Side Pannel
Christmas Cardamon Bread
Ingredients List
- 1 1/2 c Milk
- 5 Eggs
- 3/4 c Butter
- 3/4 ts Salt
- 1 c Sugar
- 1 ts (rounded) Cardamon
- 1 pk Yeast
- 9 c Flour (approximate)
Directions
Manual Bread Making (NOT Converted to B/M) Yield: Three 12" Braided
Loaves
* Scald Milk, ADD Sugar, Butter, Salt, and Cardamon. LET COOL ......
* Dissolve Yeast in 1/4 cup warm water, ADD Eggs and 2 cups Flour .... Mix
well (Dough-hook on KA works well) .... Let REST for 10 or 15 minutes * ADD
Flour (7 cups +/-) until a STIFF Dough is formed .... KNEAD, then (cover
with Towel) let RISE to DOUBLE in size .... takes about 2 hours.
* PUNCH Dough down and DIVIDE into 9 equal parts .... ROLL each of the 9
pieces of dough into strips about 18" long ..... then BRAID the dough
strips, 3 at a time, into three loaves, each about 12" long overall.
* Place loaves on buttered Cookie Sheets and let RISE to DOUBLE in size
.... BAKE at 400 F until crust is DARK BROWN or until Bread is well BAKED.
* Brush a GLAZING Liquid over the Loaves .. 1/2 cup water, 1/2 cup Sugar,
1 TBS Butter .. Place back in the Oven for a minute to dry.
Posted on $P BREADS AND PIZZA on 01/06 by JAMES MALIA (DCBC39A)
MM by Cathy Svitek
Loaves
* Scald Milk, ADD Sugar, Butter, Salt, and Cardamon. LET COOL ......
* Dissolve Yeast in 1/4 cup warm water, ADD Eggs and 2 cups Flour .... Mix
well (Dough-hook on KA works well) .... Let REST for 10 or 15 minutes * ADD
Flour (7 cups +/-) until a STIFF Dough is formed .... KNEAD, then (cover
with Towel) let RISE to DOUBLE in size .... takes about 2 hours.
* PUNCH Dough down and DIVIDE into 9 equal parts .... ROLL each of the 9
pieces of dough into strips about 18" long ..... then BRAID the dough
strips, 3 at a time, into three loaves, each about 12" long overall.
* Place loaves on buttered Cookie Sheets and let RISE to DOUBLE in size
.... BAKE at 400 F until crust is DARK BROWN or until Bread is well BAKED.
* Brush a GLAZING Liquid over the Loaves .. 1/2 cup water, 1/2 cup Sugar,
1 TBS Butter .. Place back in the Oven for a minute to dry.
Posted on $P BREADS AND PIZZA on 01/06 by JAMES MALIA (DCBC39A)
MM by Cathy Svitek
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