Suikerbrood met stukjes peer
(2 kleine broodjes)
(recept PRINTEN)
550-580 g bloem
2 tl droge instant gist
75 g ongezouten boter, gesmolten en afgekoeld
2 eieren
3 el gember siroop
155 ml lauwe melk
1 tl zout
50 g gedroogde peer-stukjes, in vrij kleine stukjes
180 g suikerparels (gebruikt de grootste die je kan vinden)
1 tl kaneelpoeder

Kneed een deeg van alle ingrediënten, behalve de suikerparels en kaneel en laat het in een ingevette en afgedekte kom rijzen tot ongeveer verdubbeld. (1-2 uur)
2 tl droge instant gist
75 g ongezouten boter, gesmolten en afgekoeld
2 eieren
3 el gember siroop
155 ml lauwe melk
1 tl zout
50 g gedroogde peer-stukjes, in vrij kleine stukjes
180 g suikerparels (gebruikt de grootste die je kan vinden)
1 tl kaneelpoeder
Mix de kaneel met de suikerparels en kneed die door het deeg. Verdeel het deeg in tweeën en vorm ze tot twee deegrollen. Vet kleine langwerpige aluminiumbakjes (of andere kleine bakblikken) in en leg het deeg daarin. Dek af met ingevet plastic en laat nogmaals rijzen tot bijna verdubbeld.
Verwarm ondertussen de oven voor op 200ºC.
Bestrooi de broden met wat suiker voor ze de oven in gaan en bak ze dan ongeveer 35 tot ze goudbruin en gaar zijn. Let op met het uitnemen van de broden, de hete suiker is echt kokend heet en veroorzaakt nare brandwonden, dus pas op.
Wil je meebakken? Stuur dan even een link naar de keuken van de maand (Monique) in een reactie, dan maakt ze rond 8 oktober een collectie van de baksels.
Kijk ook even bij wat de andere sugarbabes ervan gebakken hebben:
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This month a real dutch babe is taking care of things in our kitchens, and o my, is she a sweet babe! Monique from "Living on bread and water" hands us an ancient recipe for "Sûkerbôlle", a Frisian sugarbread and a real treat it is. Being dutch, I know sugarbread of course, and we all love it here. So I baked it twice this month. Once with a little twist of small chopped pieces of dried pear added and a cinnamon swirl. The swirl happened because I forgot to add the cinnamon, found after after the breads were already shaped. So I quickly flattened them again and 'swirled' the cinnamon in. I love cinnamon and wouldn't want to miss out on it in this lovely bread.
The second time I baked the sugarbread, I followed the instructions Monique gave us. For the right effect you have to use large sugarlumps, small ones with disintegrate in the dough. For some of us finding the gingersyrup was a problem, not here in The Netherlands though. But
Sugarbread with pear
(2 small loaves)
(Print recipe)
2 tsp dry instant yeast
75 g unsalted butter, melted and cooled
2 eggs
3 TBsp ginger syrup
155 ml warm milk
1 tsp salt
50 g dried pear pieces, chopped quite small
1 tsp buttery dough flavor (from King Arthur) (optional)
180 g sugarchips (you can use very coarse sugarlumbs pieces)
1 tsp ground cinnamon
Divide into two and shape into loaves. Grease small aluminium freezer containers (or small loaf tins) and place the loaves in them. Cover with greased plastic and let rise for 1-2 hours until almost doubled. In the meantime preheat the oven to 400ºF. Sprinkle with sugar before baking and bake for 35 minutes until golden and done.
Take care when you take out the hot loaves.... the sugar is extremely hot, so don't touch it.
Check out what the other sugar babes have baked:
And if you can 't wait to bake this too... please send a link of your baked goodies to the kitchen of the month for the 8th of October (or add it in the comments), so Monique can make a round-up. Happy Baking.
10 comments:
This was really really good! Baked it 3 times already..
It really is a snack-bread, kids and Husband love me, they ask for tea so they can have another slice!
Just a really most excellent bread Sugar Babe. As Karen says we are hot this month.
Your swirl with the cinnamon makes me think this could be really pretty as a twist.
Love your pear variation.
I like your variation! And how the sugar grains are popping up out of the dough-lovely!
Beautiful job, Babe. I'll bet it was heavenly with the pear bits.
Oh , gorgious, Lien. The bread as well as the pictures.I'll tell them upthere in Friesland they have to put pears in their SÛKERBÔLLE.....New wave ?!
Pears! And Tanna suggested raisins and nuts! I believe these little darlings can be varied endlessly.
But what is buttery dough flavour? I have never heard of that!
Thanks all you sugarbabes, it's been a sweet experience ;-))
@Görel, 'buttery dough flavour' is only available at King Arthur's (so people in the U.S. have access to that). I ordered it once, because I can't use butter most of the times (milk-allergy) and it gives a lovely deep butter/citrus flavor, but you can easily do without too.
Adding pear sounds wonderful!
The sugar looks great all studded on the top and everywhere.
You got great volume from your loaf - makes me think I should have left mine to rise more.
Truly a delicious bread.
Yum! I'll definitely have to give this one a try as soon as I'm back up to bread baking--it looks awesome!!!
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