Where to get brioche? Or a sub?

QSis

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• Feb 2, 2009

• #1

Tyler Florence is making individual Apple Charlottes with Cinnamon Sabayon. http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/...lotte-with-cinnamon-sabayon-recipe/index.html

I want to try it, but don't have any idea where I can find brioche.

What would be a good, common substitute?

Lee

 

joec

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• Feb 2, 2009

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I've found it from time to time in good bakeries. I imagine you have a few in the Boston area Lee. I don't think you will find it though in your local grocery store's bakery but perhaps. I'm sure though that other breads could be used in place of it. Here is a link to what it looks like as well as ingredient list. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brioche

 

Calicolady

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• Feb 2, 2009

• #3

I only see it here around Christmas.

 

Calicolady

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• Feb 2, 2009

• #4

What about using challah as a substitute?

 

joec

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• Feb 2, 2009

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Probably work good and after watching it today on TV perhaps even a good fluffy dinner roll might work as well.

 

VeraBlue

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• Feb 2, 2009

• #6

Challah....

 

PieSusan

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• Feb 2, 2009

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challah is a pareve version of brioche. Substitute butter for the oil and you have a lovely brioche dough. I will pm a good recipe if you want it. I cannot post it for copyright reasons--I haven't had time to put the directions in my own words.

 

QSis

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• Feb 2, 2009

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Okay, challah it is. I'm pretty sure I can find that. Thanks, everyone.

Susan, yes, please PM me with the brioche dough recipe. I'm am terrified of yeast (and it senses my fear, so it mishehaves) but I may try it, if it's simple to do.

Lee