Ultimate Stilton loaf

Paul Hollywood
 - Published:  24 February, 2006

This recipe is similar to one of the first breads I made when I worked at the Chester Grosvenor Hotel. It goes particularly well with cheese.

Makes 23 x 400g loaves

White flour - 2.5kg

Wholemeal flour - 2.5kg

Salt - 120g

Olive oil - 300ml

Fresh yeast - 240g

Water - 3 litres

Stilton - 800g

Cranberries - 1kg

Walnuts - 1kg

Method

Place the flours, olive oil, yeast and three quarters of the water in a mixer and mix for four minutes on slow. Dilute the salt with the remaining water and add to the dough. Mix on slow for another two minutes.

On medium speed mix the dough for six minutes before adding the Stilton, cranberries and walnuts. Mix on slow for a further two minutes until the walnuts are even throughout the dough.

Divide the dough into 500g pieces and leave covered to rest for one hour. Shape the dough and place on the trays to rise at a temperature of no more than 30°C for one hour.

Dust well with flour and cut a deep cross in the middle. Bake at 210°C for 30 minutes until golden brown. Cool on a wire rack.


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