My family loves this bread recipe! I place the Sponge Dough overnight in the fridge (learning from your other videos) before using it. The result was amazing - very soft and fluffy bread! *For anyone who lives in a country with hot and humid climate like Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand or Indonesia, etc, you'll need to adjust the liquid and proofing time. I usually reduce the milk and cream by 10%. The fermentation/proofing time is also reduced by half. It usually takes only a max of 30mins to ferment/proof the dough. Otherwise, you may end up with over-fermented bread. As mentioned above, I keep the Sponge (Starter) Dough, covered, in the fridge overnight before use! Try it - you'll be amazed! Happy Baking! Thank you Lisa for sharing your wonderful recipes!
@LisasKitchen3 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing your experiece with us. It's really helpful to those who live in a tropical climate. 👍👍🙏
@simplyme33063 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your tips! I always wondered if tropical and humid environment how to adjust, as I'm not experienced in bread baking. Don't know if a dough is over or under proofed etc. When you mentioned 30mins to ferment the dough is for which section? Is it the initial sponge dough?
@lynntok16703 жыл бұрын
@@simplyme3306 Hi, you are most welcome! Everyone is very generous with their tips here! I use about 30-40mins to proof both the sponge and the final dough. It really depends on how you proof your dough. If you use your oven to proof it (at 35-40degC), it usually takes around 30-40mins max. If you proof it in room temperature, maybe 40-45mins. The raised dough should just be 1 or max 1.5 times bigger than the original size. If you keep the timing to between 30-40mins, it should be fine. Any longer and the dough will rise too much. It's more important to watch the size of the rising dough and depending on time. Every time I let my dough rise, depending on weather (some days hotter and damper), my dough reacts differently (+/- 5-10mins). Once it reaches double or slightly bigger (1.5x), it's time to remove the dough and shape it for baking.
@simplyme33063 жыл бұрын
@@lynntok1670 thank u for responding to my query! I sometimes put a cup of just boiled water in my oven to proof my dough. Usually takes me around 45mins to 1 hr. Shall find time and mood to try this recipe..too many to try too little time 😂
@nalomsibarani29542 жыл бұрын
Hello Ms Lynn, I lived in Indonesia. I tried as u suggest, reduce the milk and the cream by 10%. But still failed. Should I reduce the honey too? Still curious bout this recipe. Thank u for your reply.
The toast made with this recipe is delicious! Soft and full of texture. I really enjoy watching this video. Thank you 薩姐 這款吐司做出來真的超好吃,我自己改良加了抹茶粉以及紅豆,抹茶紅豆生吐司也是超級鬆軟好吃,謝謝薩姐!
I made it twice yesterday and today. However both times my bread was oily when i slice them. The bread was soft but do i need to reduce on the whipping cream or butter to make it less oily?