Simple pastry
3 h
Suitable for vegetarians
Type of dish:
Bread and pastries
Temperature:
Room temperature
Seasonal period:
All year
Allergens:
Ingredients for 5 portions
Calculate portions
Strong flour
0.167 kg
Water
0.065 l
Yeast
6.061 g
Table salt
3.03 g
Sugar
0.009 kg
Inverted sugar
6.061 g
Dead icing
0.152 kg
Water
0.073 l
Icing sugar
0.121 kg
Elaboration
Kneading time: 20´/ 25´
Temperature of the dough: 26 ºC
1st Fermentation of the dough without dividing: 15´
2nd Fermentation of a piece of the divided dough:
3rd Fermentation of a formed piece: 2h
Baking time: 15´/ 20´
Temperature of the oven: 190 ºC
METHOD
- The kneading has two phases. First, we knead half of the flour with all the water and part of the yeast.
- Second, once it is fermented and "doubles its volume", we proceed to knead it with the rest of the ingredients.
- The kneading must be intense, as the flour is strong.
- Sometimes the time needed for kneading can double to that of ordinary bread.
- Once the dough rests, divide the pieces into the desired size and make balls.
- Form the bun either into brioches, butter bun, suxo, berliner or a donut etc.
- Place the pieces tightly in sheets and ferment at 30ºC and 75% humidity.
- Once the pieces are fermented, paint them with the egg and decorate them.
- Bake without steam.
Notes:
There are several ways to decorate the pieces:
- In the Swiss bun, a cut is made with scissors or with a blade after painting it with the beaten egg and sugar sprinkled on top before baking.
- For the butter bun, sprinkle it with sugar just before baking it and after having painted it with beaten egg. You can also bake the bun without glazing and sprinkle it with powdered sugar, but this should be done after filling it with butter cream.
- This formula is valid for both baking and frying processes.
Nutritional information (1 portion)
Energy
3988.0
kcal
Carbohydrates
860.05
g
Proteins
4.63
g
Lipids
3.79
g
Fiber
1.48
g
Saturates
1.65
g
Monounsaturated fatty acids
0.98
g
Polyunsaturated fatty acids
0.37
g
Cholesterol
34.81
mg
Calcium
9.97
mg
Iron
0.61
mg
Zinc
0.4
mg
Vitamin A
38.87
ug
Vitamin C
0.0
g
Folic acid
30.05
ug
Salt (Sodium)
12369.91
mg
Sugars
832.18
g
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