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You Can Make An Entenmann’s Danish at Home (And …

WebJun 10, 2018 · Preheat the oven to 350 F. Add the jam to the danish. Between the 3 strands of dough, you’ll make 2 strips of jam, each about …

1. Grease two 8-by-6 baking dishes and line with parchment paper. You can also make one large danish in a 9-by-11 baking dish.
2. Heat the milk until warm to the touch but not too hot, about 100 F. Add the sugar and active dry yeast to the milk, and allow the yeast to proof for 5-10 minutes. The yeast will get foamy and bubbly; if it doesn’t, your milk may have been too hot or too cold and it is best to start again.
3. In the bowl of a stand mixer with a paddle attachment, combine the flour, salt and vanilla powder. Alternatively, you can make the dough by hand; you will just need to mix and knead for longer.
4. Add the milk and yeast mixture to the dough, along with the 2 eggs. On medium, mix until a very shaggy dough is formed. Next, with the mixer still on medium, add the room temperature butter one cube at a time; allow each piece of butter to incorporate before adding the next. Once all the butter is incorporated, the dough will appear smoother and stickier. Switch the paddle attachment for the dough hook and mix on medium speed for 5-6 minutes, or until a soft, smooth, elastic dough is formed. It will start out looking very sticky and wet, but will ball around the dough hook toward the end. If it looks too wet and does not start forming a ball, you can add a few tablespoons of flour to help with the consistency.

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