BAGUETTE | Pan Francés con Corteza Dorada y Crujiente! - CUKit!
Mostramos cómo hacer Baguette o Pan Francés, una receta de pan casero con corteza dorada y crujiente en el horno de casa.
Obtendrás un pan rústico o barra rústica, ideal para sandwiches, bruschettas o simplemente acompañar tus platos de pastas con un delicioso pan baguette casero.
Además de la receta de baguette, compartimos todos los trucos y la técnica para lograr una mejor cocción en el horno de casa y obtener una corteza dorada y crujiente!!
Receta escrita:
Ingredientes
- Harina de Trigo 000 500 Gr. (panadera / todo uso)
- Agua 300 Ml.
- Levadura Seca 5 Gr. (o Fresca 20 Gr.)
- Sal 10 Gr. (1 Cda.)
*Rinde 3 Baguettes de 265gr. cada una.
Procedimiento
0:00 Preparar la Masa
1:04 Amasado
1:33 1º Descanso
2:00 Preparar para 2º Descanso
2:17 Cortar y Formar
5:07 2º Descanso
5:40 Greñado y Horneado
6:46 Resultado Final
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Easy Crusty French Bread With a Stand Mixer
Our FAVORITE easy weeknight bread recipe! With a crispy crust and soft interior, this French bread is ready in just a couple of hours (no overnight rise necessary!)
FULL RECIPE & INSTRUCTIONS:
HOW TO MAKE FRENCH BAGUETTES AT HOME / Easy No Knead French Bread Recipe
Fresh Homemade French Baguettes are simply amazing!
These french bread/baguettes are light and airy with a crusty exterior and a very soft and chewy interior.
While it's a challenge to make real baguettes at home, this version is probably as close to an artisan bakery version as you're going to find. The ingredients in baguettes are pure simplicity: flour, water, salt, and yeast.
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Ingredients for making french bread/baguttes :
Flour: 700 g
Salt: 2 Tsp
Instant yeast: 1 and 1/2 Tsp
Water: 530 ml
Method:
Step 1
Prepare the dough.
In to a large bowl,add all the dry ingredients and give it a good whisk to make sure everything is well combined.
Pour water and mix them together.Make sure there are no dry patches in the dough.
Step 2
First proofing (2 hours)
Cover the dough with a plastic film and keep it in a warm environment for 2 hours or until the dough get doubled in size.
Keep it in the refrigerator.
Step 3
Divide and preshape the dough
Take the dough out of refrigerator and divide the dough (The total weight of the dough will be approximately1200 g)The dough is sufficient to make 5 baguettes of 250 g each.
Make round dough balls out of each by pulling the edges into the center. Cover with a damp cloth and let it rest for 45 minutes.
Step 4
Shape the dough balls into baguette.
Working with one piece at a time, flatten the dough slightly then fold it nearly (but not quite) in half, sealing the edges with the heel of your hand.
With the seam side down, cup your fingers and gently roll the dough into a log (size matching your pan).
Step 5
Final proofing
Place the logs seam-side down onto a lightly greased or parchment-lined sheet pan or pans; or into the folds of a heavily floured cotton dish towel (or couche). Cover them with lightly greased plastic wrapper a damp cloth, and allow the loaves to rise until they're slightly puffy . The loaves should certainly look lighter and less dense than when you first shaped them, but won't be anywhere near doubled in bulk. This should take about 45 minutes to an hour at room temperature (about 68°F).
Towards the end of the rising time, preheat your oven to 450°F .
If your french baguette bread have risen in a dish towel or couche, gently roll them (seam side down) onto a lightly greased (or parchment-lined) baking sheet on to a non stick baking tray. If you plan on baking them on a baking stone, roll them onto a piece of parchment, and lift the parchment onto a baker's peel.
Using a baker's lame (a special curved blade) or a very sharp knife held at about a 45° angle, make three to five long lengthwise slashes in each baguette.
Step 6
Bake the french bread/ baguettes
Load the french bread/baguettes into the oven. If you’re baking on a stone, use a baker’s peel to transfer the baguettes, parchment and all, onto the hot stone.
Carefully pour the boiling water into the cast iron pan, and quickly shut the oven door. The billowing steam created by the boiling water will help the baguettes rise, and give them a lovely, shiny crust.
Bake the baguettes — on the pan, or on a stone — for 24 to 28 minutes, or until they're a very deep golden brown.
Remove them from the oven and cool them on a rack.
Storing Baguette
Baguettes are best when they are fresh out of the oven.Authentic Baguettes have a very short shelf life..It's a daily bread and should ideally be consumed the day of use. (Who can wait anyway?) If you need to store bread for longer periods of time, you should freeze it.
The best way you can store a baguette is by freezing them.
Step 1
Prepare a fresh baguette for freezing as soon as possible after baking. Let the baguette cool completely. Place it in an airtight freezer bag, squeeze out the extra air and zip it closed. If the baguette is too long to fit into the bag, cut it into pieces.
Step 2
Store the baguette in the freezer until several hours before you need it.
Step 3
Remove the frozen baguette from the freezer bag, wrap it in a tea towel and thaw it on the counter for two hours, or until fully thawed.
Step 4
Heat the thawed baguette in the oven at 200 degrees Fahrenheit for a few minutes to warm it, if desired. Don't leave it in the oven for longer than a few minutes or it will dry out.
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Easy French Bread Recipe (American-Style) | Bread has never been this easy!
While bread may seem like an overwhelming recipe to bake, this easy French bread can be made by anyone. With a light and delicious interior crumb texture, this bread can be used for anything that comes to mind: sandwiches, toast, stuffing, croutons, open-faced pizzas, and more. This is truly a versatile recipe that you’ll want to have in your repertoire!
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Skip ahead:
00:00 Intro
00:33 Preparing the wet ingredients
02:06 Adding the dry ingredients
03:19 Mixing together the ingredients
05:12 Mixing the dough by hand
07:02 Letting the dough rise
08:03 Rolling out the dough
11:03 Finishing up the loaves
12:49 Tasting the bread
INGREDIENTS
- 2 tbsp white granulated sugar
- 2 tsp kosher salt
- 2 tbsp unsalted butter
- 2 1/2 cups boiling water
- 6-7 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 1/4 tsp (1 pkg) instant yeast
- 1 large egg
- 1 tbsp sesame seeds (optional)
INSTRUCTIONS
- In the bowl of an electric mixer, combine the sugar, salt, butter, and boiling water. Allow the butter to melt and stir to dissolve the sugar and salt.
- When the mixture has cooled off to between 100°F and 110°F, add 6 cups of flour and the instant yeast. Using the dough hook on the mixer, knead the dough on medium speed for 5 minutes.
- After the dough has kneaded, stop the mixer and check the dough. If it is shaggy and sticking to the sides of the bowl, add 1/4 cup of the reserved flour. Work the flour into the dough for 2-3 minutes and check again, adding more flour as needed.
- When the dough starts to clear the sides of the mixing bowl and cling to the dough hook, remove it from the mixer. Sprinkle 1 tbsp flour on the counter and knead the dough, pushing it away, then folding it back on itself, and repeating the process. The dough should slightly stick to the counter when sitting but easily become smooth when being kneaded.
- Place the dough in a lightly oiled large bowl and cover. Set the bowl in a warm place, such as an oven that has been warmed to 100°F and turned off. Allow the dough to rise until doubled, 1 to 1 1/2 hours.
- Once the dough has risen, punch it down. Split into two even amounts. Working with one piece at a time, roll the dough into a 10-inch by 13-inch rectangle. Roll the dough up lengthwise, like rolling cinnamon rolls or a jelly roll. Pinch the seam tightly as well as the ends to seal. Set the loaf on a parchment-lined baking sheet pan with the seam side down and the pinched ends placed underneath the loaf. Repeat with the second piece of dough.
- Beat the egg in a small bowl until smooth. Brush the loaves with the beaten egg. Sprinkle with sesame seeds if using. Use a sharp knife to make five diagonal 1/2-inch deep cuts in each loaf. Place the loaves in a warm place to rise for 1 hour. Also, preheat the oven to 375°F.
- Once the dough has risen, place the loaves in the preheated oven. Bake for 20-30 minutes until the bread is a deep golden color on the top and bottom. If using an instant-read thermometer, the center of the bread should read 200°F once baked. Remove the loaves from the oven and cool for 30 minutes before slicing.
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1 Dough 3 Baguettes - Easiest to Pro-Level
In this video I show you three ways to make a great baguette based on one dough recipe. Use my link to take advantage of Fable's Black Friday sale with up to 30% off and free shipping from November 10-27.
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RECIPES:
*GOOD:*
▪225g (1c) warm water (90F/32C)
▪8g (2t) instant yeast
▪9g (2t) salt
▪350g (2 1/2c) bread flour
Combine water, yeast, salt and flour. Stir to combine then switch to a soaking wet hand and squeeze to continue mixing until dough is no longer shaggy. Dust with flour and knead for 2 minutes to build strength. It’s ready when you can tug a piece of the dough without it ripping.
Cut into 2 equal pieces, flatten each into an oval then roll and shape and roll as shown @1:20. Place both shaped doughs onto the bottom of a parchment lined baking sheet, cover with a foil pan (approx 17”x12”x4” / 43cm x 32cm x10cm) and let rise at room temp for 40-60min.
Spray baguettes with water, cover with foil pan again and bake for 25 minutes in a preheated 465F/240C oven, removing the lid after 14min.
*BETTER:*
DOUGH
▪225g (1c) water (90F/32C)
▪350g (2 1/2c) bread flour
▪9g (2t) salt
YEAST MIXTURE
▪30g (2T) water (90F/32C)
▪8g (2t) instant yeast
Combine 225g water & flour with a spoon then switch to a soaking wet hand to continue mixing until the dough is a solid clod. Sprinkle the salt on top of the dough while you mix your yeast. Cover & allow to sit at room temperature for 20 min.
Stir together yeast with 30g water. Allow to sit at room temperature for 20 minutes then add this yeast mixture to the salted dough & squeeze with a wet hand to combine. Cover with lid. Let sit for 30 mins.
Perform strength building fold as shown @5:40. Cover & ferment for 30 more mins. Perform a 2nd strength building fold. Cover once more & ferment at room temp for 1 hour.
Transfer to floured work surface. Flatten with your hands & cut into 2 even pieces. Preshape each piece as shown in video @6:39. Cover the shaped dough balls & rest at room temp for 15 mins.
Shape baguettes as shown @7:05.
Place both shaped doughs onto the bottom of a parchment lined baking sheet (or any flat surface), cover with a foil pan (approx 16”x12”x3” / 406mmx 318mm x 82mm) and let rise at room temp for 45-70min.
Transfer the baguettes (with parchment) onto a preheated pizza steel/stone. Spray with water, cover with the foil lid and bake for 25 minutes at 465F/240C, removing the lid halfway through.
*BEST*
POOLISH
▪150g (2/3c) room temperature water
▪Pinch of instant yeast
▪150g (1c) bread flour
Stir together water, yeast, & flour. Cover and ferment at room temperature for 12-24 hours.
DOUGH
▪Ripe poolish (recipe above)
▪240g (1c) water (90F/32C)
▪3g (3/4t) instant yeast
▪400g (2 3/4c) bread flour
▪11g (2 1/4t) salt
10g (2.5t) diastatic malt powder
Add poolish, water, yeast, flour, salt, and malt powder to a stand mixer with a bread hook and mix on low for 3 minutes. Once the dough is combined, increase speed to high (speed 4 on my kitchenaid) and mix for another 6 minutes.
Transfer to a bowl, cover, and ferment at room temperature for 30 minutes. Perform a strength building fold. Cover, rest for 30 minutes. Do another strength building fold. Cover, rest for a final 60 minutes.
Transfer dough to a floured surface & divide into 4 equal pieces (about 230g each). Preshape each piece as shown @11:15. Cover with a towel & rest for 15 minutes.
Shape as shown @7:05 (process is the same as “better” baguette shaping).
Proof in a floured couche, cover, & proof shaped loaves for 45-60 minutes. Score with a bread lame and bake in a preheated, semolina dusted challenger bread pan. Bake 465F/240C covered for 12 mins. Remove lid & bake for 12-15 more mins until crusty & golden brown.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 Good baguette mixing, shaping and baking
2:47 How to make food look nice (ad)
3:42 Finishing the good baguette
4:23 Mixing the better baguette dough
5:40 Strength building fold (better)
6:39 Shaping the better baguette
7:42 Scoring and baking better baguettes
9:16 Mixing bets baguette dough
11:05 Shaping and baking the best baguette
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