Ingredients
Dough
- 300 g Milk
- 7 g dry yeast, 1.5 tsp
- 1 tsp bread improver, optional
- 25 g white sugar
- 450 g bread flour
- 50 g melted butter
- 20 g polenta
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Spatula TM5/TM6
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Add milk, yeast, improver if using and sugar to bowl mix 3 mins temp 37º sp 2. Add Bread Flour, butter and Polenta mix sp 3, 15 sec.
"Closed lid" 4 min 
"Dough mode" if a bit sticky add a bit more flour 1 Tbs at a time at 2 min mark. (Never walk away on knead function) Roll into a ball place in bowl or thermomat and let rise for 1 to 1.5 hours. Tip out onto lightly floured bench knead together then sprinkle a little polenta onto the bench then push out like a scone mix to 1.5cm then dust top with polenta. Cut out using egg ring. Lighty knead left over bits and cut with egg ring then just shape last bits I into rounds. Place on baking tray allowing for spreading cover with tea towel and let rise for 1 hour to 1.5 hours. Heat lighty oiled frypan and fry both sides of muffin and place back on tray then bake for 10 to 15 mins in 180º oven. I put another tray on top at this point so they don't rise too much. Place on cooling racks. Then lighty toast to enjoy for Sunday bacon and egg muffin.
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Recipe is created forTM 31
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Comments
Aprilstar: when you add the flour and polenta 😀
Delicious but need salt, reduced sugar to 20g but will try 10g. I proved them in my de hydrator so cut the proving time down to 30 mins both times. Time consuming but really light and lovely.
Omg. I will never buy them again. They freeeperfectly as well. Great job thanks so much
Delicious!!! A bit of a process, but definately worth it and easy
thanks! Will definately make again!!!
thank you for sharing. Loved to be able to make preservative/additive free ones at home! I added a little salt
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Lovely recipe. I used bread improver as I always do so things are nice and fluffy. I was surprised there was no salt in the recipe. But they taste just fine without. Also, I devided my dough into 12 rather than 14 portions to fit my tray better. And i didnt cut them out but made them like individual rolls and squashed them a bit flat. Worked perfectly.
Sorry didn't get back to you when you add the flour. I have edited that step
Brilliant recipe, well worth the effort! Ate some & froze some, fresh as when defrosted. Will certainly make them many more times
I used your recipe this morning and they were 100% successful. Thank you so much for sharing.
Liz.
when do you use the butter?
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