Thank you for the delicious recipe! May I know if I can use the same recipe to make buns? Thank you very much!
@yasainohi8314 жыл бұрын
@Christine C Thanks for your comment😊 The same can be done even if it is divided into smaller parts. The temperature is the same, and the baking time is about 6 to 12 minutes.
@heyheyc.14694 жыл бұрын
やさいのひチャンネル Thank you せんせい for your kind reply! I will try your recipe soon! ☺️ I really love your videos!
@irishor744 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing this very interesting recipe. I tried it today with fresh blueberries and made into buns. I used milk instead of water and needed more than 130g since fresh blueberries don't have water like the thawed frozen blueberries (I tried to achieve hydration rate of 75%) as the mixture was more dry initially. Maybe I added too much milk 😂the dough was still very sticky after 2nd proof and needed a lot of flour otherwise the dough kept sticking to my hands. Nonetheless, I think I successfully baked the buns in 180degC for 25min (though I just realised one of your replies says 6-12min for buns). Finally, just want to let you know I am now addicted to your mixing method (vs kneading)!
Followed this recipe but cannot get the dough formed. I am unable to knead the dough like the clip, don’t know what I have done wrong?
@yasainohi8314 жыл бұрын
@natthida leesawhet If it’s hard to mix with a card, Reduce the water and knead it by hand. Mix well or knead until the whole is purple. Please,try again😊
Hi love this recipe! Just want to know why you use lukewarm water? Can I use cold water or even cold milk just out of the fridge? Thank you!
@yasainohi8314 жыл бұрын
@Xiao Pu Thank you watching my video! Warm temperatures warm the dough and allow yeast to proof well. If added cold, the dough will become colder and will take longer to proof.
@purphyxiao4 жыл бұрын
やさいのひチャンネル Yasainohi Channel I heard that if the temperature of the dough before the first proof is higher than 26 degrees, the final bread will age very quickly. I always use cold water/milk in order to keep the dough temperature below 26 before first proof. Is that the case? Thank you!
@purphyxiao4 жыл бұрын
やさいのひチャンネル Yasainohi Channel Also I use instant yeast, is the same kind of yeast as yours?
@yasainohi8314 жыл бұрын
@Xiao Pu Can you use to instant yeast.This recipe is it.
@yasainohi8314 жыл бұрын
@@purphyxiao "I heard that if the temperature of the dough before the first proof is higher than 26 degrees, the final bread will ripen very quickly." This is a fact. Do you live in a hot area? If so, add cold water please. In the climate of Japan, adding lukewarm water of about 40 degrees warms the temperature of the dough and makes it easier to proof.