Hello Every BoDY!
How are we all doing this week? I know I have been crazy busy! and sad to say I haven’t been able to come up with any thing interesting! So while I am waiting for some time and some inspiration I decided to share my weekly simple milk bread recipe. I stopped buying bread from outside. The honest truth is that both you and me do not really know what goes into it and since my husband refuses to have anything else but bread, every single morning, I just make my own bread. I try making it interesting by adding raisins or chocolate. I think I am running out of ideas. Anyway this is the recipe for my simple daily milk bread.
Ingredients:-
- Sugar – 2 tbsp
- Yeast – 2 tsp
- Milk – 1 cup (warm)
- Flour – 2 + 1/2 Cup
- Olive Oil – 4 tsp ( 3 for the dough and 1 for brushing over the loaf)
- Salt – 1 + 1/2 tsp
Instructions :-
- Firstly in a cup, add milk and sugar. Mix well and then add yeast. Let the mixture sit till the yeast has worked its magic it becomes bubbly and frothy (10mis))
- I use my food processor for breads so add flour and salt into the bowl. Run the processor for a few seconds till the salt is evenly distributed through the flour
- Then add 3 tsp of oil into the dry mixture
- Once the yeast and milk solution is nice and frothy turn on the food processor and slowly add milk to the flour
- You want the dough to come together but remain nice and sticky
- Once the dough comes together, empty your bowl onto a lightly floured counter and knead the dough for 8 -10 mins
- Now place this dough in a greased glass bowl. Let the dough double in size. Make sure to keep the bowl in a warm place. This helps the yeast work
- Once the dough has doubled, take your loaf pan and line it with baking paper
- Roll out the dough to a large rectangle. Then slowly fold it inwards from one end till you have a nice long roll
- Set the roll into the prepared loaf pan. Let the dough rest for another hour or more.
- During this time, pre heat the oven to 180 C
- Before popping the pan into the oven, lightly coat the top with the left over oil. Bake for around 30 to 40 mins
- Once done, let it cool completely before slicing
Hi, Thanks.. Appreciate your receipts for their easy instructions. Good work.. Regards Suchitra M On Aug 5, 2015 8:34 PM, “A cupcake for Love” wrote:
> acupcakeforlove posted: ” Hello Every BoDY! How are we all doing > this week? I know I have been crazy busy! and sad to say I haven’t been > able to come up with any thing interesting! So while I am waiting for some > time and some inspir”
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Thank you Suchitra and I hope you try them out and let me know how they go 🙂 Happy Baking 🙂
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I’m curious to know what size your food processor is that you use for this. Thanks!
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My processor has a 2.5 ltr bowl. And I get all my dough done in one go.
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how long do you wait for doubling in size?
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I give it an hour n a half. But it really depends on how warm the temperature is. If its a cold day I pre heat the oven to the lowest temp. Turn the oven off and pop the dough in there to proof. Yeast works better at around 30C
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