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November 19, 2020

Pains au Sucre or French Sugar Rolls

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I have invited my beautiful niece from Geneva to be a guest blogger and share her great recipe for Pains au Sucre, those mouthwatering buttery and sugary bread rolls.

Recipe By Allana Buu Hoang

I made these “Pains au sucre” for the first time during the first quarantine back in March and my mom and dad loved them so much that I now bake them almost once a month. I also made them for my mom’s birthday, they’re that special and delicious!

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The “Pains au sucre” are very simple to make and taste the same as those buttery sugared brioches from the bakery but you can make a lot more for way less. 

Ingredients 

⁃ 500gr (17.5 oz) of all purpose flour

⁃ 20cl (6.7 fl.oz) of Milk

⁃ 7gr (0.25 oz) of vanilla sugar or a teaspoon of vanilla extract 

⁃ 2 eggs and one egg yolk 

⁃ 7gr (0.25 oz) of baking yeast (powder) 

⁃ 80 gr (2.8 oz) of sugar

⁃ 125gr (4.4 oz) of butter 

⁃ 1 teaspoon of salt 

⁃ Pearl sugar or chocolate chip

Preparation 

In a large mixing bowl : 

1. Put all the dry ingredients : flour, sugar, baking yeast, vanilla sugar 

2. Mix all up 

3. Put the 2 whole eggs 

4. Add the milk 

5. Mix (I hand mix everything but if you have a food processor you can use it) 

6. Add the salt

7. Mix/knead

8. Add the butter but slowly, not all the butter at once, add by small pieces gradually until you have a smooth dough

9. Cover your dough with a clean towel and let it rise at room temperature for two hours minimum 

10. After the 2 hours, degas the dough (Make a fist with your hand and push it gently and firmly into the center of the puffy dough, deflating it). Divide the dough into small pieces like 70/80gr each  (2.5 to 3 oz each)

11. Shape the small buns: put a small part of dough and then spread the dough and put in the middle a little bit of pearl sugar or chocolate chips and then bring the edges in the middle until you made a small bun —> do it all again until you use all the dough, normally you can do between 12-14 brioches 

12. Cover your buns with a towel and let them rest for 1 hour

13. Mix the egg yolk with a little bit of milk and brush on the buns 

14. Sprinkle the pearl sugar or chocolate chips on top

15. Put the buns in the oven at 180 celsius (350 F) for 15/17min 

16. And voilaaaa

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For more French baking ideas, check this easy French Pear Tart Recipe.

 

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Category: Breakfast, Desserts, Recipes, SweetsTag: Brioche sucree, French sweet rolls, Pains au sucre
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About Caroline

I left the corporate world to fulfill my entrepreneurial dream and started my own business while raising a family, but my path has been bumpy, filled with obstacles and challenges. I grew stronger and more appreciative of what has been achieved. I wish to share my food and travel passions, and at the same time help others in their entrepreneurial paths.

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  1. Dima

    November 22, 2020 at 3:15 am

    I just love pains au sucre and will make them for goûter! Just hope that i can keep them for many days instead of devouring them all on the first!

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    • Caroline

      November 22, 2020 at 6:17 am

      They sure are a real treat!

      Reply

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