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Soft and Fluffy Milk Bread Recipe STUFFED with CHOCOLATE!

Soft and Fluffy Milk Bread Recipe STUFFED with CHOCOLATE!

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This video was kindly sponsored by Skillshare. The first 1000 people who click the link will get 2 free months of Skillshare Premium: Chocolate Milk Buns Fluffy Milk Bread filled With Chocolate Fluffy Milk Bread Recipe / Chocolate Milk Buns: 400 gr All Purpose Flour ( 2 3/4 cup) 4 1/2 tbsp Sugar 7 gr Dry Yeast ( 1 packet) 3/4 tsp Salt 240 gr Warm Milk ( 1 cup ) 35 gr Butter (1/4 stick) 20 gr Dark Cocoa Powder ( 2 3/4 tbsp) 2 1/2 tbsp Milk PLEASE READ: As mentioned in the video the cocoa buns don't contain enough cocoa to taste of chocolate. The intense chocolate flavor comes from the filling! For the chocolate filling you can either use Nutella OR Chocolate Ganache. If you choose to use chocolate ganache, here is the recipe: 150 gr Chocolate ( 5. 5 ounces) 100 gr Cream ( 3, 5 ounces) Melt together. Then refrigerate for 1 hour and form small chocolate truffles using your hands, then pop in the freezer for 30 min. You can make these ahead of time ( up to 2 weeks ) Dust with Powdered Sugar and
Date: 2020-05-18

Comments and reviews: 10


Emma, those look fantastic. I love making milk bread but the savory kind with a little shredded sharp cheddar or Vermont Cheddar powder from King Arthur Flour. I like to put a small slice of country ham or apple smoked bacon, a dollop of scrambled egg and a small round of good cheddar cheese in the center before baking. A Sunday morning breakfast favorite! I'll have to try your sweet desert version -. Darn, now I'm hungry again -!
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Looks delicious as always Emma! - Is there a way to make things like this and your other enriched dough recipes (donuts, cinnamon rolls) the night before? I want to make them for my family for breakfast but don't want to wake up at silly o'clock! I've made your cinnamon rolls and they were so incredible but because of proving times etc we had to eat them in the afternoon haha, still delicious though! -
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I'm in a deliciousness coma, once I see one of your videos. Your slow-mo pull apart shots, are mouth watering. I do love all your recipes, even when it's something I'm not super fond of. As always, you said the magic word, CHOCOLATE. LoL. Thank you, Ms Emma, you're awesome.
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Tried before the milk bun and it was fantastic - tried making this today but just milk dough with choco filling and the other half was filled with cheese filling - currently waiting for the bread to rise, I-m excited to see the result -
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Unfortunately I am not able to get Gluten Free flour, so no baking for me at the moment. The joys of having to follow a restricted diet, you can not just go and use ingredients that most take for granted. They look lovely though in saying that.
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Hi. These look beautiful. -Just a curious question- how did your powdered sugar dusted on top not melt in the oven? Mine always does, so I have to dust only after everything cools. -Is there a trick I could learn? X
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Hi Emma, first of all, these look absolutely delicious - but due to quarantine, I haven't been able to get a hold of plain flour for ages however, I do have self-raising flour. Would it be okay to use that instead?
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Anorher excelent recipe. - Saw you made a pizza some time ago and hoped you-ll consider making real italian lasagne. I love lasagne and would love to learn how to make -original- ones. Thank you!
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You are very good - l love all your recipes. I made your 5 minutes pizza yesterday OMG, it was so delicious. My family enjoyed it. Thank you for being generous with your recipes -
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Looks yummy, TFS! Did you use regular dry yeast or fast rising dry yeast? Also, how long did you leave the buns to rise, before putting them in the oven? Thank hank you.
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