Braids
(adapted from here)
400 g flour
60 g sugar
2 tsp salt
20 g fresh yeast
1 egg + 1 more for spreading over
200 ml milk
40 g butter, on room temperature
Dissolve yeast in warm (but not hot) milk, best to take milk on room temperature. Place all the ingredients (use only 1 egg) and dissolved yeast into a bowl and knead.
The dough will be kind of watery and you might want to use a large wooden spoon for kneading. Don’t worry about the dough consistency it will be OK. Cover and let prof for a while. An hour even. Then, knead more, this time with your hands, you will see it is starting to look like a regular dough. Cover and let it rest for about an half an hour more.
Divide dough into 16 equal pieces. Dust the surface well.
Shape the braids according to the photo instructions. and make sure you check the photos of it on original recipe.
Line large oven pan with baking paper and place braids on it. Let it rise more until you heat the oven. Bake in a preheated oven on 180°/350°F for about 20 minutes. Before putting the braids into the oven, spread some beaten egg over with a pastry brush.
Note: I am sending this to Susan for Yeastspotting.
12 Comments
Jako lepo izgledaju i moram reci da nisam nikada testo motala na ovakav nacin, ovo mi se vise svidja od onih klasicnih nacina pletenja pletenica. Fotke, uvek, odlicne!
prekrasni su! hm, nisam sigurna da li bi mi uspjelo ovako ih isplesti..
ooo they look wonderful! I just made some garlic Parm knots/braids. They are wonderful!!
You did an excellent job on braiding and illustrating how it was done. In addition, that last photo of the bread looks delicious. Great post-buzz
Gorgeous!!! Can’t believe how great that looks. Thanks for the tutorial. Braids scare me, but I would love to try them!
Wonderful recipe…looks really great. Wondering how much of dry yeast can be used instead of the fresh one.
Sorry, I don’t know
hi, this is something we in finland call pulla… i use 50gr fresh yeast to 5dl liquid (milk or water), or 20gr (or so) dry yeast for 5dl liquid. our dry yeast is sold in 11gr sachets.
happy bakings!
I think you did an amazing job!
prva fotka je baš nekako uskrsna odličan prikaz postupka za nas malo manje spretne s tijestom. jako lijepo.
Interesantan način pletenja,sviđa mi se…
In the Romanian tradition, we call this Kolac and serve it at funerals and memorial sevices. I will try to make this for my sisters 40 day memorial service. Thank you.
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