Natural Fermented Panito

Natural Fermented Panito

by Food·Color

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

3

"Panettone originated from Milan and is a traditional Christmas rich bread. There are many legends about the origin of this bread, and one of the most popular claims is that it was made by a man named Tony hundreds of years ago. It was invented by a baker. Although he was born humble, he fell in love with the daughter of a wealthy businessman. In order to persuade the father to marry his daughter to himself, he tried a way to use his innate wisdom to put butter , Brandy, candied fruit, nuts and sugar are filled into the bread. This left a deep impression on the wealthy businessman. Not only did he marry his daughter to a bakery, but he also helped Tony open his own bakery in Milan and asked Tony to Continue to bake this bread-Tony bread."
"For many years, the steps in most bakery shops and cooking clerk are made with artificial yeast fermentation. This method is very good, but it is not the best. The best and most traditional method is to use natural yeast. Fermentation, while adding a small amount of artificial yeast to shorten the fermentation time... After doing this, the shelf life of the bread is longer due to the stronger acidity." "It requires a longer production time, but this is the price of making the world's top bread. "
"This recipe requires the use of candied fruit, but if you like, you can also replace it with any dried fruit, such as dried cranberries, dried apricots and dried apples." There are not so many candied fruits, so naturally you have to use a variety of dried fruits. Get it together.
"This bread can also be made with ordinary quick yeast powder, but it will take longer to wake up the firepower and fermentation, because the sugar and acid in the dough will prevent the yeast from working." The fact is that the dough grows well. Very slow, so slow that people almost lose patience, almost thinking that it is a dead face, but it still rubs against the upper edge of the mold a little bit.
I wanted to bake a small flower with a 6-inch round mold. When I put it in the mold, it seemed that it was a little too big, so I temporarily replaced it with a 4-inch round mold, and no small flowers. Just squeeze it into whatever you like. When it slowly climbed to twice its size, there were almost no lines visible.
Tied with a red ribbon, it is considered a festive celebration. Fruity and delicious.

Natural Fermented Panito

1. Natural fermented sponge starter: 66g foam starter, 42g all-purpose flour, 38g warm milk

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

2. Pour the starter ingredients into a bowl,

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

3. Stir it into a uniform paste and ferment for about 4 hours at room temperature.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

4. The batter foams up, put it in the refrigerator overnight, and take it out to warm up 1 hour before use.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

5. Fruit mix: 57 grams of raisins, 57 grams of mixed candied fruit, 38 grams of brandy, 5 grams of lemon zest

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

6. Pour the candied dried fruit and lemon zest into a bowl, mix and stir,

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

7. Add brandy and mix well,

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

8. Cover the mouth of the bowl and leave it overnight to allow the candied fruit to fully absorb the liquid.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

9. Dough: 128 grams of all-purpose flour, 14 grams of sugar, 2 grams of salt, 3 grams of dry yeast, 15 grams of eggs, 6 grams of egg yolk, 20 grams of warm water, 38 grams of butter, 47 grams of crushed walnuts.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

10. Pour flour, sugar, salt, yeast, into a bowl and mix,

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

11. Add the starter, egg and egg yolk and mix well.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

12. Add the right amount of warm water,

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

13. Stir it into a uniform dough and let it rest for 20 minutes.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

14. Add softened butter and soaked candied dried fruit,

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

15. Stir well and add the chopped walnuts.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

16. Continue mixing until you can pull out the film

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

17. Put in a large bowl and ferment at room temperature.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

18. The dough expanded to 1.5 times.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

19. Take it out and divide it into three small doughs and one large dough.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

20. Divide the large dough into 6 equal parts,

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

21. Put it into a 4-inch round mold, and put the remaining small dough into a paper cup mold. Ferment at room temperature for 2 hours.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

22. The dough volume has almost doubled

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

23. Put it in the oven, the middle and lower level, the upper and lower heat 160 degrees, bake for about 20-30 minutes.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

24. The surface is golden brown and baked.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

25. Immediately demould, paper cup bread does not need to be demolded. Let it be warm before serving.

Natural Fermented Panito recipe

Tips:

The fermentation time of the dough may be slightly longer due to the effect of sugar and alcohol.
The split size of the bread can be adjusted at will, and the baking time will change accordingly.
The baking time and firepower need to be adjusted according to the actual situation.

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