Agege Brioche
Agege bread originated from Nigeria. The bread is called Agege Bread because it originated from a place in Lagos called Agege, Lagos. Agege bread is paired with a variety of things; from butter, to eggs, and even beans.
Recipes
Serves: 6
Preparation:
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Add yeast to ½ cup of water and allow to dissolve for about 5 minutes.
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Sieve flour, then add in the salt and sugar.
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Add flour mix, milk, and yeast mixture to a mixing bowl.
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Using the kneading hook, mix until the dough becomes shaggy.
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Once the dough become shaggy, incorporate the butter and mix. When it starts coming together add 1 tbsp of water.
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Knead the dough properly until it springs backs when you poke it.
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Transfer to a clean surface and knead it a little bit more (using a little more flour when necessary).
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Grease a bowl lightly, then transfer the dough into the bowl. Cover it and keep in a warm place to proof for about 50 minutes or until it doubles in size.
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Transfer the dough back on a surface and knead it again. Once that is done, cut the dough into 10 equal sizes.
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One piece at a time, take each dough and roll in out, ensuring not to make it too thin.
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Next, gently lift one edge and roll in the dough, ensuring to seal the edges as you go. Place in a baking pan.
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Cover the dough again and allow it to proof for about 45 minutes. When this is done, glaze the dough with egg yolk.
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Using the oven function recommended, bake as instructed.
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Finish up by glazing the bread with butter once it is out of the oven. Enjoy.
Ingredients:
3 cups flour
2 tsp yeast
½ cup lukewarm water + 1 tbsp spoon lukewarm water (to add later)
½ cup milk
1 tsp salt
4 tsp sugar
4 tbsp margarine
Appliance Settings:
Automatic programmes »Bread » Plaited loaf » Bake
Duration: 32 minutes
Function: Combination mode
Conventional heat
Step 1
Temperature: 40°C
Moisture: 100%
Step 2
Temperature: 50°C
Moisture: 100%
Step 3
Temperature: 200°C
Moisture: 50%
Duration: 10 minutes
Step 4
Temperature: 160-200°C
Moisture: 0%
Duration: 12 minutes
Shelf level 2