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The good old Brioche like at the French bakery (simple to make and hard to fail)

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This tutorial will help you make a good old brioche like at the French bakery. it is easy but requires patience as the dough needs to rest for a long time. But when it's done Yum!
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INGREDIENTS:
250 grams plain all purpose flour
200 grams unsalted butter
25 grams sugar
Half a teaspoon of salt
3.5 gram dry instant yeast
3 medium size eggs''

To go further you can add some sultanas ( raisin de Corinth) in the dough or even chocolate nuggets for a chocolate brioche. you can also sprinkle rock sugar on top of the brioche before cooking.

You can also shape the brioche dough in whatever shape you like make individual brioche too everything is possible. have fun.

Cooking note: the amount of eggs can vary depending on the size. if you are using small eggs you may need to add more then 3 eggs. only add more eggs if the batter looks way to dry.

Resting time for the dough:
First rise: in a bowl covered at room temperature up to 2 hours or more (wait until the dough has doubled in volume)
Second rise: in a bowl covered in the fridge for 1 hour 15 minutes
Final rise: in the cake tin at room temperature for 30 minutes or more.

Cooking time: 25 minutes at 180 degrees Celsius /350 F (fan force on)

Cookware: a stand mixer with a dough hook

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