Viennese loaf
Another recipe taken from the book “L’Atelier Pain” by Cécile Decaux. When you love something, you don’t keep count!
With this dough, you can also make Viennese rolls. I added a little more sugar because I found the dough not sweet enough. That’s rare, as more often than not I take some out. The Viennese loaf isn’t a brioche but a sort of lightly sweetened milk bread. Worth knowing before you start.

Preparation
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Step 1
Make the dough: mix the flour, the sugar and the salt with the milk and the cold butter. Add the yeast and knead for about fifteen minutes. If you’re using a stand mixer, finish with two minutes of kneading by hand.
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Step 2
Leave the dough to prove for 2h30.
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Step 3
Knock the dough back on a floured work surface, knead it for a few minutes and put it in a buttered and floured dish. Leave the dough to prove for 1h30.
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Step 4
Bake for 35 minutes at 165°C.
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