Monday, 16 May 2011
Saturday, 14 May 2011
GRISINI - Rosemary & Parsley flavour
Ingredients:
Milk 187g
Olive Oil 14g
Malt syrup 14g
High Gluten Flour 411g
Instant Yeast 6g
Salt 9g
Butter (Soft) 9g
Cheese (Asiago/ cheddar/ Parmesan) finely grated 28g
Rosemary 5g
Parsley 4g
- Combine Milk, Oil& Malt in the bowl of a mixer. combine the flour with the yeast and then added them to the milk mixture.
- Mix for 4 min using the dough hook mixer with low speed. Increase to medium speed and mix for additional 3 min. The dough should have good gluten development.
- Add in Cheese, rosemary & parsley and mix for additional 1 min using medium speed.
- Remove the dough from the mixer and plave it on work surface. Divide it into 180g pieces and round the pieces against the surface.
- Place each pieces in a container with plastic wrap. Leave the dough at room temperature for 15min then refrigerate it overnight.
- ---------------the next day----------------
- Remove the dough from frifrigerator and leave it at room temperature for 1 hour until it has lost its chill.
- Flatten them up and cut into thin long stripe or cut using pasta machine.
- Lightly brush the thin strip with oil and rest them for 30 min.
- Preheat oven to 200'C.
- Bake them at 190'C for 10 min, then rotate the tray and turn down the oven to 180'C.
- Continue to bake an additional 4-6min until it is light golden brown and appears dried out.
- When completely cool, store in an airtight container.
Classic Butter Cake
Ingredients:
Butter 163g
Margerine 254g
Sugar 300g
Egg 383g
Flour 287g
Fresh Milk 19g
Baking Powder 4g
- Add Sugar & Butter + Margerine in a bowl and mix it with mixer (High speed) for 2 minutes, before adding eggs.
- Switch it to Medium speed and start adding in flour, milk & baking powder, mix it for another 2 -3 min.
- Preheat Oven at 200'C for 10 min.
- Greased baking mould with butter or baking paper.
- Pour-in the batter into the baking mould.
- Turn down the oven to 180'C and bake for 40-45 min.
- Once done, immediately remove cake out of the mould and let it cool down on wired tray.
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