I apologize for my late replied .
Ok to the point , here we go my simple recipe to make a Panada .
250gr AP flour (1 cup)
1/2 tsp salt
20gr sugar
1 egg
65ml coconut milk
2 tbs lukewarm water
20gr fat (margarine)
1 tsp yeast (i use instant dry yeast)
-In large bowl , mix water + egg + coconut milk + salt
-Another bowl , mix all another ingredients except fat
-Put the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients ,
-Stir using spatula ,
-Take the dough out and kneed for 2 min ,
-Add the fat then kneed until smooth and less sticky ,
-Cover and rest the dough for 30 min .
-And then you can prepare for the filling meanwhile .
-Actually Indonesia's Panada using a spicy tuna inside , but you can substitute it with a meat , bacon or whatever what you like but i recommend to using a undercooked meat .
-After 30 min , punch and take the dough , divide into @50 - 60gr each doughs ,
-Grind the doughs into flat round shape ,
-Put the filling on the center of the doughs ,
-Fold from bottom to the top , pinch the edges side ,
-Dust with flour then take it rest for 30 min .
-After 30 min , preheat the cooking oil in frying pan over medium heat .
-Fry until golden browned , once cooked , remove and drain .
I am in Canada, would like to join The Fresh Loaf Forum.
I am not an expert, but I have baking back ground, seeking experts' help to learn more about baking.
I am currently baking hamburger buns using the sponge dough.
My regular sponge dough is consist of water, yeast and flour.
Now, I am adding salt as requirement, fermenting for 90 minutes before pumping into the temperature controlled storage tank. The sponge is forming gluten chunks in the storage tank after 3 or 4 hours causing blocking of pump filter. No salt no problem.
It is due to salt addition, but, salt is the requirement.
I look forward to your posts as I am sure you will be using different ingredients than those I have available to me in Canada.
Looking forward to seeing your recipes. It's a great forum.
I look forward. Sounds interesting.
Hi everyone!
I am in Canada, would like to join The Fresh Loaf Forum.
I am not an expert, but I have baking back ground, seeking experts' help to learn more about baking.
I am currently baking hamburger buns using the sponge dough.
My regular sponge dough is consist of water, yeast and flour.
Now, I am adding salt as requirement, fermenting for 90 minutes before pumping into the temperature controlled storage tank. The sponge is forming gluten chunks in the storage tank after 3 or 4 hours causing blocking of pump filter. No salt no problem.
It is due to salt addition, but, salt is the requirement.
Any suggestions to control this problem?
Thank you.