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    Recipe for Christmas

    Published on December 24, 2021

    Kougelhopf dough

    • 0.250 Kg of T45 flour

    • 0.006 Kg of fine salt

    • 0.040 Kg of caster sugar

    • 0.075 Kg of whole eggs

    • 0.075 Kg of milk

    • 0.012 Kg of baker’s yeast

    • 0.050 Kg of fermented dough

    • 0.125 Kg of unsalted butter

    • 0.100 Kg of raisins

    • 0.020 Kg of dark rum

    Finishing

    • 0.030 Kg of butter for the mold

    • 0.040 Kg of fully peeled almonds

    • 0.020 Kg of icing sugar

    • In a bowl, combine the raisins and rum. Leave to macerate.

    • Cut the butter into pieces and let it soften at room temperature.

    • Sift the flour.

    • In the bowl of the mixer fitted with a hook, put the flour, the fermented dough, the salt, the caster sugar and two-thirds of the eggs.

    • Dissolve the yeast in lukewarm milk (+30°C to +35°C).

    • Activate the mixer in 1st speed, pour in the milk-yeast mixture.

    • When the dough comes off the bowl coating, gradually add the rest of the eggs.

    • Knead on 1st speed for about 5 min until the dough is smooth and comes off the bowl easily.

    • Incorporate the soften butter.

    • Knead for about 5 more minutes until there is no trace of butter.

    • Drain the macerated raisins and add them to the mix.

    • Knead to well incorporate them into the dough.

    • Stop when the dough has a shiny appearance and has a sufficient glutinous system.

    • Put it in an other bowl. Cover it in contact with cling film.

    • Leave the dough to rest for 1 hour at room temperature (+20°C to + 25°C).

    • punch the dough down and store it in the cold until the next day.

    • Cut out to 0.250 Kg for kougelhopf molds of 15cm of diameter.

    • Shape into balls.

    • Leave to rest for 20 min at room temperature.

    • Butter the kougelhopf molds.

    • Place a whole almond at the bottom of each groove of the molds.

    • Pierce each ball with your previously floured thumb, enlarge into crowns and place them gradually in the molds.

    • Place in a growing chamber at +25°C for approximately 2h30.

    • Preheat the deck oven to + 200 ° C.

    • Bake the kougelhopf in the oven for about 40 minutes.

    • Unmold right out of the oven.

    • Put the Kougelhopf on baking paper placed on a grid to cool it.

    • Sprinkle with icing sugar.

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