



I've made several burger bun recipes before, but none have turned out as good as this one!
As it's pumpkin season and I was asked for a recipe for a pumpkin bun, I promptly came up with one.
The high pumpkin content not only gives the bun a great color, it also makes the bun very fluffy and keeps it fresh for longer.
Make sure you try it!
| Ingredient | Weight | % |
|---|---|---|
| Flour | 100g | 100 |
| Water | 100g | 100 |
| Dry yeast | 0.5g | 1 |
Combine the flour, water, and yeast. Mix well and let it ferment overnight on the countertop.
Baking: 25 minutes at 200°C / 392°F Hint: Make a bit more, the pumkin will loose water
Prepare the other day, chop the pumpkin and bake in the oven for 25 minutes.
| Ingredient | Weight | % |
|---|---|---|
| Flour | 560g | 100 |
| Poolish | 200g | 36 |
| Milk | 120g | 21 |
| Pumpkin puree | 190g | 34 |
| Yeast | 6g | 1 |
| Sugar | 40g | 7 |
| 2 Eggs | 120g | 21 |
| Butter | 60g | 11 |
| Salt | 12g | 2 |
In a mixer, combine the flour, poolish, mixed pumpkin, sugar and milk. Mix for about 10 minutes at low speed. Add the butter and salt and mix for 5 minutes at high speed.
Transfer the dough to a greased container and perform a set of coil folds every 30 minutes for the hour. Wait another 30 minutes until the dough doubled.
Divide the dough into 12 balls and shape them with tension using your hands. Place them on two baking sheets and cover them with a kitchen towel.
Let the buns proof until they have doubled.
Preheat the oven and give the buns an eggwash. You can sprinkle them with pumpkin seeds, sesame or leave them natural.
Bake for 17 at 210°C/410°F with steam. After taking them out of the oven brush them with melted buttter.
Let the bread cool down before enjoying!