Sourdough / TangZhong/ Hokkaido gemisch

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You've done justice to this enriched sourdough tangzhong loaf. Looks like a lovely soft crumb. Now you've tickled my taste buds and I'm craving grilled cheese toast. This bread must toast up really well. 

Hope you feel better soon. 

It was fun to make.  I"m not a fan of sweet bread so using the sourdough did balance the milk sweet and sugar sweet in the dough.  Had a good time trying something totally new.

thanks for looking.

h

Try using this bread for French Toast too. Enriched breads work so well. A perfect Sunday breakfast/brunch.

Sweet balanced with sourdough tang sounds wonderful. 

Really pretty loaf. But your mention of a grilled-cheese sandwich has made my taste buds nostalgic for something simple and comforting! I hope you enjoyed every bite. Mmm with tomato soup!

I hope your headaches aren't taking too much of a toll.

Carole 

Thanks so much for looking.  Thanks for your comment.  Next time I'm going to let it rise more.... using my impatience and need to sleep as an excuse for messing with the rises... lol.

It was so much fun to make... but b/c of TxFarmer's warning, I would not do this loaf w/o a mixer.

Thanks again

hester

Please do try it.  You have to just accept that you will be kneading for about 30 minutes.  That's what TxFarmer has said in her posts.  She's done it by hand.  Try it.

Sandwich was delicious.  It's been a long time since I had a grilled cheese sandwich.... and I adore them.

hester

my characteristic impatience! Will wait perhaps till the holidays to give it a go.

Your crumb looks yellower than txfarmer's -- did you use a whole egg rather than just the white?

Take care, and thanks for the encouragement. 

Carole  

And thanks for the link. I may come back and pester you for numbers; I don't own a Pullman pan, but have one small loaf pan that I think is usually used here for terrines, and then a standard, long and skinny French loaf pan. Like I said, it may be awhile before I actually get to this recipe, but it seems like a fun project.

And her grilled-cheese sandwich looked out of this world.

Thank you, Hester.

Carole