Put me on a leash because I am barking! That looks so delicious.
VodkaSoup_Mug

KB_Sez
Wow. Great job!!
Curvy_Girl_007
Thatβs some big bread! Well done!
moanakai
Excellent
jodallmighty
What does it taste like? Is the walnut subtle or firmly present
NotDaveButToo
Yum!!!
FormerlyGrape
Gorgeous swirls and rise!
Drawing_The_Line
That looks so good it almost looks fake π. Great job!
shay7700
Oooh bet it was so good warm!!! Or toasted
SnooMacaroons9684
Those swirls are swirling and the bread looks amazing!
DieIsaac
aww you look so proud! you did great!
Robin_Cooks
Awesome job!
MistakeAgreeable4065
Here is the Recipe:)
500g flour 11g yeast (1 tablespoon) 140g milk 140g water 50g sugar 10g fine salt 55g cold butter (1/4 cup)
Mix warm water (around 100-115 F, or 38C-46C) sugar and yeast together, while it sits for a min add your milk salt etc. Then add your flour a cup at a time while mixing. Once the flours added begin slowly adding small chunks of cold butter to your dough and let it mix for like 15 minutes.
Let rise in a warm space with a paper towel on top that is wet with warm water (not dripping, just get it wet, squeeze it and place it over the top of the bowl.) I like to turn the over on for 30 seconds, turn it off, open it for a minute and then add the bowl of dough to sit for an hour or two. It should double in size at least. I also like to score the top so it rises more evenly.
For the filling I just kind of made it up, but itβs easy to make and you can adjust the ingredients to your preference. It should make a smoothish paste that spreads relatively easily, like a grainier version of peanut butter.
2-3 cups of walnuts (the more the better!) around 50 grams of melted butter a small splash of almond extract an egg yolk splash of milk cinnamon to taste nutmeg if you like it a few tablespoons of brown sugar some vanilla paste
I blended the walnuts first and added the rest of the ingredients once it was a smooth paste.
I rolled out the dough to my desired thickness on a floured surface, I rolled it out pretty thin, it definitely was not paper thin though! It took up quite a bit of counter space around 22×22 inches. I then spread the walnut paste all over to the edges, cut the slab of dough it half and rolled up each side. I twisted them together and placed it in the buttered pan, i used a 5×9 glass pan (13x23cm)
I loosely covered in clear wrap and let it proof for 2-3 hours.
Finally I egg washed it and baked at 325F (162C) for 50 min!
31 Comments
That swirl is beautiful!!
that looks like it came out of a professional bakery
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That looks amazing π great job !
WOW!
Could you please share the recipe?
done, this swirl is now becoming my todo. Great job!
That bread looks sick af
Yum
Gorgeous!!
SPECTACULAR!!!
That swirl looks professional! Great job for a first try π
Swirl on swirl action!
So beautiful π please, post your recipe, and which pan did you useΒ
Wow π€©
Incredible!!!!
Holy Cannoli, that looks great!
Put me on a leash because I am barking! That looks so delicious.

Wow. Great job!!
Thatβs some big bread! Well done!
Excellent
What does it taste like? Is the walnut subtle or firmly present
Yum!!!
Gorgeous swirls and rise!
That looks so good it almost looks fake π. Great job!
Oooh bet it was so good warm!!! Or toasted
Those swirls are swirling and the bread looks amazing!
aww you look so proud! you did great!
Awesome job!
Here is the Recipe:)
500g flour
11g yeast (1 tablespoon)
140g milk
140g water
50g sugar
10g fine salt
55g cold butter (1/4 cup)
Mix warm water (around 100-115 F, or 38C-46C) sugar and yeast together, while it sits for a min add your milk salt etc. Then add your flour a cup at a time while mixing. Once the flours added begin slowly adding small chunks of cold butter to your dough and let it mix for like 15 minutes.
Let rise in a warm space with a paper towel on top that is wet with warm water (not dripping, just get it wet, squeeze it and place it over the top of the bowl.) I like to turn the over on for 30 seconds, turn it off, open it for a minute and then add the bowl of dough to sit for an hour or two. It should double in size at least. I also like to score the top so it rises more evenly.
For the filling I just kind of made it up, but itβs easy to make and you can adjust the ingredients to your preference. It should make a smoothish paste that spreads relatively easily, like a grainier version of peanut butter.
2-3 cups of walnuts (the more the better!)
around 50 grams of melted butter
a small splash of almond extract
an egg yolk
splash of milk
cinnamon to taste
nutmeg if you like it
a few tablespoons of brown sugar
some vanilla paste
I blended the walnuts first and added the rest of the ingredients once it was a smooth paste.
I rolled out the dough to my desired thickness on a floured surface, I rolled it out pretty thin, it definitely was not paper thin though! It took up quite a bit of counter space around 22×22 inches. I then spread the walnut paste all over to the edges, cut the slab of dough it half and rolled up each side. I twisted them together and placed it in the buttered pan, i used a 5×9 glass pan (13x23cm)
I loosely covered in clear wrap and let it proof for 2-3 hours.
Finally I egg washed it and baked at 325F (162C) for 50 min!