551 (1 vote) This is another variation on a basic tangzhong bread recipe which I enjoy very much. I replace the water with half coconut milk and half fresh milk, and add 1 tbsp of pandan paste. Maybe the proportion that I used is not right, the fragrance is[...]
531 This is another great bread recipe... very soft bread without any bread improver. Stay soft for 2 days. I like the puffy rounded shape; not sure if this is a one-time wonder or attributed to the recipe! ----------------------------[...]
531 Strangely... almost every respectable blog is having a cinnamon bun recently or am I seeing mirages due to my overaching wants? I was reluctant to make this as J does not like cinnamon... and I usually end up gorging myself the whole lot which[...]
531 Sesame seed is such a common sight here. And we often take them for granted. Before I bake, all I know about sesame seed is "that thing" on the kueh and chee cheong fun! Only when I picked up baking that I start to make a point to understand what[...]
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Sky is the limit when experimenting with the tangzhong method. Up to now, I dare to say that I nearly bake every bread with tangzhong. Yes, I confess I?m really addicted to baking this super soft and fluffy tangzhong bread. Tangzhong is[...]
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300 g All-purpose flour
50 g Rye flour
30 g Milk powder
120 g Tangzhong-Water Roux Starter
55 g White sugar
14 g Fresh yeast 5 g Salt
1 Egg
30 g Milk
50 g Creme fraiche/Fresh cream
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551 (1 vote) I?m so addicted to making bread with tangzhong. That?s the most reliable and amazing method to make soft and fluffy breads I found so far. Last week I made two batches of cream horns with Nutella cream inside. I always keep at least one bottle of[...]