I have missing in action from blogger for more than a month, too busy with work and children that I dun even have time to bake or touch my laptop. Okay lah I must admit, the lazy bug is clinging tightly on me as well that making me become very lazy too hahaha....
Well, if not because of Joceline, the host for September Little Thumb Up, I think I will continue to let spiders crawling around in my blog lol. "Jess, wake up, die die must show some support to Joceline!" I tell myself :p. I wish I am able to squeeze sometimes to do some blog hopping, soon, so wait for me ya heeheehee...
This recipe was modified from Hokkaido Milk Loaf.
Ingredients :
270g bread flour
30g cake flour
20g milk powder
5 pandan leaves
150g cold milk
80g whipping cream
40g brown sugar
3g salt
5g instant yeast
Method :
1. Take 30g cold milk and blend with pandan leaves and squeeze out the juice.
2. Mix the pandan milk juice with the balance 130g cold milk and mix well.
3. Mix everything together and mix until a dough form and knead until smooth and elastic.
4. Add raisins. Mix until well-combined.
5. Pour some oil into a bowl and let it spread around the bowl. Put the dough in and put plastic wrap over top of the dough. Then let the dough complete the 1st round of proofing, about 1 hour or until double in size.
6. Transfer the dough to a clean floured surface. Deflate and divide into 3 equal portions and roll them round. Cover with cling wrap, let rest for 10 mins at room temperature.
7. Roll out dough in longish oval and roll up like making swiss roll, can repeat the process for 1-2 times.
8. Place inside a greased loaf tin for 2nd proofing for 45 mins.
9. Pre-heat oven and bake at 180C for 35 mins or until turn brown.
10. Remove from the oven and transfer onto a wire rack. Let cool completely.
Verdict?
The bread has very mild pandan taste and fragrance, however can't see much green color on the bread.
270g bread flour
30g cake flour
20g milk powder
5 pandan leaves
150g cold milk
80g whipping cream
40g brown sugar
3g salt
5g instant yeast
Method :
1. Take 30g cold milk and blend with pandan leaves and squeeze out the juice.
2. Mix the pandan milk juice with the balance 130g cold milk and mix well.
3. Mix everything together and mix until a dough form and knead until smooth and elastic.
4. Add raisins. Mix until well-combined.
5. Pour some oil into a bowl and let it spread around the bowl. Put the dough in and put plastic wrap over top of the dough. Then let the dough complete the 1st round of proofing, about 1 hour or until double in size.
6. Transfer the dough to a clean floured surface. Deflate and divide into 3 equal portions and roll them round. Cover with cling wrap, let rest for 10 mins at room temperature.
7. Roll out dough in longish oval and roll up like making swiss roll, can repeat the process for 1-2 times.
8. Place inside a greased loaf tin for 2nd proofing for 45 mins.
9. Pre-heat oven and bake at 180C for 35 mins or until turn brown.
10. Remove from the oven and transfer onto a wire rack. Let cool completely.
Verdict?
The bread has very mild pandan taste and fragrance, however can't see much green color on the bread.
I am submitting this post to Little Thumbs Up September - Pandan hosted by Joceline @ Butter, Flour & Me, organized by Zoe@ Bake For Happy Kids and Mui Mui @ My Little Favourites DIY.
This super soft bread coupled with the scent of pandan must make it a wonderful bread to eat just on its own..... Yum!
ReplyDelete哈哈哈。。。我们一定等你的,放心哦!!
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Jess, Your milk loaf looks really soft. Anymore left for my morning breakfast :)
ReplyDeleteI also very lazy, i didn't do any baking for sometimes liao...
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ReplyDeleteJess, your bread looks so nice....Like!
ReplyDeleteHi Jess,
ReplyDeleteI have not hearing from you for a while... busy busy!!! Being a mum too, I can understand...
We are baking Hokkaido bread for our bake-along this Wed. You are 2 days earlier... otherwise, you can link up with us :p
Zoe
能做出自家面包一直是我的梦!哈哈哈
ReplyDelete我要努力朝着梦想迈进。。。tapi现在吃你的先 :P
Your milk loaf looks so fluffy! Great idea to give it a hint of pandan taste.
ReplyDeleteHi Jess,
ReplyDeleteYour bread looks very soft and fluffy. It has been quite sometime since I last ate any pandan bread!
Wish I could have a slice. :)