🥘 Ingredients
- T65 flour 25 g
- whole milk 125 g
- potato flakes 55 g
- whole milk 170 g
- T65 flour 500 g
- sugar 60 g
- salt 8 ½ g
- yeast 7 g
- milk powder 15 g
- egg 50 g
- butter 55 g
- oil 18 g
- egg 1
- sesame seeds
- butter
🍳 Cookware
- saucepan
- stand mixer
- baking tray
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1Whisk T65 flour and whole milk in a saucepan over medium-low heat until thick ( timer ). Transfer to a bowl and cool to below 35°C.
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2Mix potato flakes with whole milk and rest for 10 minutes .
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3Combine T65 flour , sugar , salt , yeast , milk powder , egg , the tangzhong, and the hydrated potato mixture in a stand mixer bowl. Mix on low for 3 minutes until combined, then rest for 10 minutes .
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4Add butter and oil gradually. Mix on medium for 10 minutes until smooth and elastic — you should be able to pull a windowpane.
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5Transfer dough to an oiled bowl, cover, and ferment at 25–26°C for 70 minutes until about 70–80% risen.
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6Divide into 8 pieces ( timer g each). Pre-shape into rounds, rest 15 minutes , then shape into tight balls and flatten to timer cm disks.
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7Place on a lined baking tray , cover, and proof at 27–30°C for 50 minutes until very puffy and slightly jiggly.
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8Optionally brush with egg wash (beaten with a splash of milk) and sprinkle with sesame seeds .
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9Bake at 180°C static (170°C fan) for 15 minutes until light golden.
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10Brush with butter while warm, cover lightly with a cloth, and cool on a rack.