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Wednesday, June 01, 2005

CreamDeParisienne & Cream Cheese-pan

Tried out a new bread recipe from e-pan, a Japanese website. Of course, the recipes and instructions are in Japanese...so, have your transalation software ready!
The dough for this bread is very sticky and you need to flour your hands and the rolling board to shape the dough. However, the end product is very soft and the texture feels like those from Panash bakery.
A pretty interesting bread to do and bake!

Recipe of Cream De Parisienne - bun with custard filling
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Recipe of Cream Cheese-pan - bun with cream cheese filling
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**(I don't think I'll post the recipe here, so I have provided the link of each type of bun above.) Since my visitors couldn't understand the Japanese site, e-pan, I did a translation of the cream cheese-pan as below. Hope it is helpful to those who would like to try to make this cheese-pan. Please visit the site for details on the shaping of the cheese-pan.

Take a look at the recipes inside. They have a very interesting collection and they have pictorial presentation to teach you how to shape each type of bread. Quick! Go take a look now!


Cream cheese-pan
Ingredient:
184g bread flour
46g cake flour
3g yeast
12g castor sugar
4g salt
23g clear maltose syrup
18g egg yolk
35g butter
138ml milk

Steps:
1. Mix all ingredients to form an elastic dough and prove in a greased mixing bowl for 60 minutes.
2. Knead the dough to release the air in it and prove for 30 minutes.
3. Divide dough into 8 equal pieces of 50g each and one piece of 60g. Rest the dough for 15 minutes. The 60g dough piece is used to make the plait that encircle the cheese-pan.
4. Shape dough and wrap in the filling (refer to the e-pan net for the shaping process). Dust top of bread with some bread flour. Prove for 45 minutes.
5. Bake at 210C for 10 minutes and then 190C till golden brown.

Cream Cheese Filling:
30g castor sugar
100g cream cheese
1 egg lightly beaten
18g cake flour
100ml warm milk
1 - 2 tsp lemon juice (adjust amount according to your preference)
10g butter

Method:
1. Cream cheese and sugar till a smooth paste is formed.
2. Add in lightly beaten egg 1/3 at a time and mix well before adding the next portion.
3. Stir in the sieved flour.
4. Add in the warm milk and mix well.
5. Microwave cheese mixture for 2 minutes on HIGH and stir it. After stirring it, send it back to the microwave for 2 minutes on HIGH again. Blend well till you get a smooth paste.
6. Stir in the lemon juice and butter. Send it to chill in the refrigerator and roll slightly harden cheese paste into 35g balls to be used as filling.

Notes:
I did not add the clear maltose syrup.

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21 Comments:

At 02 June, 2005 10:42, Anonymous Anonymous said...

VERY nice Florence. Great job! -K

 
At 03 June, 2005 07:13, Anonymous doreenloo said...

Hi, Florence

This is my first time writing to you. I enjoy your website & recipes very much. I did try your Marshmallow Cake.. Could I post that at my blog and put your link as where i learn how to make that... Thanks. Will wait for your reply before i do that..

 
At 03 June, 2005 07:41, Blogger Florence said...

Hi Doreen,

Thank you for visiting my blog and thank you for asking about the link. Yes, Doreen go ahead and do it so that more friends and visitors can enjoy the recipes.

 
At 03 June, 2005 10:05, Anonymous cete said...

Hi Florence,
I saw yr posting at Jo's & KC. I love both the De Parisienne & Cheese pan. I tot the Cheese-pan is cream puff. I wanted to try them out next wk for a friend's son. I always enjoy looking at yr works. pls keep them coming.

 
At 03 June, 2005 12:31, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Florence

I took a peek at the site. I still don't understand the translated version. How did u manage ?

 
At 03 June, 2005 16:37, Blogger Florence said...

Hi cete,

I have posted the translated version of the cream cheese-pan. Take a look and let me know if you need further help. :)

 
At 05 June, 2005 12:29, Anonymous cete said...

Hi Florence
Many thanks for the translation. All the Japanese sites hv vey interesting recipes but it's so hard to understand the translated version. I don't know how u manage. Kudos to u.

 
At 07 June, 2005 02:10, Anonymous doreenloo said...

Thanks Florence...
I always want to try to bun too... but can't read the japanese website... thanks for translating..

 
At 16 July, 2005 13:51, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi, Florence:

I want to browse e-pan Japanese site. How can I get it translated? Is there any translation site that you use?

Many thanks.

Sally

 
At 16 July, 2005 13:55, Blogger Florence said...

Hi Sally,

You may try this site:

http://honyakuinfoseek.infoseek.co.jp/amitext/indexUTF8.jsp

Hope it helps! :)

 
At 08 October, 2005 11:40, Anonymous Anonymous said...

hi florence

this a 1st time writing to u. i enjoy surfing yr site so much. for the first time i would like to try the e-pan but the problem is i dont have a mw oven. can i double boil instead to melt the cream cheese mixture. thank you and love to try every recipes that u shared in your site.

fila

 
At 08 October, 2005 13:34, Blogger Florence said...

Hi Fila,
The purpose of mw is to cook the cream cheese mixture.
I think you can try via double boil and taste the mixture to see if it is cooked (no floury taste) before adding the lemon juice and butter.
Happy trying! *w*

 
At 17 October, 2005 08:04, Blogger lena said...

hi florence, can you teach me how to make Creamdeparisienne,thank you very much, god bless you.hope you answer me soon, love you florence

 
At 17 October, 2005 09:03, Blogger Florence said...

Hi Lena,
Recipe posted in the October thread. Look it up there. :)

 
At 31 October, 2005 02:17, Blogger lena said...

thankyou very much florence, I have not seen your recipe yet, I will check it in october achive later, sory i am so busy for work so i have not check your mail send to me. Thank you very much for respond me so early.God bless you. Have a happy time Florence.

 
At 31 October, 2005 02:21, Blogger lena said...

thankyou very much Florence. I have not seen your achive yet. However thank you for respond me so early. I so admire you for your help the people like know how to make cake since i do not know anything like before. God bless you. Have a happy time Florence.

 
At 15 May, 2009 00:10, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Florence!

Love your blog! when you refer to yeast, are you referring to dry yeast or instant yeast?

thanks!

 
At 18 June, 2009 17:13, Blogger Florence said...

Hi,
You can use either dry yeast or instant yeast in this recipe.

 
At 20 October, 2009 22:49, Blogger Food Lover said...

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At 20 October, 2009 22:53, Blogger Food Lover said...

Hi Florence,
thank for sharing the recipes. The cream cheese-pan looks so delicous. I'm going to try this out soon.

 
At 31 December, 2009 22:02, Anonymous chuany said...

i make this today, n this is a keeper recipe, tx alot for sharing, so soft bread, i lov this recipe, lov this blog ^^v

 

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