Well, I don't have cream cheese in my fridge but what I have left over is just sour cream and thought of just used it instead. I wanted to make this just using Raisins alone but I don't have enough and put in half cranberries and half raisins in.
Cranberries/Raisins Pai Pao (Bread)
Recipe adapted from Sonia of NasiLemakLover with some changes
Ingredients
50g sour cream
20g dried cranberries
20g raisins
280g bread flour/ high protein flour
40g caster Sugar
120g fresh milk
40g egg
1tsp instant dried yeast
28g butter, soften at room temperature
Egg wash-balance egg +1tsp milk
Method (using hand knead)
280g bread flour/ high protein flour
40g caster Sugar
120g fresh milk
40g egg
1tsp instant dried yeast
28g butter, soften at room temperature
Egg wash-balance egg +1tsp milk
Method (using hand knead)
1. Place all ingredients except butter & cranberries into the same mixing
bowl, mix well with
wooden spatula till all come together. Start to knead till
dough becomes smooth.
2. Add butter and continue knead till dough becomes smooth, glossy and elastic (pass thru
2. Add butter and continue knead till dough becomes smooth, glossy and elastic (pass thru
window pane test).
3. Add in cranberries/raisins and gently incorporate into dough.
4. Place dough in a clean bowl and cover with cling wrap, let it proof till double size.
5. Remove dough from the bowl, gently press the dough to remove air bubbles. Equally divide
3. Add in cranberries/raisins and gently incorporate into dough.
4. Place dough in a clean bowl and cover with cling wrap, let it proof till double size.
5. Remove dough from the bowl, gently press the dough to remove air bubbles. Equally divide
dough into 6 portions ( about 90g each). Roll each into small round
dough ball, continue to rest
for 15mins.
6. Roll small dough into an oval shape, and roll up like swiss roll, press firm on the closing.
7. With the closing facing down, place it on the non-stick baking pan (10”x 10”).
6. Roll small dough into an oval shape, and roll up like swiss roll, press firm on the closing.
7. With the closing facing down, place it on the non-stick baking pan (10”x 10”).
Repeat the rest till finished. Continue to rest till double in
sizes.
8. Apply egg wash, bake at pre-heated oven at 180C for 20mins.
9. Cool bread on a wire rack. Store in air-tight container to maintain softness.
8. Apply egg wash, bake at pre-heated oven at 180C for 20mins.
9. Cool bread on a wire rack. Store in air-tight container to maintain softness.
So for the meantime, I will just enjoy as it is with my cup of tea!
Mel, your pai pau looks so good. I wish I can have one now because I am feeling hungry :)
ReplyDeleteHi Phong Hong,
ReplyDeletearh...at this hour belum makan lagi? Ok, here one for you and remember to make a cup of coffee to go with it okay?
I don't recall you made bread b4 as long as I know you, so this 1st time is really good! Your pai bao is very slim, haha! So, what was the taste with using sour cream? All the while I only used yoghurt for this recipe, never try cream cheese nor sour cream b4.
ReplyDeleteHi Jessie
DeleteI have made bread and buns before but it has been so long I have not made it. I have made this "Pai Pao" last week using the cream cheese but I took it out from oven thinking it was cooked but unfortunately it is still not well done. In fact I don't think there is much difference in terms of using sour cream and cream cheese in it. The taste texture is almost the same!
这排包好油亮涅!
ReplyDeleteHi Mel, your pai pao look so soft and fluffy. Very well baked. Hungry now, wish I can have some now. LOL
ReplyDeleteI've not make pai pao this year.....so tempting, maybe after cook dinner I will bake some for tomorrow breakfast. Hand itchy already... LOL
Have a nice day.
这个面包看了很软,很软也。赞咯。
ReplyDeletethis would be very nice with coffee now.. ^^ even if it's way past midnite ^^
ReplyDeleteTHese are so beautiful. I love and enjoy making bread and buns at home. This will definitely be on my to bake list. I love how golden it is on top and soft & fluffy inside.
ReplyDeleteHi Mel,
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that I found your blog. The bread looks so soft, perfectly baked. I will be back often to check your recipes. Let's stay connected.
I bookmarked this too from Sonia blog. Your pai paos look so yummy, just cannot wait to try it :)
ReplyDeleteHi Mel,
ReplyDeleteYes, I remember seeing this in Sonia's blog.
Your Pai Bao looks so shinny n nice!
mui..*^
Very pretty loaf. My son loves this type of bread for tea break. Very healthy choice!!
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