So, here's what I did.
Ingredients :
Starter Dough
125gm all purpose flour
1/2 tspn yeast
90ml water
(combine everything together and leave to ferment overnight)
Main Dough
400gm bread flour
1-1/2 tspn Bamboo charcoal powder
100gm sugar
2 tspn yeast
160ml water
1 egg
Starter dough
60gm butter
1 tspn salt
#2 canned tuna spread (Ayam brand)
# 1 homemade pastry puff recipe (cut into 4x4" /pce)
or 1 pkt ready readymade pastry puff (Kawan brand)
# 1 egg yolk for glazing
Method :
(1) combine all the main ingredients till form a soft dough but remember only add in butter & salt after dough is formed. To prevent salt from killing the yeast.
(2) then set aside to rest for an hour or till double in size.
(3) once it's ready, punch dough to release air and knead till smooth then divide into 10 portions.
(4) flatten each to fill in tuna spread, sealed & then place it to baking tray.
(5) top the nicely cut pastry puff to bun dough and let them rest for 20mins, then brush on egg glazing & add sesame seeds.
(6) finally, bake at preheated oven 200'C for about 20-25 mins or till brown.
Do you think you can resist such a bread? Sometimes, it's good to be greedy too. Just because of my greediness for placing in the overloaded tuna spread. The bun looks even more interesting & irresistible. Not to mention about the crust.....guess, you should know how it tastes like! *wink* :o)
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I'm sending this to Wild Yeast @ Yeastspotting.



22 comments:
Unique buns, you are very good at creating new recipes! Looks delicious and the dough so fluffy!
I've never tried this before - but so want to - how unique!
Avery authentic and unique buns. Love the way you slits the puff pastry.
Interesting..never heard of this charcoal powder.
I love the looks of this pastry, I can imagine how good it smells! What does the charcoal powder do for it? I don't recall ever seeing it before!
They look terrific! Gotta find some charcoal.
love this one!
Look yummy and so special!
Wow, your bakes are so beautiful, I feel like hvg one too! YUM!
Never have had mixed tuna spread, Kristy. But I love your inventive tuna bun!
Leave it to you to come up with such a unique and flavor-filled recipe. I bet the pastry shops in the city cannot compete with the aromas in your home.
You can make such nice bread, don't need to go outside pastry shop lar, hehehe..next time I know to add puff pastry on the bread.
I have that same cutter for pastry :) I love the shape it makes. I've never heard of charcoal powder before but I do love tuna!
Yes, looks irresistible from top to bottom. I doubt if you still need to tour those pastry shops.
omg i want.
I've been eyeing these beautiful pastry from my dashboard ! It looks really unique ! And creative , too ;) I've seen some charcoal powder from the shop which I usually frequented , very unusual ingredient !And there is no such thing as too much tuna in a bread or better yet in that yumminess ! :D
SO interesting these buns...never used bamboo charcoal powder...like the layer of the puff pastry. Very creative Kristy.
Hope you are having a great week :)
This bread looks amazing! I love the crust over the top! So very tasty!
Clever idea, looks beautiful, Thanks for share
Linda forma y muy original,no conozco el polvo de carbón me imagino una delicia averiguaré,abrazos hugs,hugs.
Wow, these are stunning!!! Beautifully done~
i did something quite similar to these too but never take pictures cos i was just playing with it..i did not make the buns but just use sliced bread and the pastry puff. Thanks for sharing, kristy!
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