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100% Whole Wheat Eggless Soft Bread
A soft whole-wheat bread made without refined flour or eggs. The dough is enriched with milk, honey, and butter, and can be baked in an oven or prepared in a covered kadai.
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Ingredients
- 280 ml lukewarm milk (Heat to 38–40°C, or until comfortably warm on the wrist)
- 30 ml warm water
- 2 tbsp honey (Dissolve into the milk and water mixture)
- 400 g whole wheat flour (100% whole wheat flour)
- 7 g instant yeast (Mentioned in the transcript, but no quantity is provided)
- 30 g softened unsalted butter (Cut into small pieces and add during kneading)
- oil (Optional; lightly oil your hands for kneading)
- 1.5 tsp salt
Steps
- 1
Warm 280 ml milk to 38–40°C. If you do not have a thermometer, it should feel comfortably warm on your wrist rather than hot.
- 2
Add 30 ml water and 2 tablespoons honey, along with the yeast, to the warm milk. Mix until the honey is fully dissolved.
- 3
Place 400 g whole wheat flour in a large bowl. Add the milk, honey, and yeast mixture, and mix with your hands or a wooden spoon until no dry flour remains.
- 4
Cover the bowl with cling film or a damp cloth and leave the dough at room temperature for 20–30 minutes.
- 5
Lightly oil your hands if desired, then knead the dough. The transcript discusses using 7 g yeast with the milk mixture.
- 6
Flatten the dough and add 30 g butter in small pieces. Knead thoroughly for another 3–4 minutes, until the butter is incorporated.
- 7
Shape the dough into a ball and place it in a container or bowl with the seam facing upward so the bread can rise without spreading.
- 8
Cover and leave the dough to rise until it has visibly increased in size, as shown in the video. The source does not provide a specific proofing time, baking temperature, or baking time.
Notes
The supplied transcript ends during the first rise and does not include complete shaping, baking, temperature, or cooking-time instructions. It mentions that the bread may be prepared in a kadai as well as an oven. Yeast is referred to in the narration, but its quantity is not stated.
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