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Showing posts with label Buns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Buns. Show all posts

Sunday, 7 August 2016

Roti Boy Buns


I can still remember buying roti boy buns in Malaysia and they were very popular many years back.

Today I happen to come across this YouTube video on how to make them


I was already making bread buns so I used about 300 gm of my dough to make 6 of these roti boy buns.

Wrap a pc of cold butter I use 4-5 gm wrap in a small pc of dough 10 gm


Further wrap into the main bun dough 

Before proofing

After proofing about 30 mins

Make the coffee paste n chill it in a piping bag

Ready to pipe ( sorry my nozzle hidden) actually can don't use nozzle 

Pipe rounds about halfway on the bun

Baked at 180 for about 15 mins

I used bread flour - see the butter in the middle?

Light coffee flavour

Do give it a try! Happy baking 


Saturday, 16 April 2016

Hawaiian bread buns


This is another great recipe for soft sweet buns and even my son finished a whole piece all by himself.

I made a large tray of 15 pieces and just nice my relatives came by and we shared them.

Thanks to Tessa from Handletheheat 
Please see the link and her video below 



My ingredients 
In the jug - 1/2 cup pineapple juice from my can of pineapples 
66 grams of melted unsalted butter 
4.5 cups of bread flour I used Blue Jacket
1.5 teaspoon salt
Yeast 2 1/4 teaspoon
Castor sugar 6 tablespoon
2 eggs beaten
Slightly warmed milk 1/2 cup

From her blog her measurements in conversion 

Method 
Use the stand mixer as the flour is a big amount
Prepare a large tray with high sides 
Need cling film for proofing 
Each bun is about 68 gm

Follow her steps
Put in fresh milk, pineapple juice, butter, salt, eggs, sugar and yeast.
Stir to mix with spatula or wooden spoon
Then add in about 2-3 cups flour and mix  with your spatula or wooden spoon 
Transfer to machine and use dough hook
Add in a cup of flour from remaining 
Start machine on low
Continue to add flour till all used up
Mix till flour no longer clings to bowl.
Make into a ball n proof in covered bowl 45 mins in warm oven ( original didn't use oven)
Then remove from bowl and flatten dough slightly to circle and divide to 15 portions
Spray your tray with cooking spray
Form into balls , egg wash and proof till double 1 hour
Preheat oven to 180 C n bake for about 17 mins


Stop when flour no longer cling to bowl

Make into ball place in a clean bowl n cover with cling film. Proof in warm oven 45 mins.


After second proof


Done beautiful brown n fluffy buns
Happy baking!!




Friday, 28 June 2013

Sweet Buns with Luncheon Meat

 
This is the first time I made successful sweet buns.  The last time I did it my fillings popped out of the buns. So glad that Ann Low has shared her recipe of sweet dough bun. 
The original link is here :
http://www.anncoojournal.com/2013/06/curry-potato-buns.html

The buns she made were with curry potato but as I have low threshold for spicy food, I changed my filling to luncheon meat or you can use Spam with mixed frozen vegetables.

Ingredients for the Sweet Dough Bun
320g Bread Flour
80 g Plain Flour
20 g Sugar (I used caster sugar)
1 tsp Salt
2 tablespoon Instant Yeast
220 ml Cold Milk
1 cold Egg (55g)
30 g Butter (soften at room temp)

Glazing
1 beaten egg

Method

Mix all the dry ingredients and egg together into the mixing bowl and add milk. Use the dough hook to mix for 5 minutes.

 
 
Then place dough on the table and add soft butter and knead to become smooth and elastic.  Flour the surface and knead.  You may occasionally add a little more flour. I kneaded for about 18 minutes.
 
 

After 18 minutes of kneading.


Place the dough into a big bowl, cover with cling wrap and let it proof for about 50-60 minutes till double in size. (At this time, please prepare your luncheon meat filling.)

Before proofing
 

After proofing
 
 
Knock down the dough, let it rest for 10 minutes . Divide the dough into 60g portions and rest for another 10 minutes.
 
 
 
 
Flatten the dough with rolling pin and wrap with luncheon meat filling.  Seal the opening tightly, roll into balls and place on baking tray with parchment paper for second proofing 45 minutes.
 

 
Glaze with egg wash, decorate with some black sesame seeds and bake at 180 degree celcius preheated oven for about 15 minutes till golden brown.
 
 
 
Luncheon Meat Mixed Vegetables Fillings
 
Ingredients

3/4 can of Large Round Can of Luncheon Meat, diced. Ma Ling Brand.
180 g Frozen Mixed Vegetables (Fairprice Brand)
40-50 gm of diced Large Onion
A Little Oil
Some Butter
Some Kikkoman Soy Sauce

 

 
Fry the luncheon meat till browned with a little oil
 

Keep aside the browned luncheon meat.
 
Heat up some butter and fry onions till browned. Then add in the mixed vegetables.  Remember to pat dry the vegetables after washing.
 
 

Add a little soy sauce and stir fry.
 
 
Add in the luncheon meat and fry together.  Add a little water if too dry.



 
Buns after baking. Try to use a bigger tray as the buns will expand during baking.
 
 

Please cool on rack before storing.
 

Just right for breakfast or tea time!  Happy Baking!