Wholewheat flour teatime pull apart bread

Wholewheat flour teatime pull apart bread

These whole wheat flour and all purpose flour blend of teatime bread is so amazing , simple to bake and makes a great pull apart bread . Here i have used a blend of wholewheat flour and all purpose flour to reduce consumption of all white flour . The all white flour tea time bread is even more softer and fluffier but the wholewheat bread is also no less in comparison.

Wholewheat  flour tea time bread

Wholewheat flour tea time bread

Servings 1 loaf

Cook Time 25 minutes

Ingredients

  • 190 ml milk ( you can have half of water and half of milk also )

  • 1 tsp instant yeast

  • 1 .5 cups wholewheat flour

  • 1 /2 cup all purpose flour

  • 1tbsp brown sugar / white sugar

  • 1tsp salt

  • 1tbsp butter

Instructions

  1. take a small bowl, add about 1/4 cup of the liquid which must be warm add yeast and sugar or brown sugar to the warm liquid allow it to activate , even if using instant yeast , i like to make sure it is good.

  2. meanwhile take another bowl add the flours, salt and mix well add the activated liquid with remaining liquid ( milk or water ) balance from 190 ml .

  3. take a spatula and mix well before kneading , as the dry ingredients must get moistened . Now take this rough dough mixture to a work surface , knead the dough which will be little sticky.

  4. flatten the dough in a square shape on the work surface, add in oil or butter as the case may be to the centre of the square flattened dough , cover up into a ball like with the butter or oil in centre, knead again , gently stretch dough in up and down motion , knead for at least 5-6 minutes.

  5. add oil to hands if sticky but do not add any flour,take the dough and slap against the work surface few times,just keep banging up and down few times , this really helps , notice the dough becoming much smoother, non sticky , coming together.

  6. when you are able to make a smooth taut ball by cupping the dough with your hands and bringing towards you on the work surface , it is ready . the dough will no longer stick but will be elastic and smooth put it back in a greased bowl, cover and allow to proof till doubles, may take an hour .

  7. after an hour, the dough would have doubled, take it to a counter, divide into two and roll into two small balls ( you can choose to bake as a single bread if you have a bigger pan ) again smooth out the two balls of dough to make sure it is smooth and taut exterior , now cover both the balls for 15 minutes to relax .

  8. after 15 minutes, take out each ball, and measure and shape according to your bread tin like a rectangle, at this point if you wish to make this bread into a garlic pull apart bread style, just spread a mixture of soft butter, minced garlic, chopped coriander leaves, some grated cheese ,pinch of salt, oregano and some chili flakes , spread this mixture all over uniformly, then begin the rolling process. roll up from top to bottom , horizontal wise, like a log, pinch both ends, and the seams at bottom. i have baked a plain pull apart bread .

  9. now with a knife or a scraper, slice the prepared log at equal intervals Prepare the other ball of dough likewise . gently lift off the sliced log of dough into a prepared bread pan for second proofing for about 30 minutes .

  10. preheat oven and bake the bread after brushing the tops gently with milk , at 180 C for 25 minutes or till done, the top will brown well, you can keep a aluminium foil on top to prevent over browning .

  11. remove the bread tins from the oven , and allow to cool on a rack after removing bread from the pan . brush with melted butter on tops, and cover with a lightly moist cloth for 5 minutes, this keeps the bread soft

  12. tear off the required bread at sections . no need to slice as we have already sliced before baking . These breads are good for making garlic bread slices also

After the dough has proofed the first time , shape it into a log, and make these slicecs , not all the way through , lift and place into the prepared loaf tin , after second proofing , they will become bigger and more close to one another .

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