- Baker-Pastry Chef
Raisin bread
- Recipe calculated for 60 pieces
- 5 completion stages
Corman products used for this recipe
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Puff pastry brioche
- Mix together the plain and strong white flours, salt, sugar and butter. Add the yeast that has been mixed together with the milk and eggs.
- Knead on the lowest speed setting for five minutes and on the second lowest speed setting for 15 minutes.
- Roll into a ball and let it rise for one hour. Knock back the dough and chill.
*For an even more pronounced roasted butter taste, you can replace the butter with Corman Roasted Butter bucket 2 kg.
1000 g
flour (T45) 600 g
flour (T55) 30 g
fine salt 180 g
sugar 150 g
butter* 450 g
whole milk 75 g
fresh yeast 300 g
eggs 1000 g
Extra concentrated butter 99.9% fat – Sheet
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2
Macerated raisins
- Heat the juices, pour the grapes and swell overnight.
500 g
golden raisins 340 g
orange juice 35 g
yuzu juice (or rhum, depending on which you prefer)
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3
Garnish
- Make a crème pâtissière, and add the cream cheese and the gelatine mass when cooked.
1000 g
milk 80 g
flour 80 g
cream powder 200 g
sugar 200 g
egg yolks 10 g
vanilla extract 250 g
77 g
gelatin mass
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4
Glazing syrup
- Bring the water, brown sugar, glucose and the gum arabic to a boil.
250 g
water 250 g
brown sugar 100 g
glucose 70 g
gum arabic
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5
Assembly
- With the butter sheet, carry out three simple turns with the puff pastry brioche dough. Leave to rest in the cold.
- Roll out to 3.5 mm thick, 35 cm wide.
- pread 1,500 g of garnish on the puff pastry brioche dough.
- Sprinkle on 850 g of macerated raisins.
- Roll and leave to rest in a cool place. Cut into rounds of 3 cm (approximately 100 g).
- Place into 11-cm buttered rings to expand at 26 °C for approximately two hours.
- Cook at approximately 165 °C for 18 minutes in a fan oven with the releasing valve closed. Add the syrup when taken out of the oven.