Coconut White Chocolate Bread

Elena Butuc

Dive into the world of baking with this Coconut White Chocolate Bread, a perfect blend of fragrant coconut and creamy white chocolate. This bread stands out for its tender texture and the distinct, intense flavor of coconut, complemented by the rich taste of caramelized white chocolate pieces scattered throughout.

During my baking adventures, I experimented with two different brands of white chocolate. The first brand resulted in more caramelization and a noticeable change in the chocolate's color, adding a unique twist to the bread's overall flavor. The second attempt, with a higher quality white chocolate, showed less color change but offered a superior taste. Hence, I recommend opting for a slightly more premium white chocolate for the best results.

Consider adding a touch of color and flavor to this exquisite loaf by incorporating raspberries, blueberries, or currants, creating a visually appealing and tastefully complex treat.

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Ingredients

Metric US

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Egg

2 pieces

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Sugar

80 g

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Butter

80 g

softened, at room temperature

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Salt

0.25 tsp

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Buttermilk/Youghurt/Kefir

250 ml

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Vanilla Extract

1 tbsp

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White flour

190 g

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Baking powder

10 g

approximately 2 tsp

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Coconut flakes

70 g

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White chocolate

80 g

Step by step

Step 1

Begin by combining eggs, sugar, softened butter, salt, and vanilla extract in a mixing bowl.

Stir the mixture thoroughly until well-blended.

Step 2

Introduce the buttermilk (or yogurt/kefir) to the bowl, mixing it into the existing ingredients.

Step 3

Add the flour and baking powder, previously sifted together, to the bowl. Mix well to ensure a smooth, lump-free batter.

Step 4

Fold in the coconut flakes and chopped white chocolate, ensuring an even distribution throughout the batter.

Step 5

Transfer the batter into a loaf pan lined with baking paper. Bake in a preheated oven at 180°C (356°F) for 50 minutes.

Perform a toothpick test to ensure it's fully baked before removing it from the oven. Let the bread cool completely in the pan, covered with a towel for best results.