Garlic Mozzarella Bread - Delicious!
Diameter 23 cm for a flat shape like in the video.
Or smaller size for thicker bread.
Dough:
250g (2 cups) all-purpose flour/plain flour
5g (1-1/2 tsp) instant yeast
25g (2 tbsp) sugar
1/2 tsp salt
42g (3 tbsp) unsalted butter, melted
125ml (1/2 cup) warm milk
1 egg, whisked
Flour for kneading, if necessary
250g lactose-free fresh Mozzarella cheese (125g of each).
Slice into small pieces.
We can use other cheese if isn't available in your place.
Garlic Scallion butter:
2 tbsp softened butter
1 tsp minced garlic
2 tbsp chopped scallions
1/2 tsp salt
Mix well
A sharp blade or regular knife.
Egg for brush the edge, if you are using.
Freshly cracked black pepper
Method for the dough:
- In a mixing bowl, stir all the dough ingredients into a soggy dough.
- Transfer to the counter, use flour if necessary to fold the dough with your fingers, fold, and press to guide the dough into a ball.
- Put the dough ball on a baking tray (or we can use a round baking pan/pizza pan).
- Cover until almost doubled. After the dough expands, flatten with hand into a circle.
- Using a sharp blade, score the dough crisscross style. Brush with egg at the edges if you like.
- Spread garlic butter on the surface evenly. Mark again the scored with a spoon for easier putting the cheese.
- Insert pieces of Mozzarella cheese to fill the scored dough. Add freshly cracked black pepper on top.
- Bake at 200°C (400°F) preheated oven, top-bottom heat, for 20 - 25 minutes. An oven may vary.
- During baking, you might find the butter leaking out to the baking tray
- Best to eat warm to get the stretchy melting cheese.
My dough was not soggy. Didn't rise. Going to try again.
ReplyDeleteHi mona1949, sorry to hear that. If didin't rise, maybe has something to do with the yeast?
DeleteIt was the yeast. Thanks Ninik
DeleteHow much yeast? And how long did it take to rise? I've tried it twice now, and it doesn't seem to rise at all. Thanks.
DeleteHi. Is the butter used in Garlic Scallion butter salted or unsalted? Thanks
ReplyDeleteHi there, it's unsalted butter. Thank you!
DeleteI tried it today,it came out perfect.so tasty and my kids loved it.
ReplyDeleteSunainageorge, thank so much! I'm so glad your kids loved it
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ReplyDeleteThank you for the recipe :) .This is my one. I spread Parmesan on top so mine is little brown. And also I added dried rosemary to the dough.
ReplyDeleteHi Katie, most welcome and thanks so much for making it. Your bread on IG looks awesome!!
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ReplyDeleteThis is truely delicious. My whole family loves it. Does it freeze well? And does it taste the same if l simply spread garlic butter and put grated cheese? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Amina. I'm so glad to hear that. We can store it in the freezer and let it warm again in room temperature before bake. We can use grated cheese.
DeleteHow long does it take dough to rise
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DeleteHi, I love your recipes. I just made this on, mine was ready in 10 min. can it be ondercooked in the center?
ReplyDeleteI am new to the recipes with gram ingredients. Since this recipe calls for 250g of Mozzarella cheese, is this 1 cup or 2 cups?
ReplyDeleteCan you have everyone who touches it also wear the gloves, like in the demonstration?
ReplyDeleteWould it be possible to make in advance and freeze or after it has baked?
ReplyDeleteHi, I just made your lovely bread. Did you use by weight or measurement ? I used weight and it doesnt have the rise or loft like yours
ReplyDeleteCame out good, but next time I'm gonna add more garlic and add more cheese. My oven runs hot so next time I'm going to set my timer on google home to 15 mins and keep checking to find the sweet spot for best texture for my oven.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried this recipe, but to get dough to rise before baking try putting it in the oven for 45-60 min. Do not turn oven on, just let it sit in the warmth of the pilot flame. I hope this works.
ReplyDeleteIs there any option if we don't have oven?
ReplyDeleteWhy lactose-free mozzarella if you're using milk and butter elsewhere in the recipe?
ReplyDeleteI dont have scallions or green onions. Can I use regular onion or anything else?
ReplyDeleteHi, Awesome step by step recipe. Where do you live? The beautiful flowers and the birds chirping was truly wonderful on the video. You are so lucky. Am happy for you.
ReplyDeleteMy doughs never fail to rise, and with this recipe it failed to rise. what?
ReplyDeleteI made it . It was most delicious. Everyone loved it . Thank you o much .
ReplyDeleteI made this very good , thank you!
ReplyDeleteI put the ingredients into my bread maker....put the sugar in warm milk and bloomed my yeast, melted my butter and beat up an egg and then added flour to it....put the breadmaker on dough and let 'er rip.....then followed the rest of the instructions....it was wonderful!!!!
ReplyDeleteCame out fine and it smells good I wish I found this sooner goes good with Salmon fillet that's been made with lemon butter
ReplyDeleteEverything is perfect except for my taste 2tbsp of sugar makes the dough bit sweet, otherwise all went perfect. Pity I can't send you a photo. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteMy second time making this. It has a great rise and smells yummy. Can't wait to eat it. Thanks again for taking the time to create the video and give out the recipe. I used the left over grated cheese and it takes wonderful. But the more cheese the better. Jnetti
ReplyDeleteThis is the second time I made this. I used the rest of the shredded Mozzarella cheese. It would be better with more cheese but it tastes wonderful. It rose well and will be so great with our dinner. Thanks so much for your hard work on this video and for providing the recipe. Jnetti.
ReplyDeletecan you use active yeast instead of Instant?
ReplyDeleteHi can you make only a small loaf
ReplyDeleteGarlic Mozzarella Bread: Saw this a couple of times on FB and had to try it. LOVE how easy it was just throwing it all together! I didn't add salt because I used regular butter but it still could have used some salt. I also put it on parchment paper to bake and it turned out beautiful! When I baked it, it turned out higher than what your picture shows but nothing wrong with that! I plan on making it again and adding more garlic...but that's just my tastes. DELICIOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteYour best recipe so far. Great job. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteDoes the egg go in the dough?
ReplyDeleteYummy recipe, made double amount of the dough, it was just right for the whole big baking tray. Used mozzarella as andwell as a sheep cheese straight from our local shepperd. It was truly delicious.
ReplyDeleteFor the Garlic Scallion butter I was wondering if I can make it the same way without the Scallions, my wife is allergic. Or is the something else I can substitute in instead?
ReplyDeleteCan we bake this in normal microwave oven??
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