Soft, buttery and slightly sweet bread made in a bread maker.
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If you're a fan of fresh, homemade bread but don't have the time or energy to knead and bake by hand, a brioche bread machine could be the perfect solution. This bread is light, slightly sweet, and absolutely easy to make.
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This soft, buttery brioche loaf recipe tastes like it is from a French bakery but easy enough to make at home! It is tender, moist and versatile!
Totally delicious bread to use for sandwiches!
It’s hard to imagine that leftover brioche is a common problem. Usually, this delicious bread doesn’t last long enough! But if you’ve got yourself an oversupply then keep reading. We’ve compiled the top 18 uses for leftover brioche. Table of ContentsWhat are some tasty uses for leftover brioche?Summing up What are some tasty uses for...Read More
Baking bread is a delicious and rewarding experience, but it can be time-consuming. With a bread machine, you can have fresh-baked brioche in no time!
A soft, tender, enriched bread made with sourdough: this sourdough brioche is the recipe you were looking for. Made with melted butter and with no need to knead, this brioche is the perfect breakfast bread.
If you have Bread Toast Crumbs, this is essentially 2/3 the light brioche recipe in the book with the sugar cut back by a bit more. To create a warm spot for your bread to rise, turn your oven on for one minute, then shut it off. That brief blast of heat will create a cozy place for your bread to rise. As always: for best results, use a digital scale to weigh the ingredients. Water: Some people find this dough very wet and tricky to work with. If you live in a humid area, I would consider cutting some of the water back. If you are measuring with cups, hold 1/3 cup water. If you are using a scale, hold 75 g. You can always add the water back in when you are mixing if it seems dry. Reference the photos above and the video for how sticky/wet the dough should appear. If using active dry yeast: Whisk the egg with the water. Add the heated milk-butter mixture. Stir to combine. The mixture should be lukewarm. Sprinkle the yeast over top and let stand for 15 minutes or until it gets foamy; then proceed with the recipe. A Fun Variation: After brushing with the buns with the eggwash, sprinkle the buns with seeds or everything bagel seasoning.
Another successful bread from the breadmaker! :D This time it’s an enriched bread – a brioche loaf! I came across a breadmaker brioche recipe from the book ‘Brilliant Breadmaking&…