Ingredients
- 90 grams Bread (strong) flour
- 35 grams Whole wheat flour (can be replaced with strong bread flour)
- 2 grams Salt
- 5 grams Skim milk powder
- 20 grams Egg
- 60 ml Lukewarm water
- 2 grams Dry yeast
- 8 grams Sugar
- 5 ml Condensed milk
- 7 grams Unsalted butter
- 50 grams Raisins
- 1 tsp Rum (or warm water instead)
Instructions
- If using the standard bread dough recipe for up to the first proofing, please note that the ingredients and measurements are different.
- Add the condensed milk with the flour.
- During the first proofing, make the rum raisin mix.
- If omitting rum, soak the raisins in warm water to make them soft.
- At the same time, grease the loaf pan with shortening, butter or vegetable oil, etc.
- When the first proofing is finished, release the gas from it, form it into a ball, and let rest for 15 minutes.
- If you are going to make rolls, form them into rolls now.
- After letting it rest for 15 minutes, spread out the dough into a rectangle, and sprinkle the rum raisins on evenly.
- Leave 2 cm at the edge.
- Start rolling the dough.
- Roll it tightly without letting air in.
- Pinch the ends firmly when finished rolling.
- If using a loaf pan, put the dough seam side down into the pan.
- The second proofing can be done in an oven or by covering the dough with plastic wrap, and letting it sit in a warm place about 30C for 40 minutes.
- If using oven to proof, take it out a little early.
- Cover with plastic wrap and let it finish proofing at room temperature.
- Preheat oven to 210C.
- Check to see how much the dough has risen during the second proofing.
- If making a loaf, it should rise to between 80 and 90% of the pan.
- If it is ready, put the lid on and bake for 20-25 minutes at 210C.
- If making rolls, bake for 12 minutes at 210C.
- If making a regular loaf, bake for 12 minutes at 210C , then 15 minutes at 190C.
- This was baked for 20 minutes at 210C.
- If you want it browner, bake for a few minutes longer.
- Don't bake it for too long.
- The raisins aren't kneaded into the bread, so they make an even pattern in the bread.
- If not using a loaf pan at Step 6, cut the rolled dough into 8 equal parts.
- Put the cut side up into aluminum cups, so you'll be able to see the spiral pattern.
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