Straits Times Life published an article about black food items a few weeks(or months?) back. I must say I agree that black gives a great contrast and makes the eyes pop. So I decided to venture into the world of black as well.
Squid Ink Mini Burger Buns
Ingredients
(A) – mix well
185g
bread flour
20g TopFlour/Cake flour
10g milk powder
20g sugar
2.5g salt
Ingredients (B)
20g TopFlour/Cake flour
10g milk powder
20g sugar
2.5g salt
Ingredients (B)
3.5g
dry yeast plus 15g water
15g squid ink, dissolve well in 120g water18g egg (beat whole egg, then measure)
White sesame seeds
1)Dissolve yeast in 15g water and wait for 5 mins to become frothy. Stir well
2) Mix the yeast with the remaining ingredients in A and B together to form a dough. *Knead into a smooth and elastic dough until it passes the 'window-pane test'.
3) Round the dough, placed into an oiled bowl, cover and ferment until double in size, about 45 mins to 1 hour.
Pic shows rounded dough before fermentation:
4) Punch down the dough to release some air. Rest dough for 5mins. Divide into 5 equal portions. Form each into a tight ball and set onto lined baking sheet.
5)
Cover with oiled plastic wrap and let rise for 30-35mins
6) Brush top with beaten egg(additional), sprinkle sesame seeds and bake in preheated 190C oven for 15 to 18 mins until golden brown and cooked through.
6) Brush top with beaten egg(additional), sprinkle sesame seeds and bake in preheated 190C oven for 15 to 18 mins until golden brown and cooked through.
* I used my Kitchenaid and
kneaded for a total of 24 mins on Speed 2. It will be sticky at first. Be
patient, the dough will leave the bottom of the bowl around 10-15mins. Resist
the temptation to add more flour before this as it will toughen the bread.
I used them for 2 different kinds of burgers, the first being salmon burger with curry aioli:
The other is Korean-inspired taste - Korean sweet & spicy chicken burger
Shall share the Korean chicken and salmon burger patty recipes next time!
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