Aromatic Shokupan (Square Loaf) With Rice and Sake.
You can cook Aromatic Shokupan (Square Loaf) With Rice and Sake using 9 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Aromatic Shokupan (Square Loaf) With Rice and Sake
- Prepare 125 grams of ○Cooked rice that has cooled down.
- You need 130 grams of ○Water.
- It's 250 grams of Bread (strong) flour.
- You need 23 grams of Sugar.
- It's 5 grams of Salt.
- Prepare 3 grams of Dry yeast.
- It's 35 grams of Sake (or water if you don't have sake).
- You need 20 grams of Milk.
- You need 23 grams of Unsalted butter.
Aromatic Shokupan (Square Loaf) With Rice and Sake instructions
- Put the cooked rice and water in a pan, cover with a lid and bring to a boil. Turn off the heat and leave to cool with the lid on. The photo shows the pan of rice after it's cooled..
- Put all the ingredients except for the butter in a bread machine and switch it on. Add the butter 5 minutes in..
- Take out the dough and deflate it by punching it down lightly. Divide into 3 pieces and round off each piece. Rest for 20 minutes..
- When the dough has rested, punch each piece down lightly and roll out to about 20 x 25 cm. This is a very sticky dough, so flour your work surface, rolling pin etc. generously..
- Fold the dough in so that it overlaps a bit in the middle..
- Roll up from the end..
- Pinch the seams tightly closed..
- Line up the rolled dough in a greased bread pan towards one side. Leave for the 2nd rising. Start preheating the oven with the baking tray in to 160℃..
- The dough is done rising when the tops have risen a bit above the rim of the pan..
- Raise the oven temperature to 200°C and bake for 30 minutes. Once the top has become a dark golden brown, cover with a piece of aluminium foil to prevent it from getting too dark..
- When the bread is baked, drop the pan onto your counter from a height to push out the steam, take the loaf out and cook on a rack to finish..
- The crumb is finely textured, very moist and soft even the next day. It has a silky mouth feel. The bread doesn't get stale fast either. It's a substantial bread that fills you up..