Potato Buns are THE BEST Buns; Change My Mind



These fantastic homemade hamburger buns are perfectly moist, round, and golden brown for the best bun recipe for your …

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  1. sorry, you might think potato bun is better, but I prefer wheat bun in term of texture and the combination of flavor with meat and sauce, for me potato bread is much better for sweet stuff, can't prove you wrong and you can't prove me wrong either since we both have different preferences

  2. Making a tangzhong in this recipe is pretty redundant. From a scientific perspective the reason for adding a cooked potato to the dough is the exact same reason as adding a tangzhong. You want some pre-gelatinized starch in the dough, so the flour is able to hold onto more water. Both methods achieve the same result, so if you're adding a potato you don't need a tangzhong and vice versa.

  3. I appreciate the video and the recipe. However, for any bread or bun recipes, weight measurements would be far better. Cup measurements can be wildly different depending on your measuring cups… they aren't actually all the same size (as many videos have proven). So, it's far easier to recreate a recipe and have it turn out properly if there are weight measurements as well. I know some people like cup measurements, so could you possibly add the option of weight measurements…? Just a suggestion.

  4. I've noticed the buns at the grocery store tend to be gummy. I hate gummy bread so I just use wheat bread at home for burgers. I am going to start looking for potato buns. They truly are the best

  5. i need to make these and other recepies man πŸ™ the only burger buns i ever made was wrong bruno albouze bevor years πŸ˜€ insane he was chef in michelin restaurant and comes from france…and u know who can bake the best france…and not usa….i think bruno albouze still have best rezepie …

  6. It took me several years to learn all these techniques. Imagine if I had found this video back then; it would have saved me so much time. Thanks for a wonderful upload. By the way, instead of baking my potato in the oven, I peel it, chop it up, and place it in a microwave-safe bowl with some paper towels on top, then microwave it until done. About 10 to 12 minutes on high. The paper towels soak up the excess moisture, preventing gelification on the surface, and save you a bunch of time.

  7. all the other bun videos say either potato or tang Zhong and it makes sense to me cause they're both ways of introducing pre gelatinised starches in the dough. this is the only video using both. I might try it

  8. American's reluctance to use a scale never ceases to amaze me. Measuring a piece of dough in a cup was jaw dropping summersault of an operation to me. So much more complicated than to bang it on a scale and then move on to the next piece!
    As a by-the-by, could you mention weights in the recipe also. Would be greatly appreciated! πŸ‘ Thank you

  9. I have a question. In the written recipe it is telling you to use 3/4 cup milk and 1/2 cup water but in the video you use 1/2 cup milk and 1/4 cup water. ❀

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