Was supposed to make buns into a figure 8 shape then top with tuna fillings. Drop the idea and change to make cornet buns [see here] cos' I didn't want to 'expose' the fillings [a little should be alright-lah].
Ingredients for the buns-Sponge Dough Method
[makes 10 - 12 pieces]
Step 1 - Ingredients
2 tsp instant yeast
160-170 ml water
230 gm bread flour
- Mix yeast with water in mixing bowl, then add in flour. Knead to form a smooth dough.
- Cover and leave to proof for 1-1 1/2 hours or double in size.
Step 2 - Ingredients
60 gm sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1 small egg [20 gm]
25 ml water
100 gm bread flour
30 gm butter
- Add all Step 2 ingredients [except butter] to dough from Step 1. Knead from low speed until well combined. Continue to knead on medium speed until dough is soft and smooth [takes about 7-10 minutes]. Add in butter, continue to knead until dough is soft and elastic or window pane stage [Notes - if not baking buns immediately, the dough can be kept in plastic bag tied up and refrigerate. Thaw to room temperature before using. Advisable to keep up to 48 hours only].
- Shape dough into a ball. Cover and leave to proof for 15 minutes.
- Punch down and divide dough in 10 - 12 pieces.
- Shape dough into round balls. Flatten each ball, roll up and roll dough into a 12" rope. Thin out at one end.
- Coil the dough around a lightly greased cornet shape mould. Place on a lightly greased baking tray. Do the same for the rest of the dough. Leave to rise for 40-50 minutes or until 2 times in size.
- Before baking, brush with beaten egg.
- Bake in preheated oven at 200 degrees C for 10-12 minutes or until golden.
- Leave to cool on rack, remove mould and fill cornet buns with prepared filling before serving.
[Tuna with Mayonnaise]
1 can tuna flakes in oil - drain away all the oil and small chilli
1 big onion - chopped small pieces
3 tbsp mayonaise
dash of pepper and salt to taste
dash of pepper and salt to taste
- Fry tuna flakes and onions together until onions are soft and mixture is slightly dry.
- Remove from pan to cool before adding mayonnaise. Combine well, filling is ready for use or refrigerate until required.
- Stuff filling into cornet buns before serving.
4 comments:
Kimmy, just nice for my afternoon tea hee..hee...
Hi Phong Hong, that's exactly what we had for afternoon tea. I wrapped them in foil and warm up for 5-10 minutes in a small toaster, wow, it's yummy! 3 generations in the family enjoyed it very much.
I also want to have this for my afternoon tea, hehehe ..look so yummy.
Hi Sonia, no problem, feel free to help yourself with it.
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