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Japanese Milk Bread Rolls
"Hokkaido, or tangzhong milk rolls are the fantastically soft, fluffy and sweetish bread that is the favourite with the Japanese. Come to think about it, I could have figured they would have some excellent breads, seeing as they make the best breadcrumbs in the world - Panko. These little things are incredible – like bits of cloud encapsulated in a baker’s crust. They owe the softness and moistness to the peculiar technique that involves making a flour and milk roux, almost as if setting off to make a béchamel. The roux, or tangzhong, is then mixed with the rest of more ordinary ingredients; proved, shaped and baked in rolls or loaves, whose heel, incidentally, is made into panko."
Makes12 Rolls
Preparation Time1 hr
Cooking Time25 min
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Catsitt
Oct 17, 2018
I love making my own rolls for soups and casseroles and I think these Japanese milk bread rolls would be perfect for them as well. I will have to trial them at the weekend and see if the other half likes them as well. They look really good though, I cant wait to try them.
Eugenia
Apr 14, 2017
I'm drooling. I LOVE Japanese bakery bread, so this is definitely going on my baking list.
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