R original ecet
- 140 gr. pre-ferment (90 flour, 50 milk, 2 yeast, fermented)
- 100-120 gr. infusion of milk, citrus, cinnamon, rum and orange blossom water
- 340 gr.
- bread flour 70 gr. 07/10/1915
- sugar gr. fresh yeast (or 2-3-5 gr. of dry yeast, it all depends on the rush you have)
- 60 gr.
- butter 3 tablespoons rum 2 teaspoons
- blossom water
- lemon zest Pinch of salt
- candied fruit, cherries, sugar, almonds, etc., to decorate
- egg, beaten for brushing
- Cinnamon, orange and lemon peel to boil in milk
- 100 gr.
- milk 150 gr. sourdough (I used only unleavened sourdough conventional)
- 400 gr. bread flour "the bakery"
- 70 gr.
- sugar 60 gr.
- butter 2 tablespoons of rum
- 2 tablespoons orange blossom water Scratches
- lemon and orange
- 1 cinnamon stick
- cherries, sliced \u200b\u200balmonds, chocolate and sugar beads for decorate
- First I took 50 gr. sourdough that was active and I've added 50 more milk 50 gr. flour. I left it covered about 6 hours until it was full of bubbles.
- I made the infusion of milk with scrapes of orange, lemon and cinnamon. When it was warm I added the orange and rum to cool a little faster.
- I've already brewed tea I've added the sourdough I've mixed and left to stand for one hour.
- I've come to the mixer and I added the remaining ingredients except the butter, it has been kneaded for 5 minutes at low speed, then I added the butter cream (squishy), after another 5 minutes of kneading I removed the dough hook, I've covered tightly with plastic wrap in the same bowl.
- The mass has to be soft, shiny and slightly sticky but is perfectly able to manipulate with their hands smeared with sweet oil droplet.
- all depends on the quality of flour, egg size and the size of the spoon we use to measure the orange blossom water and rum.
- I left in the refrigerator overnight.
- I removed the bowl from the refrigerator, I have given is not gas only, for it will then be larger alveoli. I put it on parchment paper or waxed.
- Again I covered with plastic wrap dipped in oil this time and I left the kitchen to ferment.
- As a single mother has mass without commercial yeast and has been in the fridge takes a while to start to weigh as the dough was cold.
- Preheat oven with baking stone on the first level low since starting my oven does not work under very strong (modern ovens), I have the option of resistance, up and down to 200 º.
- While I have uncovered the mass had doubled in volume, I have painted with egg and I decorated with cherries, sliced \u200b\u200balmonds, sugar, chocolate dipped and beads. My kids
- candied fruits are not so enthusiastic and just throwing them. 6 years ago my young son asked me to put pearls in chocolate roulade, we do so, it is with so much color but do not leave crumbs.
- I put the roulade baking on the stone and I've lowered the temperature to 180 º, so until golden brown I've seen, it will not half an hour.
- I liked the result of what has gone in the oven.
- I put it on microwave rack to cool.
- party and I have completed half of cream and pastry cream through, now I have the figures (Bean and King) and I cheat like all the years and whom you will come to be king.
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