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Dan's Supreme White Loaf

Dan's Supreme White Loaf

Recipe Submitted By: bakingmad

Spread out the time of hand baking by making the sponge the day before.
Fuller flavour and an artisan texture can be created at home in this way..... why don't you give it a try!
This recipe was first published in Allinson 'Better Bread Booklet' inspired by Dan De Gustibus.


Portions	1 Loaf
Skill Level	Advanced
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Dan's Supreme White Loaf Ingredients

100 grams	Very Strong Bread Flour (Allinson Premium White) overnight sponge
1 tsp	Runny Honey overnight sponge
0.50 tsp	Easy Bake Yeast (Allinson) overnight sponge
75 ml	Warm Water overnight sponge, warm
245 ml	Warm Water warm
1	Happy Eggs Yolk
25 grams	Butter melted
1 tsp	Runny Honey
2 tsp	Salt
400 grams	Very Strong Bread Flour (Allinson Premium White)
1.25 tsp	Easy Bake Yeast (Allinson)

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How to make Dan's Supreme White Loaf

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Mix the sponge ingredients together to a smooth dough, cover with a tea towel and leave to ferment for 2 hours.
Then cover with film and place in the fridge overnight.
Remove from the fridge the next morning 30 minutes before you want to start making your loaf.
Then follow the method below.
Put the remaining ingredients, together with the overnight sponge, into the bread maker baking pan in the order specified for your particular model (see manufacturer’s handbook).
Set to the Normal/Basic White Program for the appropriate size loaf.

Reviews

Read all reviews (1) | Average rating: 5 stars

"I have been making this loaf since I read the recipe years ago. It is now my standard loaf. I have made at least 30 of these for friends up my local pub, they love it. Keeps fresh for ages, just cover with a cotton \'hat\'. Important: Unsalted butter, farm eggs, good honey, sea salt, filtered water, and most of all the overnight sponge. Good luck, Chris Amos."

14-01-2011 | Author: CAmos26986 | 5 stars

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