Sponge Dough:
Natural Yeast Starter 100gram
Water 100 gram
Bread Flour 100 gram
Main Dough:
Natural Yeast Starter 30 gram
Water 22 gram
Condense Milk 12 gram
Flour 50 gram
Milk Powder 6 gram
Salt 1/4 teaspoon
Sugar 30 gram
Butter 15 gram
Fillings:
A Can of Mayonnaise Tuna - 7 Buns
1/2 Block of Otak Otak from Muar - 3 Buns
Method:
Method:
(Yield 10 Buns, Each @ 60 gram)
1. Prepare sponge dough a night before. Knead until it forms a dough. Leave at the kitchen top until it has doubled its size. Then keep in the fridge.
2. Place all the main dough ingredients (except butter) and the sponge dough in BM, select dough mode, 20 minutes. Add butter, another 20 minutes.
3. Place in your oven (Switch Off), together with a bowl of hot water. Proof until it has doubled its size.
4. After that, punch down the air, shape your desire dough (In this recipe, Each dough @ about 60 gram) and place fillings in it, let it proof again until it has doubled its size.
5. Baked @ preheated oven of 175 C for 17 minutes.
Note: By sharing our experiences in baking, we could improve further the recipe. Hence I would appreciate if you could kindly link back your baking experiences to my blog for sharing and further improvement.
1. Prepare sponge dough a night before. Knead until it forms a dough. Leave at the kitchen top until it has doubled its size. Then keep in the fridge.
2. Place all the main dough ingredients (except butter) and the sponge dough in BM, select dough mode, 20 minutes. Add butter, another 20 minutes.
3. Place in your oven (Switch Off), together with a bowl of hot water. Proof until it has doubled its size.
4. After that, punch down the air, shape your desire dough (In this recipe, Each dough @ about 60 gram) and place fillings in it, let it proof again until it has doubled its size.
5. Baked @ preheated oven of 175 C for 17 minutes.
Note: By sharing our experiences in baking, we could improve further the recipe. Hence I would appreciate if you could kindly link back your baking experiences to my blog for sharing and further improvement.
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