Sourdough Babka Recipe with Chocolate Filling | Foodgeek Baking

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  • Опубликовано: 1 фев 2025

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  • @Foodgeek
    @Foodgeek  3 года назад

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  • @petermichelson5002
    @petermichelson5002 3 года назад +7

    I make this Every Shabbat as I make my Sourdough Challah! Because both are MEANT To Have, because both are bread from the Earth!
    Sourdough is Meant to have because it is absolutely bread from the earth! Shavua Tov for a blessed Week ahead! Thank for sharing this amazing recipe!!!

  • @markadamcheirif
    @markadamcheirif 3 года назад +3

    Respect that you mention the history and concept of kosher!

  • @joyden7478
    @joyden7478 3 года назад +2

    Made this the other day. It was so delicious- not too sweet, crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Thanks for the wonderful recipe!

  • @jennymckinney7175
    @jennymckinney7175 Год назад +1

    Also i lined my pan w parchment. No issues leaving it to cool longer and easy removal. It was stunning

  • @jennymckinney7175
    @jennymckinney7175 Год назад +1

    Made this beautiful babka in a 6” round 3” deep pan. I also used a diff twist shape method. I of course, had to bake it longer but I went by internal temp for a perfect bake Turned out AMAZING! Thank you for this fantastic recipe. Patience people this is soooo worth it!!!!

  • @raindownxx
    @raindownxx 3 года назад

    I made a babka following this recipe and it turned out fantastic! Wasn't very complicated at all, even without a mixer, and while rolling and braiding was messy the result was gorgeous. The proofing times were quite long, next time I'd like to cold-proof for the second proof and bake the next day. I omitted some of the butter from the filling and added mashed liqueur plums - scrumptious. Thank you for the recipe, will definitely make it again!

  • @corteltube
    @corteltube 3 года назад +1

    Definitely making this. It will be great for the holidays…thanks for all you do to improve our sourdough baking skills. I find your methods the best of all the videos on the subject that I have come across. 😊 You are easy to understand and your kind smile and is encouraging. I have become quite a master now, but still refer back to your videos for comfort. Thank you.

  • @davidlatif7829
    @davidlatif7829 3 года назад +1

    Looks Good. Sune you are amazing. To keep producing recipes like this is a Gift. Thank you

  • @4GregF
    @4GregF 3 года назад +1

    This looks like a recipe I definitely must try!

  • @ElainesCustomCards
    @ElainesCustomCards 2 года назад

    Looks yummy! I’m going to have to try this recipe.

  • @neonfear
    @neonfear 5 месяцев назад +1

    It looks sooo good, I'm excited to try! I have a fairly stiff rye starter so I'm wondering if I should use less of that and knead more gently but as you pointed out the gluten development isn't as important cause we're not going for an open crumb

    • @Foodgeek
      @Foodgeek  5 месяцев назад

      Just ensure that it’s freshly fed. You could feed it with wheat flour for this recipe to take some of the edge off 😊

  • @leiah.leitte
    @leiah.leitte 3 года назад +2

    Wow... que delicioso pão de chocolate, me parece muito macio, com uma ótima fermentação. Com certeza vou fazer essa receita. Thanks 👌😋

    • @Foodgeek
      @Foodgeek  3 года назад +1

      You are welcome

  • @angelamchutchon
    @angelamchutchon 3 года назад

    This recipe looks great and I will definitely give it a go. Your brownies are on my favourites list and have never let me down, I love the complexity of flavour they have. Now a request! Could you have a go at sourdough cinnamon rolls. I have seen a recipe but would love to see your interpretation of them 😊

  • @donnasymoniak5280
    @donnasymoniak5280 3 года назад

    This looks delicious, need to try this one!

  • @Foodgeek
    @Foodgeek  3 года назад +3

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  • @texclydes
    @texclydes 3 года назад +2

    Hey Sune, whats the difference between Dutch vs French processed cocoa powder? I can't find Dutch readily.

    • @Foodgeek
      @Foodgeek  3 года назад

      I've never heard of French processed cocoa powder, but my assumption would be that they are the same. The cocoa powder is treated with an alkaline, which makes the taste deeper and more "cocoa-y". We only have Dutch processed in Denmark :)

  • @aconley83
    @aconley83 3 года назад +2

    I have started making this and was curious how long it took to ferment? I have a proofing box and an currently proofing at 26 degrees. Thanks! I'm looking forward to the end result!

    • @Foodgeek
      @Foodgeek  3 года назад +2

      It took me about 7 hours at 30C :)

  • @yaelarbelymizrachi2319
    @yaelarbelymizrachi2319 3 года назад

    sune it seems yummy delicacy thank you very much. Looking forward to preparing. I have a question, what is the size of the template please? Thanks again

  • @petermichelson5002
    @petermichelson5002 3 года назад

    That it is, as I make it every Shabbat!
    So how do we take this Babka sourdough dough and create Panettane.

  • @mijkevdm9748
    @mijkevdm9748 3 года назад

    Looks great!! Would it be possible to put it in the fridge overnight at some point, and which point would you recommend?

  • @billabrams4271
    @billabrams4271 3 года назад

    Looking forward to making this Sune

  • @iampaulettetahan
    @iampaulettetahan 2 года назад

    i tried this with a mixture of dates & cream cheese....mmmmm

  • @jirapornrangsitphol5468
    @jirapornrangsitphol5468 3 года назад

    Thank you for delicious recipe. May I know, does it taste like Brioche?

  • @misterdubity3073
    @misterdubity3073 3 года назад +4

    Looks delicious. No wonder Seinfeld wanted one so badly.

    • @Foodgeek
      @Foodgeek  3 года назад

      Absolutely ❤️

  • @tamarakreutz1509
    @tamarakreutz1509 3 года назад +1

    Would it be helpful for crust to put a pan of water or ice cubes in with the bread for steam, or would that not be a good idea with this kind of bread?

    • @Foodgeek
      @Foodgeek  3 года назад +2

      Adding steam will probably give you a higher rise, but possibly also a more open crumb, which is not desirable here, I think :)

  • @petermichelson5002
    @petermichelson5002 3 года назад +1

    The Culture of Babka, Challah, Bagels, and Bialys goes back to the AD times in Poland!
    Challah goes back to the days of Moses, when the Manna Stopped falling from the Skies HaShem provides, and bread from the earth was developed!

  • @mattymattffs
    @mattymattffs 3 года назад +1

    Have you ever played around with a stiff starter? I switched mine to about 60% hydration. End up with a lot more rise, more yeast supposedly, and also less sour notes. I feel like it would lend itself better to a sweet recipe like this

  • @gottheilj
    @gottheilj 3 года назад +1

    As I observe the laws of Kashrut, can you suggest substitutes in the formula to make it Pareve, specifically the butter and milk.
    Additionally, the callets are dairy as indicated by the Circle-K D Kosher supervision.
    Pure Dutch processed cocoa does not require Kosher supervision.

    • @LordOfTheReefer
      @LordOfTheReefer 3 года назад +3

      Eat something else

    • @karenbrooks3765
      @karenbrooks3765 3 года назад

      Jerry try Sune's straight challah recipe it uses water and oil. Then follow the rolling instructions. Not sure what chocolate you'd use though. Traditionally cinnamon and sugar is the filling but I use butter in that so my babka is milchik anyway

    • @romykruse6266
      @romykruse6266 2 года назад

      I'm vegan so I would use egg replacer, a bit of oil (maybe two tablespoons of neutral tasting vegetable oil to replace the egg fat, and use a plant milk like oat or soy, and use a plant based butter alternative. I love Earth Balance buttery sticks or Miyoko's European style butter. Easy peasy!

    • @fperacoli
      @fperacoli 2 года назад

      You can use nutella paste for the filling. Just heat a little in the microwave so it gets more pliable.

  • @galinakusmiy7903
    @galinakusmiy7903 9 месяцев назад

    Hello are you watching your show many times and you say it’s a Babka from Poland I think this is from Ukraine because in Ukraine Babka it’s a Easter bread thank you. Very nice show

  • @nimajafarian
    @nimajafarian 3 года назад

    i don't know the dough looks like a brioche dough to me. i don't see the difference to be honest. but the chocolate twist is a nice touch indeed

  • @Piery83_
    @Piery83_ 3 года назад +2

    The next step is panettone!

  • @cliffordclauser5496
    @cliffordclauser5496 3 года назад

    HI SUNE I HAVE TRIED EVERYTHING TO GET MY STUFF TO RISE I JUST CAN'T GET THE COMBO TO WORK.I LIVE IN ARIZONA AND IT IS VERY DRY DO
    YOU THINK IT MIGHT BE YHE LACK OF HUMIDITY ? THANK YOU CLIFF

  • @geraldfrank1630
    @geraldfrank1630 3 года назад +1

    Replace sugar with stevia. Otherwise excellent as always. 🙏

  • @davidjondoh8671
    @davidjondoh8671 3 года назад +1

    Damn you Sune, I feel like I gained weight just watching your video. It is all but guaranteed that will certainly be the case once I get mine out of the oven! Cheers

  • @rainmaker1011
    @rainmaker1011 3 года назад

    Try replacing the chocolate filling with curd/sugar/

  • @LaurianBotez
    @LaurianBotez 3 года назад

    looks pretty similar to Romanian "cozonac"

  • @anonymous8324
    @anonymous8324 3 года назад

    in russian 'babka' - grandmother

  • @myriammoquin2684
    @myriammoquin2684 3 года назад

    You sound like you have a cold.....take care!

  • @charlesbruggmann7909
    @charlesbruggmann7909 3 года назад

    Many thanks - you have given me ideas in my search for the perfect sourdough « Butterzopf ». A braided bread made with relatively low hydration.
    Cheers