Condensed milk bread

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By Ángela

The condensed milk bread will sweeten and feed the breakfasts of the little ones both at home and at school. Alone, toasted or unroasted, with butter or jams and even used to make a dessert Like cakes, this sweet bread is exquisite, tender and fluffy.

Condensed milk bread

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Milk bread reminds me of my childhood so today we are going to prepare this condensed milk bread recipe to go back a few years and remember good times.

Condensed milk bread
  • Ángela
  • Kitchen: cuisine
  • Recipe type: breakfast
  • Rations: 12
  • Total time:

Ingredients

  • 120 gr. Of flour
  • 5 eggs
  • 1 sachet of baking powder
  • 400 gr. condensed milk
  • 50 gr. of butter
  • a pinch of fine salt

Preparation

  1. Mix the condensed milk with the eggs very well by hand.

  2. Next, add the butter to the point of ointment and mix again

  3. Now we can add the sifted flour with the yeast, the salt and knead until we get a homogeneous paste.

  4. Pour this dough into a plum cake type mold and bake at 180 degrees for about 30 minutes until the bread is puffed up and golden.

  5. Its interior must be dry if we prick the bread with a needle.

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  1.   Isa said
    ago 13 years

    Hello,
    Could you tell me if the yeast is bakery or not?
    Thanks, I love the recipe
    regards
    Isa.

    Reply to Isa
    1.    Alberto Rubio said
      ago 13 years

      Hi Isa :) The standard baking powder chemical yeast is fine, but you can try using fresh bakery yeast, which has more strength. The effect of a yeast depends on the amount and type of flour.

      Reply to Alberto Rubio
  2.   loli said
    ago 13 years

    I would like to make the recipe, but can you adapt it for thermomix ????. Thank you very much, I love your page, I visit it almost daily.

    Reply to loli
  3.   Stella marys martinez said
    ago 4 years

    I did. It worked out really well for me. Fluffy but not golden. Not one bit. Too bad I can't upload the photo

    Reply to Stella Marys Martinez