


Sourdough Brioche inspired by the Cyrille Van Der Stuyft recipe (Viennoiserie Leçons en Pas à Pas book).
Made this brioche using a mix of levain + a small amount of yeast. The book actually forgot the butter in the ingredient list 😅 but the result is amazing: super soft and shreddable crumb.
Ingredients
– 150g milk (cold)
– 150g eggs
– 125g liquid starter (cold)
– 75g sugar
– 11g salt
– 250g T65 flour (or all purpose)
– 250g strong bread flour
– 15g fresh yeast (~5g active dry yeast)
– 200g butter (soft but cool)
Method
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Mix milk, flour, eggs, salt, sugar, yeast, and starter.
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Knead 15–20 min on low speed.
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Add butter in two additions.
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Mix 1 min on medium until dough pulls from bowl (target dough temp ~24°C / 75°F).
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Cold ferment 12h in fridge.
Shape & Proof
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Divide into 3 ropes, braid, place in buttered mold.
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Proof ~3h at room temp.
Bake
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Egg wash
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150°C / 300°F convection ~45 min
Better indicator: internal temp
– <90°C underbaked
– 93–95°C perfect
Tips
– Use good butter
– Knead long enough to get a windowpane
– Add butter gradually
– Cold fermentation improves flavor, gluten structure, and dough handling
– Proof at 26–28°C max
Store whole airtight at room temp or freeze slices.
by PippingBoy2676
4 Comments
Beautiful!!
Nice! What is the hydration of the liquid starter?
Looks very nice !
I vote this the new thumbnail