A delicious Breakfast Sandwich Loaf recipe.
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| Ingredient | Amount | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bread flour | 500 | ||
| Osmotolerant instant dry yeast | 4 | ||
| Milk | 100 | ||
| Cold water | 224 (reserve a little to adjust for flour absorption) | ||
| Dry yeast (added after sponge) | 2 | ||
| Water (added after sponge) | 10 | ||
| Sweetened condensed milk | 20 | ||
| Caster sugar | 40 | ||
| Salt | 6 | ||
| Softened butter | 30 |
A delicious Breakfast Sandwich Loaf recipe.

Make the sponge dough: Combine bread flour, milk, and osmotolerant dry yeast as listed (quantities shown are for 2 loaves). Mix in a stand mixer for 2–3 minutes until a shaggy dough forms. Let sit at room temperature for 30 minutes, then refrigerate for at least 12 hours until the dough is full of honeycomb-like bubbles. Tear the sponge dough apart, add water, dry yeast, condensed milk, and sugar. Mix on speed 2–3 for 2–3 minutes, then increase to speed 5 for 3–4 minutes until a coarse film forms. Add salt and butter, mix on low speed (speed 3) for 2–3 minutes, then increase to speed 6 for 6 minutes — about 15 minutes total until a thin, smooth film forms. Shape into a round and let rest at 28°C for 20 minutes.




Trim the crusts for a neater look (optional — I left one untrimmed). For the filling, layer to your liking: one slice spread with salad dressing + ham/chicken cutlet/pork floss/egg crepe + more salad dressing (add ketchup if using meat). Use 5 slices per sandwich, spreading dressing on each layer. Stack, trim edges, and cut. (For 2 loaves × 5 slices each. Special salad dressing: 37g sweet salad dressing + 12g mayonnaise + 12g condensed milk. Egg crepes: 1 whole egg + 7.5g milk + 2.5g cornstarch, makes enough for 2+ crepes.)

Dip all four sides of the assembled sandwich in beaten whole egg, brush the top with egg yolk, place a slice of cheese on top, and pipe custard cheese sauce. Bake on the middle-lower rack at top 200°C / bottom 150°C (I used 210/155 which was a bit too hot — adjust ±10°C for your oven).

Brush with glaze oil or melted butter after baking (I skipped this). Sprinkle with dried parsley.