For this month’s Bread Bakers , the theme
given by Shireen was Cocoa / coca. When I was searching for the bread with
cocoa , I came across this chocolate monkey bread in King Arthur Flour. I immediately decided
to make this for my sister and Co – Blogger
Anu’s birthday celebration.
Chocolate is everyone’s favorite. Bread made
with the use of chocolate will be liked by everyone.
I have used semi-sweet
chocolate chips and cocoa powder in the bread . Cocoa powder alone can be used
by increasing the sugar.
Requirements :
Dough :
3 cup all purpose flour
2 ½ tsp Instant yeast
1 ½ cup luke warm water
1 ¼ tsp salt
¼ cup sugar
2 tbs vanilla extract (
optional )
6 tbs unsalted butter at
room temperature
¼ cup dry milk powder
½ cup mashed potato
Coating :
5 tbs Melted butter
Chocolate Filling :
½ cup chocolate chips /
semisweet chocolate
½ cup sugar
¼ cup Cadburys cocoa
powder
2 tbs all purpose flour
Method :
In a mixing bowl ,
add and mix together the flour , dry
milk powder salt , sugar , mashed
potato and yeast .
To this add in the
butter and the luke warm water and mix well with a wooden spatula.
Knead with the hand for
about 10 minutes .
Over the bowl with cling
wrap and let it for double , it takes about two hours.
Chocolate filling :
Combine all the ingredients under the list and
blend together .
I added this blended chocolate mix with 5 tbs
butter and heated on double boiler .
Shaping of bread :
As the dough has risen ,
punch the dough and divide into equal sized small dough balls.
Take a tube pan / Bundt
pan , pour the chocolate filling little at the bottom . chocolate chips can be
sprinkled.
Dip each dough ball in
the remaining chocolate filling and arrange
in the pan.
I arranged two layers ,
not more than that.
Pour the remaining
chocolate filling in the pan . let it for second rise if needed .
I baked immediately as I can’t wait .
Bake in the preheated
oven @ 180* C for about 30 to 35 minutes.
Take the pan out of the
oven and let it cool for 15 minutes and demould.
Chocolate monkey bread
is ready to serve.
Note :
I didn’t use vanilla
essence for the dough , as we like the chocolate flavor.
Adjust the level of
sugar according to the taste according to the bitterness of chocolate chips
used .
I added the melted
butter to the chocolate mix and used . You can roll each dough ball in the
melted butter and toss in the chocolate mix.
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I'd love to pull off one of those chunks and eat it right now.
ReplyDeleteI made monkey bread for the first time last month. It is soooo good, I can just imagine how wonderful it would be made with chocolate.
ReplyDeleteI'll take a piece please!
ReplyDeleteI would sure be diving in for a piece of that bread! I'm sure it didn't last long.
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ReplyDeleteWow! This monkey bread looks absolutely delicious with the chocolate! Thanks for participating in this event!
ReplyDeleteI love monkey breads and yours sure looks superb!
ReplyDeletemonkey bread with the addition of potato in the dough looks fab!
ReplyDeleteWow. This looks like the best monkey bread ever!
ReplyDeleteThis looks incredible!! I've never made monkey bread. I need to remedy that.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing monkey bread. Looks so irrestitible.
ReplyDeleteI nearly baked a monkey bread as I've not baked one as yet. The bread looks delicious. I love the idea of adding mashed potato to the dough.
ReplyDeleteThe colors and bake on this bread is irresistible. Wish I could reach out and pull out a piece for me!!
ReplyDeletemonkey bread always holds a special place in my heart - several years ago I was doing a volunteer trip in Minnesota and the host family made this for breakfast one day - I had never had it and fell in love and she wrote out the recipe for me - I still have her hand written card these 15 years later and always remember her fondly whenever I have monkey bread. so thanks for reminding me of her yet again and your version looks great
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