CHEESE BREAD | Scallions Cheese Soft Bread Recipe




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 CHEESE BREAD | Scallions Cheese Soft Bread Recipe

Dough:
125ml (1/2 cup) warm milk
25g (2 tablespoons) fine sugar
3g (1 teaspoon) instant yeast
1 large egg, beaten
250g (2 cups) all-purpose flour
3g (1/2 teaspoon) fine salt
42g (3 tablespoons) soft unsalted butter
Extra flour to handle the dough


Filling:
100g (1 cup) shredded cheddar cheese, for filling and topping.
42g (3 tablespoons) soft butter + 1 tbsp chopped scallions + 1/2 tsp garlic powder (scallions/garlic butter)
 

Beaten egg for egg wash (you won't use it all)

Method:

  1.  In a mixing bowl: warm milk, sugar, yeast. Stir.
  2. Add egg, flour, salt. Mix briefly and add the soft butter. Mix until just combined.
  3. Stir or mix about 5 minutes until form a smooth dough, soft and sticky.
  4. Cover for 90 minutes at warm place. The dough will be very soft and sticky.
  5. Put on the work surface with some flour to handle the dough. Fold and form a ball.
  6. Divide into 10 pieces. Form a small ball. Flatten the dough lengthwise.
  7. Spread a little of scallions butter on the dough add the shredded cheese.
  8. Roll the dough to cover the filling into an oval shape/buns.
  9. Flatten the last dough into a round shape, put the filling and form a ball.
  10. Use a round baking pan or pizza pan, arrange the 9 pieces buns around the edge and put the last dough ball in the middle. Cover for 30 minutes.
  11. Egg wash. Slash each dough with a sharp knife/blade. Revealing a little bit of the filling.
  12. Top with the remaining shredded cheese.
  13. Bake at 180°C (350°F)  for 20 - 25 minutes. Until golden brown and crusty outside. the cheese on top form a nice crust.
Soft, fluffy, and very delicious!


Comments

  1. I feel as though the solid/liquid ratio in your recipe might be off, because I added 2 cups of flour and my dough became very dry.. is it possible that there is more than 3/4 cups of milk?

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    1. I was thinking possibly a 1:1 ratio of solid to liquid, so one cup of milk instead of 1/2 cup. I hope this makes sense!

      Thanks :)

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    2. Hi Anonymous,
      1. The flour used in this recipe is 250 grams (1 cup of all-purpose flour = 125 grams so 2 cups = 250 grams). Please use a kitchen scales to measure your flour. Measuring flour using a cup may get more flour than it should be.
      2. The liquid ingredients are not only milk, but there is also 1 large egg, whisked.
      3. The softened butter will help the dough getting softer.
      You might adjust the ingredients if you have to. Using a kitchen scales will get the right measurement.
      Thanks :)

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    3. Hi Ninik I agree to the lady above as I use the same proportion you mentioned but my dough was dry too it was not soggy like yours.
      However, though dry my bread turned out awesome the best receipe ever was yours., Thanks for Sharing Ninik Becker.

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    4. For all my recipe using all-purpose flour:
      All-purpose flour: 1 cup = 125 grams
      Milk/water: 1 cup = 250 ml

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  2. Did you say what size pan to use? It looks like a ten inch. Thanks Mary


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    1. The paper pan was 23 cm or maybe about 9 inches? We can just use a regular baking sheet and arrange the dough into a round.

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  3. Hi I make it it's very delicious so I want to know if I can freeze the dough or not

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  4. How to freeze the dough please

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  5. Hi Ninik, I agree with the other's comments. The measurements of 2 cups of flour is very dry with 125 ml of milk. So the buns did not quite turn out as it should. I saw your cinnamon rolls recipes and it calls for 3 cups of flour and 250 ml of milk???

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