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Brioche
brioche · bread · French
About
An enriched yeast dough high in butter and eggs. It straddles bread and viennoiserie in this graph.
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Brioche is a classical French enriched bread. Specific courtly origin stories are not treated as established fact here.
Sources
- Classical French bread teaching (general)
Uses
- Bread flour 500 g
- Beaten egg 150 g
- Whole milk 40 g
- Sugar 50 g
- Salt 10 g
- Instant yeast 6 g
- Unsalted butter 250 g
Preparations used
Used in
- Proofed enriched dough preparation
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Full raw-ingredient roll-up
Secondary view: every leaf ingredient with its path.
- 500.0 g Bread flourpath brioche → bread-flour
- 250.0 g Unsalted butterpath brioche → unsalted-butter
- 150.0 g Whole eggpath brioche → beaten-egg → whole-egg
- 50.0 g Sugarpath brioche → sugar
- 40.0 g Whole milkpath brioche → whole-milk
- 10.0 g Saltpath brioche → salt
- 6.0 g Instant yeastpath brioche → instant-yeast