Showing posts with label tuna bun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tuna bun. Show all posts

Friday, November 2, 2012

Breakfast Buns

So I've been on a roll with all the bread making. I started off with the egg buns followed by the tuna buns and last night was ham and cheese. I think I'm getting the hang of things alhamdulillah!


These are my over-hard tuna buns. I think I got too excited with the kneading. I finally got the hang of it with this recipe. I was super thankful for the photos to kinda guide me along. UNFORTUNATELY, I forgot to take a picture. Maybe next time aye?

I adapted the recipe and came up with

300g Bread flour
2 tsp active yeast
100g warm water
90ml milk
1 slightly whisked egg
10g sugar
1 tsp salt
30 g softened butter

Method:
1. Mix warm water and yeast and leave aside until it bubbles
2. In another bowl, mix flour, sugar and salt
3. Form a well in the middle and pour in yeast and egg. Slowly add in milk as necessary. 
4. Once all kneaded, add in butter and knead again
5. Leave it for an hour to proof.
6. Separate into 16 portions. Leave to rise for 30 minutes
7. Fill in up with filling of choice before leaving it to rise for another 30 mins
8. Brush with egg yellow
8. Bake at 170C for 15 mins

Enjoy!

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

My First Egg Bun-a-loaf

I love those pillowy soft savoury buns especially the otah filled ones from Prima Deli. Unfortunately, budget conscious me decided I cannot buy those things too often. hahaha. I live in a house of 7 so you do the Math. What's the follow up to that? Learn how to bake them of course.
Cheesy Egg Mayo Buns

Recipe adapted from here


Bread Ingredients:
2 tsp yeast
50 ml warm water
1 egg
150ml cold milk
320gm Bread Flour
80gm Plain Flour
90gm Castor Sugar
1 tsp Salt
50gm Butter

egg yolk + milk (for brushing before baking)

Filling Ingredients:

Egg Mayo:
4 hard boiled eggs
2 heaping tbsp Mayo
2 slices cheese cut small
Pepper
Salt
Herbs

Tuna:
1 can of tuna (chunks)
1 small onion
chilli
pepper
salt
herbs


Method:
1. Mix the warm water and yeast and let it froth for about 20 mins
2. Put all the dry ingredients into a bowl (flour, sugar & salt)
3. Create a well and pour in the egg and milk
4. Slowly add in the yeast mixture
5. Knead.
6. Knead some more.
7. After kneading, leave it to proof for about 1 hr
8. Knead it some more and leave it again for 30 mins
9. Separate into little balls (I made 16. Could've gotten 20)
10. Flatten it out and fill it with whatever filling you want and wrap it up
11. Arrange them into a pan
12. Leave them covered for 30 mins while you heat up your oven 180C 
13. Brush them with egg wash
14. Bake for 20 mins

Warning: LET IT COOL BEFORE EATING coz cheese is HOT HOT HOT.

But don't worry. You don't have to follow that warning too closely. Give it a try!