Actually I was trying to find a shortcut to prepare breakfast, so I thought why not I make a loaf of bread with tuna filling inside. By putting the tuna in the bread, there would be less hassle to serve breakfast early in the morning before my son leaves for school. The portion of ingredients that I originally used allowed me to make 2 loafs tuna bread and one small loaf of cinnamon bread. The recipe below is for one loaf of tuna bread.
Ingredients
Flour, 4 cups
Yeast, 1 teaspoon
Butter, 3 table spoons
Shortening, 2 tablespoons
Salt, 2 teaspoons or to taste
Sugar, 2 tablespoons
Tuna fish, 1 can
Onion, 1 pc, chopped finely
Chilly, 1pc, cut into slices
Add yeast, butter, shortening, salt and sugar to flour. Pour in a little water and knead until all the ingredients are well mixed. Leave the dough aside for around 3 hours. Put one portion of dough into your baking pan and make it leveled. Pour the tuna fish, onion and chilly mixture over the dough. Then cover the top with the leftover dough. Let it proof for around half and hour or more if you want the bread to be fluffier. Brush the top with eggs and bake in preheated oven at 180 Dec C for 20 to 25 minutes.
Serve while still hot!
baker Man..bake me a Garlic Bread please
ReplyDeletewow wow wow... i always wanna learn baking >< anyway will bake myself a nice one after i have completed my studies here hihihi so far i am still enjoying cooking :)
ReplyDeleteSimply delicious. :)
ReplyDeletewah you've got a bakery besides the restaurant and cafe in your house!
ReplyDelete*kopi siew tie!!*
Bread again! Really must find time to learn. Can't have you showing off all the time! Muahahahahaha!!!
ReplyDeletehahaha ur tuna looked like blueberry leh
ReplyDeletewow, wish i could taste it!
ReplyDeleteLooks simple but then...i am sure that it is delicious.
ReplyDeleteheard about so many recipes with Tuna fish..this one is very new to me..
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing such a recipe with us.
Too bad, i'm not your neighbour...
ReplyDeleteHmm I can almost smell it, can you send me some?
ReplyDeletesend me this one pete! lol!
ReplyDeleteSimply mouth watering..thank you for the recipe..could turn it into a bun.Wish we are neighbours hahaha.
ReplyDeleteTuna bread!!! never heard of this !. Looks lovely!. Would love to try this!.
ReplyDeleteHow creative your are, look pretty cool! But wonder how does it taste...? Do your kids like it?!
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