I
made this on a whim because the grocer had a batch of lovely sweet potatoes and
it would be silly not to buy them. Perhaps the buns can do with a touch of pandan
flavor but in any case, it was well received.
The
ends of the buns needed to be tucked in tightly so that they do not open after
the second rise. That takes practice and
it means that there will be an occasion for a second batch sometime
soon.
Makes
8 medium buns.
Ingredients
:
Dry ( Combine the following ) :
250g
bread flour
30g
caster sugar
5g
instant yeast
1g
fine salt
30g
dry milk powder
Wet
( Combine the following ) :
1
egg, lightly beaten
100g
milk
20g
softened butter
Filling
:
400g
Sweet potato , any color of your choice ( steamed and cooled )
20g
dry milk powder
20g
caster sugar
1
Tbsp heavy cream
Method
:
Prepare
filling.
Steamed
the sweet potatoes. Cool.
Together
with milk powder , sugar and cream, process the potatoes until it forms a ball.
Make
out 8 portions, 50g each. Form into balls.
Set
aside,covered.
Prepare
dough.
Combine
wet ingredients to dry ingredients in a stand mixer.
Knead
until dough is no longer sticky.
Ferment
until dough doubles, covered.
Punch
down dough. Knead and form a thick rope.
Make
out 8 portions. Roll into balls.
Wrap
the prepared potato filling with the buns.
Roll
into a rope, 2 hand spans long.
Score
the bun until potato is just visible.
Bring
the ends together to form a tight bun.
Transfer
buns to a lined tray.
Brush
with egg glaze.
Leave
to rise until balls almost doubles.
Bake
in a preheated oven at 180C for 15-20 minutes or until bun tans.
Glace
with softened butter.
Cool
before serving/storing.
Love the shape of those buns! I bet it's not so easy to execute.
ReplyDeleteI definitely need more practice. Not all buns turned out this way.
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