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Brioche Dough

A dough that can be reused for anything. Tartes, buns, crossaints, ... get creative!

Servings

5

average rating is 4 out of 5

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Ingredients

250g  wheat flour (Type 550)

100ml warm water

2 Tbsp milk

20g yeast

20g sugar

25g egg (break it in a bowl, mix it up and then take 25g)

30g butter

5g salt

Eggwash

 

 

Method

  • Give a little bit of the flour into a bowl and add the water, milk, sugar and yeast.


  • Mix it all togehter and let the yeast activate for roughly 10 minutes.


  • Add the rest of the flour, the egg, the butter and the salt into the bowl and mix it to a dough.


  • Don't get frustrated if the dough is super sticky and most important: Don't add additional flour. Keep working the dough, scratch it off the kitchen counter over and over again. Once it's worked enough the flour will absorb the butter and it will get firm again.


  • Let the dough sit for at least 2 hours at a warm place.


  • Once the dough is fluffy, kneed it again and start to work on your pastry creation. Whatever you choose to bake, let it sit again for roughly one hour, so that even your single pastries get as fluffy as we want them.


  • For buns: Form 6 buns out of the batch of dough and let them sit on the baking tray for another 60 minutes. Then add the eggwash and toppings. Bake at 170°C in a ventilator oven for 12 minutes. Let them cool down for at least 30 minutes before using. They stay fresh for at least 6 hours. 

Good to know

In the picture, we made goat cheese buns with pumpkin seeds and bacon. Just split the dough in 5 pieces and form quadratic buns. Form a little crust on the outside so the middle can be filled with a generous amount of goat cheese and bacon. Top every bun with a good amount of pumpkin seeds and sprinkle some parmesan over.

 

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Don't bake to long and add much more topping

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