Welcome To The World Of Neff - Sampford IXL
Welcome To The World Of Neff - Sampford IXL
Welcome To The World Of Neff - Sampford IXL
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Bread<br />
White Bread Bread Variations Using White Bread<br />
Dough<br />
Ingredients<br />
675g (11/ 2 lb) strong white flour<br />
10ml (2tsps) salt<br />
55g (2oz) butter<br />
1x7g packet of fast acting yeast<br />
or<br />
15g ( 1/ 2 oz) fresh yeast creamed with 30ml (2tbsps) warm water<br />
450ml ( 3/<br />
Time on your Hand<br />
Cooking time:<br />
30 minutes<br />
4 pt) warm water<br />
Method<br />
1. Mix the flour and salt together and rub in the butter.<br />
2. If using dried yeast, sprinkle in and mix before adding the liquid.<br />
3. If using fresh yeast add the creamed liquid to the remaining liquid and then add to the flour.<br />
4. Using dough hooks on your mixer or food processor beat together for at least 5 minutes<br />
until a dough is formed.<br />
5. Turn onto a floured board and knead using the heel of your hand to push away and fingertips<br />
to fold it back. Work for at least 5 minutes.<br />
6. Shape the dough into the desired shape (e.g. bloomer or rolls).<br />
7. Place onto a greased roasting/grill pan. For tin loaves roll and shape into a greased loaf tin.<br />
Always ensure that the top is smooth.<br />
8. Leave in a warm place until it doubles in size.<br />
(Use the <strong>Neff</strong> Dough Proving setting if your oven has it.)<br />
Alternately cover with greased cling film and leave in a warm room or airing cupboard.<br />
9. Bake at 200°C for 30 minutes for a loaf or 15 - 20 minutes for rolls.<br />
10. If your model has the Bread Baking setting a higher temp of 220°C is possible. This will give a<br />
darker crisper finish to the bread, if desired.<br />
Note: Test if the dough is cooked by tapping the base. If there is a hollow sound the dough is cooked.<br />
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■ Herb and Cheese Sticks<br />
<strong>To</strong> 450g of the pre-prepared dough, knead<br />
in 55g (2oz) of grated parmesan cheese at<br />
kneading stage. Leave the dough to prove<br />
then roll into an oblong shape. Sprinkle with<br />
dried italian or mixed herbs. Cut into 1cm<br />
( 1/ 2”) strips. Transfer to greased baking sheet<br />
twisting the strips as you lay them down. Bake<br />
for 15 minutes at 200°C. <strong>The</strong>se are delicious<br />
when served with dips or the Chunky<br />
Vegetable Soup.<br />
(refer to the index for further information)<br />
Bread<br />
■ Dinner Rolls<br />
Shape the dough into rolls about 5cm (2”)<br />
before proving. Alternately roll into thin<br />
sausage shapes and coil or knot together and<br />
sprinkle with sesame or poppy seeds. Brush<br />
with water or beaten egg to make them stick<br />
together.<br />
■ Salt Pretzels<br />
Use 450g (1lb) of prepared dough and allow<br />
to double in size in a bowl. Roll the dough out<br />
to a 20cm (8”) square and cut into thin strips.<br />
Twist the ends together and then crossover a<br />
strip to give pretzel shape. Brush with beaten<br />
egg and sprinkle with rock salt and sesame<br />
seeds.<br />
Bake for 10 - 15 minutes until golden brown.<br />
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