Making two-colored Pain au Chocolate involves a technique that requires a bit of skill and precision. Here’s a simplified step-by-step guide:
1. **Prepare the white Dough**:
350 g bread flour (protein 12-13%) (100%)
108 g water (31%)
109 g milk (31%)
32 g sugar (9 %)
8 g salt (2.3 %)
3.85 g instant yeast (1.1%)
205 g roll-in butter (pastry butter with 82% fat or more) (58.5%)
2. **Prepare dark cocoa Dough**
88g bread flour (protein 12-13%) (100%)
30g water (31%)
27g milk (31%)
8g sugar (9 %)
2 g salt (2.3 %)
1g instant yeast (1.1%)
10g soft butter
15g dark cocoa
3. **Laminate white dough**: with 1 double and 1 single fold , by following directions from my website⬇️⬇️⬇️
4.**Layering the Dough**: Place the cacao dough rectangle on top of the white dough rectangle. Press lightly to make them stick together.
5. **Roll the dough**: roll the dough until 3-4 mm thick.
6. **Cutting and Shaping**: Using a sharp knife, cut the strips with 8cm have and 24cm lengths. Add 2 chocolate batons and roll each pain aux chocolate into a tight roll.
7. ** Proofing** Proof until jiggly. Egg wash
8. **Bake** with convection setting at 375F for 21 min
Enjoy 😉
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11 Comments
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How cool 😍☺️👌🏼
So 😂amazing
Damn
Sexy❤
It looks cool but using artificial colors is not good for your gut. Not medical advice.
I'm curious what colour did you use for dough? Gel based?
It looks amazing but also dry as hell.😊
Amazing thank you ❤😊
Look delicious
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