Cathedral bread

By VicentaLakin

Cathedral bread
It's hard to rest a day at home, and it's hard to be lazy enough for a certain amount of care. "Mother, take a bite..."

Recipe Recommendations

  • high-gluten flour 150g
  • butter 25g
  • white granulated sugar 21g
  • yeast 3g
  • salt 1g
  • water 50g
  • eggs one

Steps for Cathedral bread

  • Make Cathedral bread step 0
    1
    A mixture of high-strength powder, one egg, salt, sugar, water。
  • Make Cathedral bread step 1
    2
    The material is evenly mixed, and it is covered with hand。
  • Make Cathedral bread step 2
    3
    After approximately five minutes of rubbing, smooth noodles were added to the room ' s softened butter, which continued to rub and fell several times during the period。
  • Make Cathedral bread step 3
    4
    Scratch the face to the extension phase, and it will support the mural。
  • Make Cathedral bread step 4
    5
    Get the face in shape, put it in the container, and ferment。
  • Make Cathedral bread step 5
    6
    The noodles are fermented to three times the size of the fermentation, and a hole with a hand-stamped flour will be fine。
  • Make Cathedral bread step 6
    7
    Take out the noodles and exhaust them with a cane。
  • Make Cathedral bread step 7
    8
    it is divided into six small groups of approximately 45 g, covered with wet cloths for 10 minutes。
  • Make Cathedral bread step 8
    9
    Then spread the dough and put it in the cathedral。
  • Make Cathedral bread step 9
    10
    Pack it in a circle, keep it down, put it in a cardboard test, and ferment the second time。
  • Make Cathedral bread step 10
    11
    35 degrees, fermentation in 40 minutes. Put Kashda in the bag and squeeze it on the bread。
  • Make Cathedral bread step 11
    12
    The oven is preheated, 175 degrees, mid-level, top-fire, 15 minutes。
  • Cathedral bread Make Tips

    Here we use the hand-kneading method, which takes about 20-odd minutes and is quite tiring. If you want to save some effort, you can use a bread machine, but hand-kneaded dough has a softer texture and tastes better.

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