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Monday, January 4, 2016

Yoghurt Loaf - Strawberry

After my insane attempt to bake a loaf at 3.30am last week cos' I couldn't fall asleep, I've been trying out loaf recipes on the bread machine that the hubby got that I under-utilise.. Here's a simple recipe for a yoghurt loaf that I baked yesterday! 

I used function 1 of my Kenwood BM250. I used the recipe from Catherine of Catherine's Cooking. You'd probably need 4 hours or so to bake this loaf and since the machine does most of the work, I'd rate it a difficulty level 1 out of 5. Change the flavour of the yoghurt to get the flavour you'd like.. the options are endless! If you are using other bread machines, the recipe should work well on your basic bread function too. 
Yoghurt Loaf


150g fresh milk, room temperature
100g yoghurt (I used strawberry), room temperature
3/4 tsp salt
60g sugar 
20g milk powder
300g bread flour
5g instant yeast
30g unsalted butter, room temperature

Method
Place wet ingredients into your bread machine. 

Cover liquid with bread flour.

Place salt on one side of the tin, sugar and milk powder on the other side. Place the instant yeast in the middle. 

I chose function 1 (regular bread), 750g loaf, fair darkness. 

Allow bread machine to run.. When the machine beeps at 2:56, add butter. 

Allow bread to mix and proof. At 1:15, I shifted the dough to remove the paddle. You can also shape the dough to make it 'smooth'.

Remove bread from tin immediately upon completion of baking. Allow bread to cool completely on rack before slicing/storing. 

Enjoy the loaf! (: 

4 comments:

  1. omg... that bread looks so soft and fluffy, I really wanna try to make it but I don't have a bread maker. Cynthia can I used oven instead bread maker for this recipe ? thank you

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    1. Hello,

      yes you may do the kneading by hand/stand mixer and proof accordingly

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  2. Hi, what do you mean by this as I don't understand. Appreciate advice. TQVM

    Allow bread to mix and proof. At 1:15, I shifted the dough to remove the paddle. You can also shape the dough to make it 'smooth'.

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