March 5, 2008 - 8:09pm

Is it OK to melt the butter in the scalded milk?
Hello,
I would appreciate some advice on a sweet dough recipe I make. Since the recipe uses whole milk, I like to scald it and cool it before mixing with the flour. Many days I also seem to forget to get my butter out to come to room temp.
Over the last several times I've made the dough, I have been adding the cold butter right from the fridge into the hot milk to cool the milk fast.
I can't really say that I have seen a decline in the quality of my product, but was wondering what those with more experience might think.
Thanks




and haven't noted any problems. While the milk is warm/hot, I also like to add my sugar. It dissolves well. I also beat my eggs into the mixture after I finger test it to be sure it is not going to set the eggs. Next comes my flour, and last, the yeast-water.
Happy baking to you!
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Mini O