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Submitted by mwilson on November 30, 2011 - 9:14am Francesco Elmi PanettoneAfter seeing txfarmer make this recipe, which I'd not seen before, I decided to give it a go. It's slightly different from the recipes I've tried from the cresci book by Iginio Massari but the overall balance of ingredients is similar. I scaled down the recipe to make one 500g panettone (actually 600g to account for mixing loss). I deviated slightly adding a few drops of Aroma panettone and some extra water. I also glazed it. Other than that it's the same. Natural yeast cross-section: First dough after mixing: Second dough before adding fruit: Completed second dough: Finsihed article: Crumb: Formula:
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Great!
really excellent oven spring and crumb structure. I guess you are italian, am I correct? What flour did you use?
Thank you.
I'm very much in love with Italy, its culture, history and beautiful countryside. I have some possible italian decent, my grandad looks a bit mafioso. As for flour I used Canadian flour.
Beautiful!
And it looks as if tastes good, too.
Karin
Thanks. It has a wonderful
Thanks. It has a wonderful aroma too.
Complimenti
that is congratulations......your panettone really looks perfect nevertheless....if I use a sourdough recipe that takes almost 3 days i try to make about 3 panettone of 750 gr each....perhaps cause i'm quite glotton....happy baking and thanks for sharing with us. Paolo
Thanks. I tend to make
Thanks. I tend to make individual ones because I have had great number of failures and it has taken long time to get here. I am now more confident in the process and actually decided to make a big batch yesterday. 2Kg worth!
I even made a video of me folding up the first dough after mixing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O92LLT8O6Ls