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Ingredients

Tiger bread paste

  • 80 grams water, (use filtered if you can)
  • 1 sachet dry yeast
  • 1 tablespoon sugar
  • 80 grams rice flour
  • 1 tablespoon sesame oil
  • 1/4 teaspoon salt

Basic white bread buns

  • 300 grams water, (use filtered if you can)
  • 1 sachet dry yeast
  • 1 teaspoon sugar
  • 600 grams bakers flour
  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • 2 teaspoon bread improver
  • 15 grams Olive Oli
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    Preparation 1h 40min
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Recipe's preparation

    White bread buns
  1. Place water into TM bowl heat at 37c for 5 minutes speed
    spoon. 
  2. When temperature is reached and before time is up, stop the 
    TM and add the sugar and yeast. Take care to avoid 
    dropping ingredients on the blades
  3. Restart the TM and when time is up, just let the mixture 
    rest for 5 minutes in the TM bowl. This will allow the yeast 
    to activate and the mixture will become frothy.
  4. In this order, add the flour, salt, bread improver and oil. 
    Mix for 15 seconds sped 2 to roughly combine.
  5. Knead for 6 minutes on interval setting.
  6. In a large oiled (oil spray is fine) bowl, shape dough into 
    a ball. Make sure dough has a light coating of oil. 
  7. Cover with cling wrap and place in a warm place for 
    about 1.5  hours or until dough doubles in size.
  8. Make the paste (see below).
  9. Punch the dough down to release air and turn out onto a 
    bench top. You may need a little flour on the bench if it's 
    sticky.
  10. Pull chunks of dough off and form each into mandarin sized 
    balls. Shape each into buns. 
  11. Using a spatula or butter knife, thickly spread each roll with 
    the paste. The thicker the spread, the thicker the 
    tiger 'scales' will be. I found it easier to hold the bun in one 
    hand while spreading on the paste with the other.
  12. Place buns onto baking paper on an oven tray.
  13. Turn on oven and set to 240c and place a small dish of 
    water on bottom rack of oven (the steam from this helps 
    the bread rise and stay fluffy inside). 
    While the oven is heating, the buns will continue to rise.
  14. When oven is ready, place tray on top rack and bake 
    for 10 minutes. You may need to turn the tray around during 
    baking, if your oven doesn't cook evenly (like mine). 
  15. Reduce the temperature to 200c and bake for 
    another 10 minutes or until golden brown.
  16. Remove buns from oven and place on a wire cooling rack 
    for 10 minutes.

    Enjoy.
    17. Tiger bread paste
  17. Place water into TM bowl heat at 37c for 5 minutes speed spoon.
  18. When temperature is reached and before time is up, stop the TM and add the sugar and yeast. Take care to avoid dropping on the blades. 
  19. Restart the TM and when time is up, just let the mixture rest for 5 minutes in the TM bowl. This will allow the yeast to activate and the mixture will become frothy.
  20. Add the flour, sesame oil and salt. Mix on speed 3-4 for 20 seconds until it forms a thick paste.
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Tip

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  • I was just wondered how many rolls does this...

    Submitted by specialboy on 20. February 2017 - 14:06.

    I was just wondered how many rolls does this recipe make? Thanks

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  • These are so good!  Hubby has

    Submitted by gemgilbert on 15. January 2016 - 14:27.

    These are so good!  Hubby has a slight additiction to tiger bread and he is most impressed that we can now make this at home!  Thanks for sharing.

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  • Thank you for a great recipe.

    Submitted by Thermomixmad on 31. July 2015 - 09:00.

    Thank you for a great recipe. They were amazing.

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  • Yummy bread rolls

    Submitted by Kymj82 on 27. July 2015 - 21:40.

    Yummy bread rolls

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  • These were great! Super super

    Submitted by Burnt Side Down on 4. August 2014 - 22:13.

    These were great! Super super soft inside with a great crunchy crust. Thanks

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  • Lovely recipe!

    Submitted by Leanne Sloss on 21. June 2014 - 18:16.

    Lovely recipe!

    Leanne Sloss @thekitchensoulmate

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  • Not a silly question at all.

    Submitted by Kazanman on 26. April 2014 - 11:08.

    Not a silly question at all. It's 7 grams for the both the dough bad paste. I use those handy sachets. 

     

    Enjoy. 

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  • This looks delicious and i'd

    Submitted by millk0 on 25. April 2014 - 22:06.

    This looks delicious and i'd love to give it a whirl. This may be a silly question but how many grams in a yeast sachet? as I just have a container of dry yeast.

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  • Excellent rolls. Kids loved

    Submitted by 3blessingskelly on 9. March 2014 - 14:07.

    Excellent rolls. Kids loved them. Thank you. 

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  • Hi SawJul, I'm glad you

    Submitted by Kazanman on 19. January 2014 - 13:19.

    Hi SawJul,

    I'm glad you enjoyed them. Can you please complete the star rating part of your review - as leaving it blank skews the overall rating. 

     

    Thanks again

    Alan

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  • Best rolls ever.  Didn't

    Submitted by Lush on 18. January 2014 - 20:03.

    Best rolls ever.  Didn't upset my digestion like shop bought bread always does.  thank you 

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  • Delicious! Turned out

    Submitted by SawJul on 14. January 2014 - 19:31.

    Delicious! Turned out perfectly, I'll be making these over and over again!

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  • Great rolls! Went very well

    Submitted by Thermomistress on 30. December 2013 - 00:09.

    Great rolls! Went very well with my seafood chowder!

    Steph Sofield- Thermomix Consultant 


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