Ingredients

How to make it

  • In a bowl combine flour, yeast, salt and sugar.
  • Add soft butter and water and knead for about 6-7 minutes. Using your stand mixer or electric mixer works best. The dough should be soft and elastic and not sticky. It should come off the bowl easily. If necessary add some more water or flour.
  • Let the dough rest for 5 minutes.
  • Grease a cake tin / pound cake pan with butter and dust with flour.
  • Transfer dough to cake tin, cover with dish towel and let rise for about 40 minutes in warm place.
  • With a sharp knife carve the bread several times diagonally; brush with cold water.
  • Pre-heat oven to 230C / 445F. Also put an empty baking tray in the oven to pre-heat. Make sure the baking tray sits underneath the rack where you like to put the bread .
  • Put the bread in the oven and pour a small glass of water (about 2-3 oz) on the hot baking tray. Close the oven immediately so the steam stays in the oven. The steam causes a satiny shine on the bread. After all the water is evaporated remove the baking tray.
  • Bake the bread for about 40 minutes until golden brown. The baking time may vary depending on your oven.
  • To test if the bread is done, remove from tin and knock with your knuckles on the bottom of the bread. If it sounds hollow it's done.

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  • Good4U 10 years ago
    Reviewed by Pointsevenout in IMI
    White Tin Loaf Bread
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    " It was just okay "
    pointsevenout ate it and said...
    Used active dry yeast and did a double rise. First rise time took almost 2 hours. Second rise time 1 hour. Punched dough down and rolled out after first rise time. Rolled dough up in a log to fit into the loaf dish.
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    " It was just okay "
    pointsevenout ate it and said...
    Going to start with 3 cups flour next time. The loaves are still on the heavy side. And the crust is quite firm.
    Made a couple of pictures for you.
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    " It was just okay "
    pointsevenout ate it and said...
    560g flour = 5 1/2 cups
    320ml water = 1 1/3 cups
    15g butter = 1 Tablespoon
    6g sugar = 1 1/2 teaspoons
    8g salt = 1 1/2 teaspoons
    7g dry yeast = 1/4 oz = 1 pkg


    Start with 4 cups flour and add flour as necessary.
    Water and butter should be 120 to 130 *F.
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