Soda panini
On the pages of * Empress 69 * I saw the way of preparing these pastries that are cooked and then baked and realized that they are the finest pastries from the bakery - with a crispy crust, soft and generous! With some modifications I’ve made, this is my favorite panin recipe! It can also be made as bread or rolls!
Preparation steps
- Mix the yeast ingredients in a cup and let rise for about 10 minutes.
- In a baking dish, mix the flour, sour milk, baking soda and butter and add the risen yeast. Mix with a mixer with a dough attachment for 5 minutes until all the ingredients are well combined.
- In a pan that is smaller in diameter than the bowl in which the dough rises, boil water and place the bowl with the dough on it - the steam will give the dough warmth and it will rise easier. Cover with a cloth and leave until doubled (1-2h).
- Knead the dough and shape into paninas.
- Boil 1 / 2L of water, salt and baking soda and dip one panin at a time into it. As the paninis float to the surface and the upper part remains out of the water, turn on each side for about 10 seconds.
- Remove to a baking tray and leave at least 5 cm between the paninas as they ‘inflate’ a bit.
- Bake at 200 * C (with the fan option if you have one) in a preheated oven until the panini are browned.
Serving
Serve (warm are the most delicious because they are crunchy) with a glass of cold milk, with lunch or dinner. Good apetite!