Showing posts with label Bread. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bread. Show all posts

Friday, February 8, 2008

Crep Raisin Bread

Crep Raisin Bread dough
Crep Raisin bread after baking



As promised i have here the second recipe for the unique bread that i was talking about in my last post. It is great to enjoy the smell of freshly baked bread. Being a raisn bread it has a sweet fragnance when you bake these breads.

Ingredients

Bread flour 6.2lb
Rye four 2.4lb
Rye sour dough 7.5oz
Sugar 10oz
Salt 2.5oz
Milk 5pint
Yeast 5oz
Butter 18oz
Raisin 2lb
Pecan/Walnuts 2lb
Method
  • Pass the flour dough, rye flour though a fine mesh
  • Add the sugar salt and yeast to the flour and mix it thoroughly (make sure that the salt goes in first and mix it to the flour before adding yeast, as yeast will not raise if salt is added over the yeast. As salt can kill the yeast)
  • Place in the mixing bowl and add the butter let bind and then add the milk and the rye sour dough.
  • Once it is mixed throughly add in the raisin and the nuts and mix it.
  • Devide into 1lb torpedo shapes and bake it in the oven at 350*F


Thursday, February 7, 2008

Chocolate cherry bread

Chocolate cherry bread dough

Chocolate Cherry bread after baking
This is one of the two different bread recipes that i would like to introduce to you. The two breads recipes that i am going to bring to you have unique flavor and has a texture and taste that is not found in other breads.
Ingredients:
Bread flour 2.5lb
White sour dough (mother dough) 1.5lb
Water 1.5lb
Coco powder sifted 6oz
Salt 1.25oz
Yeast 1.5oz
Coffee powder 2oz
Pre-fermented dough 1lb
Chocolate chips 1lb
Dried cherries 1lb
Method
  • Before you can start off with this recipe we need to have mother dough which is pre-fermented dough that has been fed for 1 day with 1.5lb bread flour, pinch of yeast and water.
  • Once we have the pre-fermented and mother dough, sift the coco powder, bread flour and coffee powder through a fine mesh.
  • Mix the pre-fermented and mother dough together in a mixing bowl and add in the sifted ingredients into the bowl.
  • Add water to the mixture (luke warm water) to activate the yeast and the gluten in the flour.
  • Finally add in the chocolate chips and dried cherries into the bowl and mix thoroughly.
  • Let rest for the yeast to develop in the bread. (the process that is going on inside the dough is the sugars feed the yeast and produces co2 gases and this gives the dough volume)
  • Bake it in a pre-heated oven at 400*F