Cinnamon Scroll with a Twist
Another of our highly requested recipes during our Sourdough Challenge was Cinnamon Scrolls! Check it out here:
Cinnamon Scroll with a Twist
Another of our highly requested recipes during our Sourdough Challenge was Cinnamon Scrolls! Check it out here:
INGREDIENTS | WEIGHT | % |
---|---|---|
Dough | ||
Flour | 1.000kg | 100 |
Salt | 0.015kg | 1.5 |
Sugar | 0.010kg | 1 |
Oil | 0.010kg | 1 |
Starter | 0.100kg | 1 |
Hydration | 0.580-0.600kg | 58-60 |
Optional: Water Roux/TangZhong | 5% replacement | |
Filling Ratios | ||
Make up filling to the desired amount using 2 parts brown sugar to 1 part butter, add cinnamon to taste. | ||
Butter | 0.050kg | |
Brown Sugar | 0.100kg | |
Cinnamon | To taste | |
Lemon Glaze | ||
Lemon Juice | 0.015kg | |
Icing Sugar | 0.060kg |
STEP 01
Mix all ingredients and develop dough as usual. Ensure dough is cold ~26°C.
STEP 02
Let dough rest for 10mins.
STEP 03
Roll the dough out into a rectangular shape as this will need to be letter folded.
STEP 04
Spread butter then rub in cinnamon and brown sugar. Go generous as you roll it out later and it will thin out. Leave the ends from the filling as this is needed to seal the letter fold.
STEP 05
Letter fold. At this point, you want the aspect ration to be 3:2. With ‘open’ end longer than the ‘closed’ end. See here for guide:
STEP 06
Rest for 20mins.
STEP 07
Roll dough out slightly. You only need to extend the dough dimension 2cm, as this is to seal off the letter fold. Then slice the dough into 2cm strips parallel to the ‘open’ end. This will be the longest strip.
STEP 08
With the strip, you want to curl the dough by pushing left hand downwards while pushing right hand in an upwards motion.
STEP 09
Once you’re happy with the curl wrap, form a loop by forming a fist while holding the left side, wrapping with right hand around the left fist in clockwise direction. Then tuck the right end into the loop.
STEP 10
Once all done, proof the dough at ambient for 45mins to an hour before baking at 200°C.
STEP 11
Sprinkle with icing sugar or dip it in lemon glaze.
These instructions may vary depending on manufacturer’s premises and equipment used. Product is best enjoyed fresh on the day of bake. Storage temperature: ambient below 25°C.
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