Love my little girl's hand. Give special touch to this photo ^^ |
I
have baked this bread for several times and I love it! This time I added black sesame powder into this recipe. This type of bread has
no yeast flavour, brings out a sweet aroma with soft milky texture to taste. I
was amazed with the soft cushiony texture even though no cream was added. Most
of my blogger friends can’t resist NOT TO TRY as it looks really velvety soft!
Choose to bake in chiffon tube for easy removal and pretty ring shape |
This
bread recipe is using starter dough (sponge dough method). It uses low protein
or cake flour in both starter and main dough. It requires at
least 4 hours (with 3 proving stages) to complete the stage from preparing starter dough till the bread is done. The
dough is sticky to handle and I have hard time to shape it into rosette shape. I reduced the liquid in the recipe to get slightly easy to handle sticky dough (can't reduce much as it will affect the velvety soft texture outcome). I have tried baking it in loaf and round buns surprisingly the outcome is not as
good as rosette shape. Anyway do not worry if can’t shape into rosette perfectly
as the dough will rise and turn out velvety soft after baked as you tear.
Starter dough. With stand mixer, knead for about 2-3 minutes. Scrap the sides if necessary |
Starter dough, after proved for 2 hours |
After adding main dough ingredients, knead till smooth and elastic stage |
According
to Cuisine Paradise the pre-mixed starter dough can be prepared a day before. Leave
to prove till double in size. Then keep inside fridge over night before using
it on the next day. So in a way, you don't have to do all the proofing within
the same day if you don't have time for that.
5 Thousand Dollars Starter Dough
Bread Recipe (五千元的老式面包)
Yield
about 570g bread dough with half recipe
Baked
in 22cm chiffon cake pan with 6 x 95g
Ingredients:
~Starter
dough
105g bread flour
105g bread flour
45g
cake flour (low protein flour)
12g
sugar
3g
instant yeast (1/2 teaspoon + ¼ teaspoon)
100ml
water (reduce from 120ml)
~Main dough
(A)
105g bread flour
45g cake flour (low protein flour)
45g cake flour (low protein flour)
20g
black sesame seeds (toasted)*
48g
sugar*
*blend
black sesame seeds with sugar till fine
¼
teaspoon salt
12g milk powder
1 egg (weight 57g without shell)
Note: ~I used whole egg instead 45g egg.
~I omit the 27ml water
(B)
36g butter, room temperature
Methods: (with stand mixer)
~Starter dough
1. Add in all the ingredients into kneading bowl. Knead till
well combine.
2. Cover the dough and let it to prove for 2-3 hours at room
temperature.
~Main dough
1. Add the rest of ingredients of main dough except butter
into proved starter dough. Knead till well combine.
2. Then, add in butter and continue knead till form smooth
and elastic dough.
3. Cover the dough and let it to prove for 1 hour or double in size.
4. Divide the dough into 6 pieces with about 95g each. Shape into
rosette. Refer here for the steps on shaping.
5. Place into greased chiffon pan and leave to proof for 1
hour or double in size. Bake in preheated oven at 160C for about 20 minutes.
*Make sure the pan is greased properly for easy bread removal.
Note: 5 Thousand Dollars Starter Dough Bread without black sesame seeds is better received by my family. Just omit the black sesame seeds for plain flavour. Next time will explore more flavours with this 5 Thousand Dollars Starter Dough Bread. Happy baking!
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Wow, this looks really good! The first photo already makes it look very impressive, such soft velvety texture! I must give this a try one day although i tend to get lazy when the recipe requires a longer proofing time :))
ReplyDeleteGosh! This looks so yummy! So tempted to try it out! =)
ReplyDeleteVivian, the texture looks fantastic! Can this bread tempt me to bake? Maybe!
ReplyDeleteHi Vivian, I just made this bread and love it, your pics really showed off the softness of this bread!
ReplyDeletelooks so soft! love it!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Vivian, this bread looks amazing. Hope you can share this at 'International Yeasted Recipe'. Enjoy & have a great week ahead dear.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Kristy
this is unbelievable! i love this twist!!!
ReplyDeleteHehe Vivian, I like your first photo too, kids are really good hand models:)
ReplyDeleteHi Vivian, very lovely 5K$ bread. Seeing so many blogger friends making this, I have to try it, lol! Yours look so good with black sesame powder. Must be very fragrant.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Vivian, I've made this recipe and turned out really good. Very soft with cottony textures. Instead of using black sesame I used black cumin. Tasted really good...thumbs up ^^
ReplyDeleteHi Vivian,
ReplyDeleteNice bread. Thanks for sharing the recipe. Any idea how to made pumpkin bread using this recipe?
Thanks.
Jennifer
This is Really nice Tips. Thanks to sharing wonderful Tips.
ReplyDeleteHi tried this bread...some how a little hard to handle the dough some how too sticky after I added the butter...do you think I can add anything to it
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