Easter Bread “Hefezopf”... and for All Seasons, TOO!
Enjoy It, in every occasion: Breakfast, Coffee- or Tee-time, Easter, Christmas,......!!!
You need:
500g flour
1 tsp salt
20g fresh yeast
1 tsp sugar
70g butter
250ml milk
1 egg
Start by warming up the milk (keeping a little aside for later) and mixing the fresh yeast in to the warmed milk. Mix the flour with the salt and sugar in a big bowl and pour the fluid in and knead together with the help of the kneading paddles of the electric whisk.
Then cover the bowl with cling film and set aside in a warm place, such as near a heater or under a blanket and allow to rise for 1 hour.
When the dough has doubled in size add the butter, by melting it and then kneading it into the dough. Again, set aside in a warm spot and leave to rise again, for about 40 mins.
Take out the risen dough and knead it again, this time by hand and on a floured surface. Divide it in to three pieces with which you form three rolls of the same length. Place the rolls parallel to each other and plait, as you would plait hair.
Again, set the plaited dough aside for another 30 mins to allow it to rise some more, during which time you should preheat your oven on to 200 degrees.
Mix the egg with the left over milk and brush the plait with this mix before baking it for 35-40 minutes.
The bread is best eaten on the day of baking – topped with butter and jam!
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500g flour
1 tsp salt
20g fresh yeast
1 tsp sugar
70g butter
250ml milk
1 egg
Start by warming up the milk (keeping a little aside for later) and mixing the fresh yeast in to the warmed milk. Mix the flour with the salt and sugar in a big bowl and pour the fluid in and knead together with the help of the kneading paddles of the electric whisk.
Then cover the bowl with cling film and set aside in a warm place, such as near a heater or under a blanket and allow to rise for 1 hour.
When the dough has doubled in size add the butter, by melting it and then kneading it into the dough. Again, set aside in a warm spot and leave to rise again, for about 40 mins.
Take out the risen dough and knead it again, this time by hand and on a floured surface. Divide it in to three pieces with which you form three rolls of the same length. Place the rolls parallel to each other and plait, as you would plait hair.
Again, set the plaited dough aside for another 30 mins to allow it to rise some more, during which time you should preheat your oven on to 200 degrees.
Mix the egg with the left over milk and brush the plait with this mix before baking it for 35-40 minutes.
The bread is best eaten on the day of baking – topped with butter and jam!
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