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Wholemeal Chick Sausage Roll



There's nothing more welcoming than the smell of freshly baked home made.

Freshly hot from oven, "Wholemeal Chick Sausage Rolls" using NHF organic wholemeal bread Flour. Yummy snack for my tea time.

The very basic making of wholemeal bread rolls and buns recipe.






Here's the recipe,


Ingredients:-
300 gm bread flour
400 gm NHF organic wholemeal flour
80 gm sugar
60 gm margarine/butter
1 1/2 tbsp instant yeast
1 1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp bread improver
1 egg
320 gm water             
3 tbsp milk powder (mix)
sausages (room temperature)
1 egg (egg wash)




Method :-
1)  Mix all flour together in a mixer bowl, add in bread improver, sugar, salt, instant yeast, egg and
2) Then throw in the butter, knead another 10 mins till smooth and elastic.
3) Let it proof for 30 mins till double in size. Knock out the air and roll into a long roll. Cut and weigh each dough to 70 gm, roll into long strip.
4) Take a sausage and using the long strip dough, curl the dough around the sausage, tuck the ends.
5) Let it proof on a greased tray for 1 hour, egg wash and baked for 20 mins till golden colour.
6) Cool on wire rack.


* For the excess dough, can pan into many desire shapes and pattern as you desire.
*the milk mixture. Knead all into a dough about 10 mins.




                                                   *** Happy baking with Joy & Love!!***

Comments

  1. Hi..Kindly to check..is it 400g wholemeal flour?

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    1. Hi, yes, it's 400 gm wholemeal and 300 gm bread flour. Tq.

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  2. As usually is bread flour more than wholemeal.

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    1. Charine, actually u can alter it if u don't like wholemeal too much or the other way around. U can even use only bread flour or add as little as 50 gm of wholemeal.

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  3. Hi ms soh, I often use half wholemeal flour, I notice sometimes my dough is smooth when shaped into buns.. But sometimes it is not smooth.. Like rough dimples all over. Is it I didn't rest it enough? Also I notice you use 11/2 tbsp of yeast. Isn't it a lot? Elaine

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    1. Elaine, yes, the yeast, can actually reduce a little.This method of bread making is very straight forward so need a little more yeast to rise the dough.Try the good quality wholemeal flour from Aeon,better texture for ur bread. For the bulk fermentation, the dough should be double in size then only final shape it. Tq !

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