Pan Brioche Plumcake Stuffed with Jam, Hazelnut Cream and Pistachio Cream – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Pan Brioche Plumcake Stuffed with Jam, Hazelnut Cream and Pistachio Cream


Today we make brioche pan plumcakes filled with hazelnut cream, jam and pistachio cream, soft and easy to make. Delicious and soft even the next day, they are one of the best homemade snacks I have eaten … even better than many packaged snacks!

With these doses you will get 8 plumcakes.

Family💚 these snacks are kind of pigeon egg, simple to make, excellent also the day after, easy to customize, and convenient to prepare the night before and let it rise all night.

To get the excellent result you see with minimal effort, I recommend that you use one planetary, it will work independently and you can get this super creamy dough.

If it doesn't have a planetary mixer, you can use a whisk with the spiral hook and work well as per recipe!

Click here for my loaf pan!

Alternatively, you can use a mold from muffin with cups, being careful not to overfill, but keeping to the middle of the cup because they should relieve a lot in cooking!

As you can see, the dough is very soft, to prevent the filling from going to the bottom, I tried to sprinkle a layer of starch on the first layer of dough, before stuffing and then covering with the other layer of dough … It works!

For this recipe you will find a leavening of 3/4 hours as the quantity of yeast is important, but it is often more convenient for me to knead the night before and bake in the afternoon or the evening after … How to change the recipe?

You don't have to change the recipe, actually! You just have to pay attention to temperature! In winter, if you have a cool house like mine, just put the bowl well covered with plastic wrap and a cloth in the oven with the light off.

If the temperature isn't that cool, or it's summer, put it in the fridge overnight and bring it back to room temperature before cooking.

ATTENTION:

If after rising you notice a sour smell unfortunately the dough has gone bad, probably due to a too high temperature.

To have excellent snacks even the next day, it is important to keep them in the best way: in the cake pan, otherwise in hermetically sealed bags or tin boxes.

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