe works so well and when I made it, it turns out great and people loves it! Thank you for sharing...:)
Midia
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ReplyDeleteDear Vivian,
ReplyDeleteCan I use a bread machine for this recipe? As I bought cosway and the min capacity is 2lb, how do I adjust your recipe to yield a 2lb bread loaf? Thanks.
Jessie
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