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15
M
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For the brioche:
113
g
Whole milk, warmed to 110 degrees F
20
g
Granulated sugar
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Per Serving
Calories
244kcal
Fat
12g
Saturates
7g
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Proof the dough overnight: I recommend allowing your brioche dough to rise slowly overnight in the fridge. Cold dough is so much nicer to work with! But you can also let it proof at room temperature for one hour and make the brioche bread immediately. Bake the dough within 24 hours: To find that sweet spot between properly proofed with a developed flavor and over-fermented, I recommend giving the dough at least 5 hours to rise in the fridge, but no more than 24 hours. Cut the dough with dental floss. To get a clean cut of each cinnamon roll, use unflavored dental floss rather than a knife.
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Prep
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Total
1h 22m
Ingredients
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For the brioche:
113
g
Whole milk, warmed to 110 degrees F
20
g
Granulated sugar
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Per Serving
Calories
244kcal
Fat
12g
Saturates
7g
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Proof the dough overnight: I recommend allowing your brioche dough to rise slowly overnight in the fridge. Cold dough is so much nicer to work with! But you can also let it proof at room temperature for one hour and make the brioche bread immediately. Bake the dough within 24 hours: To find that sweet spot between properly proofed with a developed flavor and over-fermented, I recommend giving the dough at least 5 hours to rise in the fridge, but no more than 24 hours. Cut the dough with dental floss. To get a clean cut of each cinnamon roll, use unflavored dental floss rather than a knife.
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