Hi Lincoln, because brioche recipes incorporate so much added butter and eggs, the liquid amount added is generally quite small (in this recipe only 1/4 cup/57g water). By adding dry milk you can increase the milk solids in the recipe to the equivalent of 1 cup liquid milk, thereby allowing for a little more richness and tenderness in the dough.
September 16, 2022 at 9:34am
In reply to Hi. Why do you use dried… by Lincoln (not verified)
Hi Lincoln, because brioche recipes incorporate so much added butter and eggs, the liquid amount added is generally quite small (in this recipe only 1/4 cup/57g water). By adding dry milk you can increase the milk solids in the recipe to the equivalent of 1 cup liquid milk, thereby allowing for a little more richness and tenderness in the dough.