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This is an original recipe that values softness and longevity above all else. It is vaguely based upon recipes by (in no particular order): Dan Lepard, Magnus Nilsson, Felicity Cloake, Trine Hahnemann, Richard Bertinet.
The primary departure from most other recipes is the use of a tangzhong which allows a relatively high hydration, and very soft, dough. Additionally, the butter is added to the dough after gluten is developed, like in a brioche, rather than in melted form at the outset. A very small portion of rye flour is included both for flavour and for its crumb-softening and anti-staling properties due to the presence of pentosans. A proportion of UK plain flour (around 8% protein) is used as well as bread flour to drop the gluten content slightly in order to make the buns a little less chewy, whilst maintaining the gluten strength necessary for
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