How to Make Soft and Fluffy Milk Bread |Poolish method |Homemade bread recip

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  • How to Make Soft and Fluffy Milk loaf bread |Poolish method |Homemade bread recipe
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    〈Pullman Milk Loaf Bread〉
    ✎ Ingredients:
    Poolish:
    Bread Flour 50g
    Water 50g
    Instant dry yeast 1g
    Main dough:
    Bread flour 270g
    Milk 175g
    Instant dry yeast 4g
    Salt 4g
    Sugar 30g
    Unsalted butter 35g
    ✎ Suggested fermentation time:
    First fermentation 38˚C for 40 minutes
    Final fermentation 38˚C for 40 minutes
    ✎ Baking information:
    175˚C (350˚F) for 30-35 minutes
    ✎ Mould:
    450g bread mould
    ◍ Notes:
    - The amount of water needs to be adjusted according to water absorption of flour, weather and humidity of the day
    - In hot weather, use lukewarm / cold water or cold milk or eggs; please use warm liquids in cold weather
    - Fermentation periods are for reference only,please adjust according to humidity and temperature on your baking day
    - The baking temperature and time are for reference only, please adjust according to the specifications of the oven
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 11

  • @ЛюдаБурцева-й7с
    @ЛюдаБурцева-й7с 4 місяці тому +1

    Это вкусный Хлеб, долго не черствеет ! его стоит делать! Спасибо за Все Ваши рецепты! 👍👍❤This is delicious bread, it doesn’t go stale for a long time! it's worth doing! Thanks for all your recipes!

  • @zimmermannluciana
    @zimmermannluciana 7 місяців тому +1

    Maravilhoso como todos os pães que você faz.

  • @kamranki
    @kamranki 5 місяців тому +1

    What is the advantage of creating poolish?

    • @littlehandskitchen
      @littlehandskitchen  5 місяців тому

      Using poolish method enhances the taste and texture of bread. The bread remains soft and fluffy even after a few days 😊

    • @kamranki
      @kamranki 4 місяці тому

      ​​@@littlehandskitchenOK thanks. Tomorrow I am going to try this method. I am hoping that this method cuts down on yeast smell / flavor in breads that I usually bake.

    • @kamranki
      @kamranki 4 місяці тому

      Your dough is around 70% hydration. If I increased hydration to 85% (by adding more liquid), will it still bake and rise properly? My thought process was to incorporate tangzhong by using a high hydration dough.

    • @kamranki
      @kamranki 4 місяці тому

      OK I baked this and it turned out nice. But, it still has that yeasty flavor that bakery breads don't have. Wouldn't it be better to use all the yeast to create poolish?

  • @MurielChen
    @MurielChen 7 місяців тому

    If using a stand mixer, how long do we need to beat the dough?

    • @littlehandskitchen
      @littlehandskitchen  7 місяців тому

      I seldom use stand mixer, but you may try to knead 5 minutes first (without butter), after a rough dough is formed, add butter and knead for another 15 minutes. You can always check if dough passes window pane test from time to time~