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For the dough:
180gr. warm water (32 degrees celsius)
12gr. dry yeast (or 30gr. fresh yeast)
500gr. flour for tsoureki (hard flour)
100gr. white crystalline sugar
3gr. salt
3 large eggs
150gr. unsalted cow butter at room temperature
For the filling:
20gr. brown sugar
20gr. cocoa powder
1 teaspoon cinnamon powder
1 pinch of salt
40 gr. melted butter
200 gr. couverture 65%, cocoa in pieces
For the syrup:
260gr. water
260gr. white crystalline sugar
To serve:
100 gr. melted white chocolate
1)In a bowl, put the yeast, a pinch of sugar, warm water and leave aside for about ten minutes.
2)In the bucket of the mixer
add the flour, the sugar, a pinch of salt and mix with the hook for a
while. Then, break three eggs and add them to the mixer bucket. Stir
for 1-2 minutes with the hook.
3)Add the
water with the yeast and beat for about 8 minutes. Cut
the butter into pieces, add them gradually to
the bucket and beat for more 8
minutes.
4)In a bowl put
a little oil and let the dough rest for 2 hours at room temperature
or 10-12 hours in the refrigerator covered with plastic
wrap.
5)To stretch
the dough, put a little flour on the
workbench. Stretch by gradually adding a
little flour to facilitate the opening in a rectangular
shape.
6)Spread melted butter on the
dough and sprinkle with the sugar-cocoa-cinnamon-salt mixture. Then,
spread the chopped couverture and wrap it in a roll on the long
side.
7)Cut the roll
in half, lengthways, and braid the strips.Put it in a
cake pan and let it rise for about an hour covered with a
towel.
8)Bake for 25-30 minutes, at 190
degrees.
9)For the syrup: in a saucepan
add the water, the sugar and let it boil.
10)After
the babka has
cooled, apply the syrup on the upper side with a brush.
11)Serve
with white chocolate.
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