Chiltern Bakery

27/29 Coness Street, Chiltern, 3683 - Phone/Fax 03 5726 1000

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Sweet Dough Formulae for Beestings, Cream Buns, Doughnuts, Fruit Buns, Boston and Cinnamon Buns, Fruit Loaf and Coffee/Apple Scrolls.

Ingredients:

1kg Dough

%

Bakers Flour

1 kg

100%

Salt

40 grams

4%

Sugar

250 grams

25%

Margarine

30 grams

3%

Milk Powder

100 grams

10%

Improver

10 grams

1%

Gluten

10 grams

1%

Yeast

10 grams

1%

Water

 

litres

 

54% - 58%

 

 When the dough is mixed take out 150 gram units. Divide into 2 after final bench proof.

These units are for beestings,

cream buns and 200 - 250 grams(1/2ed) for doughnuts.

 

Bun Essence

6  -  8 Drops

Sultanas

250 grams

25%

Currants

150 grams

15%

Mixed peel (Optional)

(70 grams)

(7%)

 

  • Oven Temp =  190C - 200C

  • Baking Time =  8 - 10 minutes for cream bun and beestings

  • Baking Time = 12 - 16 minutes for yeast fruit buns and scrolls

 

Apple Ring, Boston Buns, Cinnamon Buns -

Just a few of the delicious products that can be achieved

 from Sweet/Fruit Dough

 

 

Beestings

 

Method

* Dry mix on slow to evenly disperse ingredients.

* Add water slowly with mixer on slow speed.

*Mix on slow speed for 2 minutes.

* Mix on fast speed for 7 - 8 minutes. (Until the dough/gluten is sufficiently developed)

* Take out requirement for beestings and cream buns. Scale @ 150 grams for proofing and divide for the final mould.

* Add bun essence ( 6-8 drops, it's powerful stuff!) Add fruit and mix on slow until combined evenly. Mixed spice can also be added for a spicy flavour.

* Once mixed, turn onto the bench and proof for 15 minutes.

* Scale up @ 750grams for fruit loaf, 500 grams for Boston, cinnamon, fruit rings etc. and 125 grams for sweet fruit buns. The rest of the dough goes into scrolls, apple cinnamon and cinnamon.

* Mould up round and bench or box proof for 15 - 20 minutes. It is very important to this dough that the bench proof  is adequate for improved spring, oven bloom, mouth feel and keeping quality.

* Run the dough through the final moulding up by hand (pin or dough brake/sheeter for scrolls) and tin/tray up for final proof.

* This can be a fast moving dough. Keep and eye on this stage as over proofing can lead to a collapsed product. Under proofing can lead to a green looking product that keeps poorly and tastes dense and course

* Bake as per times above. Hint - don't use too flash an oven as this can colour the product before baking occurs.

 

Coffee Scrolls

 

Faults that may occur.

* Product sunken in at the bottom = less proof.

* Poor oven spring = underdeveloped dough. Mix it more to obtain a smooth textured dough. Remember, the smoother dough (with out over mixing ) the more air you can trap in the proofing periods.

* Dry cracking on the top of my loaf. It looks a funny uneven colour too = the dough is not proved enough. Allow it to ripen more before placing it into the oven.

 

Apple Scrolls

 

 

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