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Coffee & caramel panettone
- An original recipe from Giambattista Montanari
- Recipe calculated for 11 pieces
- 5 completion stages
Corman products used for this recipe
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Single refresh of a natural strater
- *240 g of water if stored in water
- Mix all of the ingredients together for 6-7 minutes.
- Roll out the natural starter or roll it into a cylinder, then leave to rise at 26°C for 8 hours until it has risen to 1.7 times its original volume (740 g of natural starter in a 2 L cylinder should reach the edge), then move on to the first piece of dough.
200 g
Liquid sourdough starter 600 g
Flour – Strength 280/300 – Resistance/Elasticity 0.48 270 g
water*
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First dough - 14:00
- Mix together all of the ingredients until the dough has a good elasticity (about 9-10 minutes), then leave the dough to rise at 28°C for 3 hours 30 minutes, until it has risen to 1.7 times its original volume (740 g of natural starter in a 2 L cylinder should reach the edge), then move on to the second piece of dough.
500 g
Liquid sourdough starter 500 g
Flour for the panettone 350 g
water 50 g
Carlsbourg PDO Butter 82% fat 15 g
milk powder
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Second dough - approx. 17:30
- One hour before the first dough is ready, prepare the autolyse by mixing together the water, cream, egg yolks and flour for 30-40 seconds until all the liquid has been absorbed.
- Then, cover with clingfilm and leave to rest.
- Once the autolyse is complete, mix it with the first dough until the dough has a good elasticity.
- Then, add the sugar, milk powder and honey.
- Trickle in the second quantity of egg yolks and, once the dough has regained its elasticity, add the salt.
- After a few minutes, add the aromatic emulsion a half at a time.
- Once the dough is ready, add the chocolate chips and the caramel pieces.
- Place in a suitable container and leave for 1 hour at 32°C.
2000 g
Flour for the panettone 1,2 kg
Dark chocolate chips 43 g
salt 400 g
Egg yolks 150 g
honey 15 g
skimmed milk powder 900 g
Muscovado sugar 1415 g
first dough piece 600 g
Egg yolks 1 kg
Selection cream 35% fat 250 g
water 700 g
Salted caramel pieces
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Aromatic emulsion - prepare the night before and store at 16°C
- Make a caramel with 400 g of sugar and 400 g of water.
- Heat to 165°C, then leave to cool to 35°C.
- Add the rest of the ingredients and whisk with a flat beater until the mixture is light and very airy.
- Set aside at 16°C for at least 12 hours.
250 g
Egg yolks 1250 g
Carlsbourg PDO Butter 82% fat 300 g
Aniseed-flavoured ristretto 350 g
Aniseed-flavoured ristretto 8 g
vanilla pod (or vanilla extract) 150 g
Fructose 500 g
Caramel 50/50 4 g
Sodium bicarbonate
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Finishing touches
- Cut, shape into balls and leave to rest for 15 minutes at room temperature.
- Then, shape into balls again and place in paper cases and leave to rise for approx.
- 12 hours at 28°C, R.H. 75%. Once ready, chill the panettoni for fifteen minutes before baking at 175°C for 50 minutes (per 1 kg panettone – 95°C in the centre).
- Dilute the caramel chocolate by 10% with vegetable oil.
- Once the panettoni have cooled and reached around 18°C, glaze them with the caramel chocolate.