Olga my friend from from Madrid gave me this idea making bread in a cupcake mould. She calls it cupbread. I have always wanted to make bread like her but did not dare to until now. You see, I consider her the best baker of Madrid if not of Spain! I hope she likes my cupbread. See for yourself at Cocinando con Kisa.
Cupbread with Poppy Seeds
325g of bread flour
1 egg
130g of lukewarm water
8g of salt
10g of sugar
25g of olive oil
15g of fresh yeast
olive oil for brushing and some poppy seeds
The recipe above I actually did not follow down to a tee because I did not have fresh yeast so the luke warm water I use for a packet of dry yeast instead. Kneaded everything together for 5 minutes and let the dough rise for an hour or until double in size.
Spread the dough into a rectangle and cut into strips that are slightly tapered at the end.
Brush strips with olive oil, sprinkle poppy seeds and roll to a cone.
Put in muffin pan and let rise for an hour in a warm place and then bake in a 350F oven for 18 to 20 minutes.
Serve warm if you wish for they are really good with butter.
Here's a good looking one for you.
Enjoy!
I love homemade bread...these look really cute!
ReplyDeleteThat just look amazing!!
ReplyDeleteYum!!
Geniales me encantaron estan muy lindos y sobre todo originales.
ReplyDeleteWhat a festive way to serve bread! And homemade bread always sings - but yours dances.
ReplyDeleteMichelangelo you always make lovley recipes, this is amazing!! gloria
ReplyDeleteCompliments to you and Olga,...I will try to bake cupbread soon!
ReplyDeleteI will try to make cupbread too! Looks so cute :))
ReplyDeleteThis is so original. I want to try this out next weekend.
ReplyDeleteOLE! You have been great! my congratulations, as I am glad that you liked, making bread is not that hard to just get handed and have a little patience in the levied and the result is better to eat something echo self .
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COmo siempre todo lo que haces me gusta Michelangelo! Feliz día!
ReplyDeletequesti non mi scappano presto li faro' grazie x l'idea grandiosa...che c'e' di meglio del pane?
ReplyDeletebuona giornata!
Another super idea I gotta follow! Too cute not to :D Now why can't I think of clever things like that? These would be great for Christmas! Don't they look like Christmas trees? Hmmm ... yesss ... ideas!
ReplyDeleteChe meraviglia!E chissà che buoni!!!
ReplyDeleteNo conocía esta forma de hacer el pan, se ve riquisimo y suave, delicioso
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I'm sure Olga will love them and I bet they are super tasty too.
ReplyDeleteso very adorable
ReplyDeleteOh Arthur...these buns remind me of those Jean-Paul Gaultier cone bras that Madonna used to wear for her concerts! LOL. They look gorgeous though and I'm suddenly inspired to make another pull-apart bread when I see these!
ReplyDeleteWONDERFUL!!....I have to try it.....this is perfect!!......al fin puedo comentar y tengo identidad!!....yupi!.....Abrazotes, Marcela
ReplyDeleteWhat a simple but effective idea. These individual breads look irresistable, particularly with poppy seeds - my favourite bread sprinkle!
ReplyDeleteBaked something similar before..but yours look 100 times better! Thumbs for you!
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arthur, this looks so pretty. NOw you just given me an idea to shape my breads!
ReplyDeleteNon conoscevo questo pane madrileno....ma lo conoscerò perché mi copio la ricetta! Sei grande!
ReplyDeleteI will have to try these, they look so cute and delicious!
ReplyDeleteThese look so cool! How lovely when still warm with soft butter. YUM!
ReplyDeleteHi Art. Hope this finds you well. Haven't seen or heard from you for awhile now. Missing all your beautiful creations. I made these and posted it. Hope I did some justice to them.
ReplyDeleteHi, I’ve found your blog through Ping’s and this bread looks great!! I have some home made pesto I need to eat so I’ll make Ping’s version with your bread recipe =)
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ReplyDeleteThis recipe is not exact, i had to change some of the ingredients such as flour, yeast and water. Now the bread was type puff pastry and very soft crumb
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