This recipe has been made by our friend Luz Maria Lagoa Vives. Hello comrades. Did you miss the San Viernes Repostero?
Yes, I think I count five without publication. I hope to continue every Friday with a new recipe, but today, everything will depend on the mood I am in.
Today I bring you some brioche buns with nutella and lotus cream. Super fluffy and delicious. Now that we are looking forward to more in these coming days of autumn.
I hope you like it and I encourage you to do it
Milk buns with nutella and lotus with thermomix
Milk buns with nutella and lotus with thermomix
People
6
Cooking time:
30 minutes
Total Time
30 minutes
Kitchen thermomix
Category:
thermomix breakfasts desserts with thermomix
Ingredients of Milk buns with nutella and lotus with thermomix
MASS
350 grams flour
160 ml milk
15 grams fresh yeast
30 grams sugar
1 egg
35 grams sugar + 35 ml of invert
Vanilla
44 ml sunflower oil
STUFFED
Nutella (CN)
Lotus Cream (CN)
OTHERS
1 beaten egg to brush
Diced almonds
Sugar glass
Preparation of milk buns with nutella and lotus with thermomix
MASS
We temper the milk and add 30 grams of sugar and dilute the yeast, stir and let it rest for 20 minutes.
We add to the glass, the egg, sugars, essence, the milk with the yeast and the oil,
5 seconds / speed 4,
now the flour and salt,
10 seconds / speed 4.
We let it rest for 20 minutes so that the flour particles are hydrated.
Then we knead
4 minutes / spike speed,
We stop for 5 minutes and knead again for another
4 minutes / spike speed.
Pour into a lightly greased bowl and cover. We let it double its size (approximately 1.30, depending on the temperature of your kitchen).
After rising, we degas (remove the air created after rising), kneading for a minute by hand.
FORMED AND BAKED
We weigh the dough and divide into 8 portions.
We ball each portion, cover and let it rest for 25 minutes.
Then, with the help of the back of a glass soaked in oil, we place it in the middle of each ball, apply light pressure, then make 7 cuts with a knife.
Each cut, we will join the ends by pinching the dough, in order to create the leaves of the flower.
Once they are all done, we cover with film and let it rest for about 25 minutes.
After that time, we place the glass on top of the film, to again exert light pressure. We will do this again, since after fermentation, the hole will have shrunk.
And we will do it this way through the film, since we do not want to run the risk of deflating our dough, since if this were the case, the bun would remain hard after baking.
Once these recommendations have been clarified, we continue with the process.
We fill the gaps with our creams, brush the leaves with the beaten egg and sprinkle the almonds.