Brioche with Périgord truffle
Sophisticated, stylish brioches for any occasion! Thanks to this recipe devised by Christian Kuchler, even amateur cooks can master these cheesy brioche treats! A reinterpretation of a French breakfast classic made from yeast dough. Here we save the best for last: Grate Périgord truffle and our feisty «Der edle Maxx 365» cheese over the brioche and enjoy every mouthful of superb flavor!
Ingredients
serves 4 PersonenBrioche | |
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20 g | yeast |
7 g | sugar |
7 g | salt |
85 g | butter |
116 ml | milk |
1 piece(s) | egg |
30 g | egg yolk |
360 g | white flour |
Mascarpone truffle cream | |
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2 tbsp | Mascarpone |
1 tsp. | truffle oil |
100 g | butter |
50 g | Périgord truffle / summer truffle |
salt, pepper, nutmeg, sugar |
Preparation
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Brioche
Gently heat all the ingredients for the brioche with the milk.
Combine the other ingredients with the heated ingredients and knead for 15 minutes.
Pour the finished dough into a cake mold (approx. 30cm long), brush with egg yolk and leave to work.
Bake for 14 minutes at 170°C on the middle shelf of the oven.
Set to one side and allow to cool.
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Mascarpone truffle cream
Combine mascarpone with truffle oil in a bowl and stir until smooth, then season to taste with salt, pepper, and nutmeg.
Next, chill the mixture until it is spreadable.
Heat the butter in a pan until it becomes frothy.
Cut the brioche into rectangular blocks and fry in the butter until golden brown.
Pat the brioche dry with kitchen paper.
Then spread it with the mascarpone truffle cream.
To finish, use a Microplane fine grater to grate over flakes of Périgord truffle and “Der edle Maxx 365” cheese.
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