Chocolate panettone
- Level:
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Easy
first mixture
Ingredients: first mixture
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1750 gsugar
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1000 gWater at 30ºC make a syrup with the sugar
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2000 gsourdough
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1250 gegg yolks
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4000 gstrong flour
Preparation: first mixture
- Put all of the ingredients in the mixer to generate the gluten.
- Then, a little bit at a time, add the yolks, water and finally the butter and salt.
Ingredients: first mixture
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1000 gegg yolks
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500 gwater at 28°C
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2500 gbutter
Preparation: first mixture
- Finish the mixture at 260 °C.
- It is very important that the mixture is homogeneous, smooth and shiny.
- Leave in a bowl greased with butter so that it can develop much better in the fridge.
- Fold the dough a few times so that it ferments well.
- Once it has tripled in volume over 12-14 hours, continue with the second mixture.
second mixture
Ingredients: second mixture
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1500 gstrong flour
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450 gsugar
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150 ginverted sugar syrup
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750 gegg yolks
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200 gorange paste
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750 gbutter
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120 gsalt
Preparation: second mixture
- Mix the flour together with the previous mixture for a minimum of 5 minutes in order to generate the gluten.
- It is very important to add the salt at the same time as the butter, but never the orange paste at the same time as this can split the mixture.
- Mix well and at the final stage, add the chocolate.
- Leave to cool for 1 hour all together.
- Once this hour has passed, weigh out 750 grams of panettone and make into a ball shape. Leave to rest in wooden containers for 30 minutes.
- Shape the pieces and put them into the moulds.
- Ferment for 7 hours. Once fermented, put the glaze and sugar on top.
- Bake at 150 °C for 40 minutes until the interior reaches 92 °C.
- Pierce the panettone once it has come out of the oven and turn upside down until it has cooled.
cocoa glaze
Ingredients: cocoa glaze
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1500 galmond flour
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600 gpowdered sugar
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750 gegg whites
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60 gstarch
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4 gsalt
Preparation: cocoa glaze
- Mix all of the ingredients together and leave to chill in the fridge for oneday to ensure it is well hydrated.
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