Sicilian Lemon Stone Fruit Bread

by Food·Color

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

Quite vague recipe. In just two words: let the dough, exhaust, add dried fruit, knead the dough, then enter the mold, and then it's baking. The whole process was filled with doubts.
One of the doubts is that in the recipe, one lemon juice and one egg are all the liquid ingredients, a total of 300 grams of flour, is there too little liquid? Sure enough, after the flour becomes flocculent, it keeps making circles in the bread machine. Add some more water to form a ball.
Doubt two, is this dried fruit actually added after it has been exhausted? Regardless of it, just add it after kneading the noodles according to your own habits, and let the dried fruit be sent along with the noodles.
Doubt three, what is the "little" of the olive oil? I gave a ration-5 grams, shouldn't it be enough?
Doubt four, it didn't say whether it was the post-oil method or how to drip it? Then start the lazy mode, add olive oil to knead the dough, it's not much anyway.
The biggest doubt is that if you use lemon juice to make noodles, will the yeast be sour? The heart has been hanging from the beginning of the dough, and the yeast is sour, wouldn't it become a dead dough? After all, the dough still started to rise, although it was not so vigorous as the ordinary dough.
Didn't say whether to start baking after entering the mold, or to continue baking after the second round. As usual, it took ample time to let the dough rise. However, the dough is obviously not as tall as ordinary dough. Seeing that the time has exceeded expectations a lot, maybe this is the only way to go, right? Then start roasting. . . .
Although there are many shortcomings, this bread is still very attractive, "rich dried fruit, sweet and sour, delicious, lemon aroma". . . . "

Sicilian Lemon Stone Fruit Bread

1. Ingredients: 150 grams of high-gluten flour, 150 grams of all-purpose flour, 3 grams of yeast, 2 grams of salt, 15 grams of sugar, 1 egg, 1 teaspoon of milk powder, 5 grams of olive oil, 45 grams of dried cranberries, 45 grams of raisins Grams, 15 grams of walnuts, 15 grams of cashews, 1 lemon juice, 1 lemon zest

2. Lemon zest and squeeze juice,

3. Pour the ingredients except nuts and dried fruits into the bread machine.

4. Stir until the film can be pulled out.

5. Add chopped nuts and dried fruits. Reserve half of the cashews and set aside.

6. Knead into a uniform dough, put it in a large bowl, and ferment.

7. The dough has grown to double.

8. Exhaust, round, and relax for 15 minutes.

9. Roll into an oval shape,

10. Roll up along the long side.

11. Close the mouth down and put it into a greased mold for final fermentation.

12. Grate the remaining cashew nuts and add to a egg white,

13. Stir well and set aside.

14. The dough rises.

15. Brush protein liquid on the surface.

16. Put it in the oven, on the middle level, and fire up and down at 180 degrees, and bake for about 30 minutes.

17. The surface is golden and baked.

18. Demould immediately. Let cool.

19. slice.

Tips:

Dried fruits and nuts can be replaced as you like.
The amount of water added to the dough should be added according to the amount of lemon juice.
Cashew nuts for surface decoration do not need to be ground too finely.

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