{"id":16,"date":"2013-03-15T00:58:00","date_gmt":"2013-03-15T00:58:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/wpsite.in\/myvf\/?p=16"},"modified":"2017-10-25T15:25:59","modified_gmt":"2017-10-25T15:25:59","slug":"eggless-hot-cross-buns-for-easter-tangzhong-method","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.myvegfare.com\/eggless-hot-cross-buns-for-easter-tangzhong-method\/","title":{"rendered":"Eggless Hot Cross Buns for Easter ( Tangzhong Method )"},"content":{"rendered":"
The wind moving around 70 to 80 miles per hour, has broken my fence off , Sun is playing Hide and seek and the rain pouring down from past two days and the biting cold has driven me mad, It is only here you can see different seasons in one day. \u00a0People always talk about weather, even though the weather is not \u00a0good, some things make me very happy like \u00a0when I have to bake breads, I am not a dessert person, I don't really enjoy baking any kind of desserts but definitely love baking breads, I love trying out new variations, methods, types and from different cuisines and of course around the world, but I need somebody to eat them too.., The problem for me is my kids love eating breads only in their lunch box, otherwise they don't mind eating pizzas. I baked two different breads immediately, when Swathi announced this month's challenge. HOT CROSS BUNS\u00a0<\/span><\/b> INGREDIENTS FOR THE BREAD<\/span><\/b> FLOUR PASTE:<\/span><\/b> TANGZHONG METHOD:<\/span><\/b><\/a> Check out the Tangzhong method in this post, I used Bajri flour, funnily it took a bit long time to get that 65 degree and was a bit liquidy than the usual way I make. \u00a0I was a bit worried but my bread turned out beautifully no complaints.<\/p>\n METHOD:<\/span><\/b> Preheat the oven to 190 degree \/ 375 dF \/ Gas Mark 6 Lo!, your Hot cross buns... Who want Hot Cross Buns... ?, At last I could post this recipe.., I keep postponing to post all my \u00a0recipes even though I cook or bake them, Good God! I have posted them before Easter..... Tangzhong (water Roux) for \u00a0Bread Baking<\/a> c you soon with an other recipe... The wind moving around 70 to 80 miles per hour, has broken my fence off , Sun is playing Hide and seek and the rain pouring down from past two days and the biting cold has driven me mad, It is only here you can see different seasons in one day. \u00a0People always talk about...<\/p>\n
\nI have used Tangzhong method of baking bread previously, and I also have made a separate post on how to make Tangzhong here.<\/a> \u00a0So, I will not be explaining how to do it.
\nThis month swathi of Zesty south Indian Kitchen<\/a> challenged us to bake Breads using Tangzhong method, for this months Baking Partners Group<\/a> as I have numerous breads with this method, I chose to bake Hot Cross Buns as we are nearing Easter, Here in Easter you can see these Buns in all Shops, people enjoy this all through Easter and is a favourite for every one, My kids love them and I bake them time to time, as I can use lot of Raisins in them :).. Toast it with some Jam and Mmmm..., super delicious...<\/p>\n
\nRecipe Source: Christine's Recipes<\/a><\/span>
\nTangzhong method minimal changes<\/p>\n
\n350grm Bread flour
\n35 grms sugar
\n5 g salt
\n7 g milk powder
\n125 ml milk
\n120 grm Tanzhong ( water Roux )<\/a>
\n6 g yeast
\n30 g butter
\n100 g Raisins
\n1\/2 tsp mixed spice<\/p>\n
\n4 tbsp of plain flour
\n2 to 2 and 1\/2 tbsp of water<\/p>\n
\n1\/3 cup or 50 grms of Bajri flour
\n1\/2 cup of water
\n1\/2 cup of milk<\/p>\n
\nMake the Tangzhong and keep aside for it to cool down.
\nIn a large bowl take yeast and warm water and leave it for few minutes, you will notice bubbles forming, this is to make sure the yeast is still active.
\nNow to this add all the other Ingredients listed above except for Raisins and knead it into a soft dough, It might be a bit sticky but kneading it well enough with the help of little flour by just dipping your hand in it now and then makes into a pliable dough.
\nOil a bowl and leave it for its first rise around 1 to 1 and 1\/2 hours, once it is double in size punch it down and spread the dough on the kitchen table and spread Raisins on it and slowly knead it into the dough.<\/p>\n
\nMake 6 rolls and leave it for a second rise on a baking parchment, for further an hour.
\nMake flour paste, add water little by little to the plain flour and make it into a semi thick paste, fill this into a piping bag and make a cross over the Buns.
\nGive them all a milk wash and bake them for 15 to 20 minutes according to your oven.<\/p>\n
\nHot Cross Buns
\nHot Cross Buns
\nOne a penny two a penny
\nHot cross Buns.....<\/p>\n
\nHere are few more of my posts with this method.., I have a few more which I have not been able to post till..<\/p>\n
\nPaneer and Mint flavoured Garlic Rolls<\/a>
\nEggless Chocolate Coronets<\/a>
\nPear, Nuts and Dried fruits in Swirl rolls<\/a><\/p>\n
\nThis is also yeast spotted<\/a> !! \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"