My girl's friend came over to our place for a playdate and I baked these bite-sized mini cheese bread for their snack.
The kids took an instant liking to the cheese bread and they were so addictive that more than half was devoured in no time.
This bite-sized cheese bread is adapted from Original Flavor by Carol Hu and Baking Taitai.
Mini Cheese Bread
Ingredients:
150g greek yogurt
1 tsp honey
240g bread flour
1/2 tsp instant yeast
35g sugar
1/4 tsp salt
20g parmesan cheese powder
30g unsalted butter
Method:
1. Place all ingredients into the pan except butter based on the
sequence listed above or by following your breadmaker manufacturers'
instructions regarding the order of liquid/dry ingredients.
(I'm using Zojirushi breadmaker. I placed all the wet ingredients first,
followed by the dry ingredients. Make a dent at the centre of the flour
and pour the yeast in the dent last, making sure the yeast does not
touch the liquid, sugar and salt.)
2. Make the selection for 'Pasta Dough' setting on your breadmaker.
(For my Zojirushi breadmaker, I chose the 'Cookie/Pasta Dough')
3. Press start and the machine will start kneading the dough. The
machine will beep after a few minutes. Press start to continue kneading.
4. After the machine has finished its course of kneading under 'Pasta Dough' setting, make the selection for 'Dough' setting.
5. Press start and the machine will start kneading the dough after resting for 15 minutes. Add in the butter during this resting stage.
6. Let the breadmaker do the rest.
7. When the bread dough is proofed, the machine will beep to signal the
end of the 'Dough' function. Remove dough from the pan, punch it down
and let it rest for 5 minutes.
8. Flatten dough into a 1cm thick rectangle.
9. Cut out into 2cm x 2cm small cubes and place dough cubes onto a lined baking tray, leaving some space in between to allow for expansion.
10. Spray the dough cubes with water and let it proof for around 50 minutes or until double in size.
11. Bake in preheated oven at 180C for 15 minutes or until golden brown.
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Does it need any dip and do we need to serve it warm ?
ReplyDeleteHi, It doesn't require any dip. You can eat them when cooled down.
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