I love those cotton like texture from bread and buns and had hope to be able to make it without the use of commercial yeast. After some thought.. I tried substituting the yeast with the sourdough starter and see if it works. I had used the recipe that required poolish starter for the bread. And indeed, it works marvellously.
Ingredients:
- 310g sourdough starter that has been fed and is bubbly and ready to use
- 100g plain flour
- 15g milk powder
- 45g raw sugar (you can substitute with caster sugar)
- 5g salt
- 1 egg lightly beaten
- 70g water
- 50g butter
Steps:
- Place all the dry ingredients in the mixing bowl and stir it.
- Then add in the rest of the ingredients except the butter.
- Use the dough hook and knead the ingredients with medium low speed till it forms a dough shape.
- Increase the speed and slowly add in the butter little by little in small cubes size.
- Knead till the dough reach window pane stage (it took bout 10mins with the Kenwoood at high speed).
- Set aside to rest for about 1hr to 1.5hr (it is ready when u poke a finger on it and the dough does not bounce back up).
- Punch and shape the dough according to your preference, you may even fill it with your favourite filling.
- Let it rest for another 20-40mins (it won't rise as much as those using commercial yeast) till almost double in size.
- Brush some egg wash on the surface of the bread.
- Bake at preheated oven at 180c for 28mins (for my oven, you may need to test and trial with your oven setting).
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