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Taste of Italy - Panettone
Prepare Time: 48 hours
Quantity: 2 pieces 17 cm
Ambient Temperature: 29°C
Difficulty : ***** (experience making sourdough bread)
[Day 1: #1Levain(3hours)>#2Levain(3hours)>#3Levain(3hours)>predough(12hours)]
Day 1 at 6am
#1 Levain
| 20g | strong white flour (artisan bread flour) / 0 flour (Italian flour) |
| 20g | natural yeast sourdough* |
| 12g | water |
Why bob's red mill artisan bread flour?
Artisan bread flour is good to make a long fermentation bread dough, as it is high gluten protein to 13.5%, you may use T80, as i use both before in bakery (see flour protein comparison>>)
*if you have a stronger starter(age starter) you can start from #2 : )
Day 1 at 10 am
#2 Levain
| 40g | strong white flour (artisan bread flour \ 0 flour (Italian flour) |
| 40g | #1 |
| 25g | water |
Day 1 at 2 pm
#3 Levain
| 80g | strong white flour (artisan bread flour \0 flour (Italian flour) |
| 80g | #2 |
| 45g | water @28°C |
Point:
1.Each part refresh levain allow to rise for approx. 3 hours and tripled in volume (the method is similar same as the "Build a Leavain")
2. check the temperature to adjust the time or volume.
3. Stir the dough for around 5 mins and cover in a container and the refresh levain need to be waited until tripled in volume.
4. Take out the butter in room temperature, prepare for the predough in next step.
REMARK: If your starter is store in fridge, take out from fridge at night before you start to make the #1 Levain. Otherwise from #1>#2>#3 between refreshing time is longer that 3 hours.
Panettone Predough: (The time is around 6-7pm. check and until the levain is tripled in volume, before to make the dough.)
| 400g | Artisan Bread Flour | or 0 flour (Italian flour) |
| 190g | #3 Levain | |
| 150g | Water | |
| 175g | Caster sugar | low heat melt the sugar in water |
| 200g(10) | Egg yolks | put half in the mixing, until the dough combined that add the remaining egg yolks. |
| 170g | Butter, soft | little by little add into the dough |
| 1285g | TOTAL |
Point:
1. Melt the caster sugar in the water over a low heat(don't boil), then add the flour and half of egg yolk combine in a stand mixer and mix thoroughly to obtain a smooth an elastic dough.
2. Add the #3Levain with remain egg yolks, mixing until combined. Finish by adding the soft butter a little at a time.
3. Let them ferment for 12 hours @ 28°C cover with plastic wrapper.
Day 2: 2nd dough(1 hours)>Cut it half and proofing(6 hours)>Icing topping> Bake(50mins)>Up side down(6-12 hours)
Day 2 at 7:00am
| 100g | Artisan Bread Flour | or 0 flour (Italian flour) |
| 35g | Caster sugar | |
| 60g (3) | Egg yolks | |
| 60g | Butter, soft | |
| 16g | Honey | |
| 12g | Salt | |
| 1/2 | Vanilla pod | cut it in the middle and scrape the seed |
| 1/2 | Fresh Orange zest | |
| 1/2 | Fresh Lemon zest | |
| 200g | Candied orange cube / (Candied mix fruit) | cut the orange peel in cube |
| 200g | Raisins |
1. Knead the dough with day 1 pre-dough for about 10-15 mins
2. Add the sugar and egg yolks x 3 into the dough when kneading
3. Add honey, vanilla pod(seeds), orange and lemon zests.
4. Butter little by little add to the dough and mix until smooth, shiny and elastic. Mix together the candied oranges cube and raisins in finally. Allow to rest for one hour with cover.
5. divide the dough 1.5 hours later, cut in 2 pieces approx. 1000g in the Panettone mold Leave to rise for another 5-6 hours@28°C
6. AT around 3.30pm. Bake in a preheat oven @180°C for 20 Mins 170°C 30Mins
Icing Topping
| 40g | White almond flour |
| 40g | Hazelnut flour |
| 120g | Caster sugar |
| 9g | Cake flour |
| 2g | Cacao powder |
| 3g | Corn starch |
| 50g | Egg white |
| Whole almond | |
| Pearl sugar |
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