Chocolate chip Brioche with a stand mixer or a bread machine. Chocolate Chip Brioche is not a quick recipe but it's a great one to make with kids who like to get their hands "dirty" in the kitchen. Chocolate Chip Brioche starts with a fairly firm dough but as. DIRECTIONS Put all in the bread machine in the order needed for your machine.
It freezes beautifully and kids LOVE it!
This dough is difficult to to knead by hand, but does well in a stand mixer or bread machine on the dough cycle.
Cooking note: Unfortunately, I find this to be the rare bread dough that's radically easier to make with a stand mixer.
You can cook Chocolate chip Brioche with a stand mixer or a bread machine using 10 ingredients and 17 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Chocolate chip Brioche with a stand mixer or a bread machine
- You need 133 g (266 g) of White Strong flour*.
- Prepare 23 g (46 g) of cold unsalted butter chopped* (18%).
- You need 16 g (32 g) of Sugar* (12%).
- It's 3 g of or 0.5 tsp (6g or 1 tsp) salt* (2%).
- Prepare 80 g (160 g) of = 1 (2) medium egg(s) + milk)* (60%).
- It's 5 ml of or 1 tsp (10ml or 2 tsp) Rum* (3%).
- You need 0.5 tsp of or 2g (1 tsp) dry yeast (1%).
- It's 17 g (34 g) of 2nd unsalted butter chopped (12%) room temperature.
- It's 40-50 g of (80-100 g) chocolate chips.
- It's of The amounts without brackets are one for one small bread tin in the photo and using one egg.
Nevertheless, should you feel up for the challenge, you can vigorously "knead" the dough in a large. Learn how to make chocolate chip brioche, adorable and delicious little buns just like they sell at Parisian bakeries! Making brioche provides the baker with the thrill of working with a leavened dough, and as the golden brown, domed buns come out of the oven, the buttery and yeasty smell is. Be careful if your bread maker's "add fruits and nuts" beep rings early!
Chocolate chip Brioche with a stand mixer or a bread machine step by step
- Beat an egg in a small cup. Get about 0.8 (1.6) tsp (slightly less than 1 tsp will be enough for a small loaf) of beaten egg in a small cup for glazing. Add 0.8 (1.6) tsp of water and mix. Leave it in the fridge..
- If you use a stand mixer, put the ingredients with * and knead 2-3 minutes. Then, add yeast in the mixing bowl and knead about 3-5 mins until the dough silky. Then, add 2nd butter. Then knead further 3-5 mins till the dough becomes one. The dough should be smooth and slimy. The total kneading time would be around 10-12 mins depending on your mixer and flour. Take out the dough and make it sound. The dough should be very easy to handle and silky and smooth at this stage. Go to step 5..
- This dough is quite soft, so it would be very difficult to knead with hands and I think you need skills to do it. So, I use a stand mixer or bread machine..
- If you using a bread machine, put the ingredients with * in the baking pan and put yeast in the yeast dispenser. And choose the Brioche option. Add 2nd butter about a few minutes later after the machine added yeast. Wait for the cycle finishes..
- Take out the dough, if the dough has raised during the bread machine cycle, please punch it down. Shape it round and leave to rest in the fridge for 20-30 mins..
- Take out the dough from the fridge and rolled the dough. Sprinkle chocolate chips..
- Fold twice as the photo below..
- Them fold twice and make it round..
- Leave the dough to rest for 10-15 mins in the room temperature covering with a damp cloth or in a proofer with humidity..
- Punch the dough down to remove any bubbles and has. Divide it into six. Place in the bread tin..
- Shape the dough into balls and place in a pan. Then, leave them for 30-40 mins to prove at 35℃. I used a proofer..
- About 10 mins before the ending time of proofing, start to preheat the oven at 200℃..
- After 30-40 mins later, when the dough has become about twice in size, glaze with egg. (Step 1).
- Bake in oven at 180℃ for 15-20 mins till golden brown. The length of the time depends on your oven..
- This one I bake a half with chocolate chips and the other half without..
- If you use a 100% hydration starter dough, see the recipe at: https://cookpad.com/uk/recipes/13322647 Please calculate as water in milk is 87% and 13% as skim milk powder. milk (A) = the amount of milk in the recipe x 0.87 - (starter dough/2) skim milk powder = the amount of milk in the recipe x 0.13 - amount of milk (A) x 0.13. Actually, for this recipe, it does change the taste of the result of the bread owing to skim milk substitution..
- It can be baked with Tami pan (a cast iron bread pan). Heat the pan for 1 min to heat the pan. Reduce the heat to low heat and bake for 18 mins. Turn it over and bake further 9-10 mins with low heat until you can smell the lovely aroma. The video can be seen at: https://www.instagram.com/p/CEH0wpnHkmV/.
Mine does and thus the machine was too hot and melted all the chocolate chips. A big high loaf with a soft cake-like texture it's great for dessert or peanut butter sandwiches. I also added a few drops of vanilla extract increased. I love bread machines, but I was not happy with my first attempts to make brioche in them. I know you can use a stand mixer or do it by hand.
