
Cotton-Soft Heavy Cream Loaf | Use Up Leftover Whipping Cream
像棉花一样的淡奶油吐司|消耗淡奶油
🍞 Formula & Measurements
- •Bread flour 500g
- •Heavy whipping cream 200g
- •Milk 135-150g (adjust as needed)
- •1 large egg (about 60g)
- •Salt 6g
- •Sugar 70g
- •Instant dry yeast 5g
Today I am continuing to use up leftover heavy whipping cream.
Because this formula uses a generous amount of heavy whipping cream and not a single drop of water, the dairy aroma is super rich. You can smell the sweet milky fragrance while the dough is still mixing in the bowl. The finished loaf has a fine, cotton-soft crumb and wonderful texture.
🍞Formula: Makes two 450g Pullman loaf pans
Bread flour 500g, heavy whipping cream 200g, milk 135-150g (adjust as needed), 1 large egg (about 60g), salt 6g, sugar 70g, instant dry yeast 5g.
🍞Method: Direct method.
Follow the standard steps for my other direct-method loaves.
Adjust the baking temperature and time according to how your oven runs. For this bake, I started at 180°C, tented the loaves with aluminum foil at the 5-minute mark, lowered the heat to 175°C at the 10-minute mark, and baked for another 20 minutes, for a total of 30 minutes.
🌼Pans: Sanneng 450g gold corrugated Pullman pans.
🌼Oven: Breville.
🌼Flour: Bob's Red Mill bread flour.
🌼Today our room temperature was 13°C; the first proof took 80 minutes and the second proof took 2 hours.
🌼If your egg is smaller (around 50g), you do not need to crack a second egg; simply add a little extra milk to make up the liquid weight.
🌼Because this recipe uses 200g of heavy whipping cream, no butter is needed.
🌼If you want an even richer dairy flavor, feel free to add 15-20g of milk powder.
🌼Tap the pans firmly on the counter right out of the oven to release steam before unmolding onto a wire rack to cool.
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