Chocolate Morning Delight (Danish Pastry)
How could Zojirushi make your mornings better? With some chocolate Danish, of course! One batch can make 12 or 24 pastries, just enough to share with others because you’re going to want to eat more than one!
These ingredients are for this model. If this is not your breadmaker, please select from the available models below.
Home Bakery Supreme® 
Home Bakery Mini 
Home Bakery Virtuoso® 
Home Bakery Virtuoso® Plus These ingredients are for this model. If this is not your breadmaker, please select from the available models below.
These ingredients are for this model. If this is not your breadmaker, please select from the available models below.
Home Bakery Supreme®
Breadmaker
BB-CEC20
Home Bakery Mini
Breadmaker
BB-HAC10
Home Bakery Virtuoso®
Breadmaker
BB-PAC20
Home Bakery Virtuoso® Plus
Breadmaker
BB-PDC20
Ingredients (for BB-CEC20, makes 24 pastries):
Dough:
Chocolate Sheet:
For Dusting:
Topping:
Egg Glaze:
Icing:
Ingredients (for BB-HAC10, makes 12 pastries):
Dough:
Chocolate Sheet:
For Dusting:
Topping:
Egg Glaze:
Icing:
Ingredients (for BB-PAC20, makes 24 pastries):
Dough:
Chocolate Sheet:
For Dusting:
Topping:
Egg Glaze:
Icing:
Ingredients (for BB-PDC20, makes 24 pastries):
Dough:
Chocolate Sheet:
For Dusting:
Topping:
Egg Glaze:
Icing:
Following the steps in the instruction manual, prepare the dough using the ingredients listed.
Make the chocolate sheet. In a microwaveable bowl, place bread flour, sugar, cocoa powder and mix well with a whisk. Add milk and mix, then mix in the chocolate chips.
Heat mixture in a microwave at 1,200 watts about 40 seconds for 2-lb. breadmaker, about 30 seconds for 1-lb. breadmaker. Mix in butter.
Line a large baking pan with plastic wrap. Spread chocolate mixture on the plastic wrap and make a 7" x 12” sheet for 2-lb. breadmaker and 6" x 7" sheet for 1-lb. breadmaker. Chill in the refrigerator.
When the DOUGH course completes, remove the dough from the baking pan and roll it into a ball. Place in a greased (not included in the ingredients list) bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Place in refrigerator and allow to rest 30 minutes for the 2-lb. breadmaker, or 20 minutes for the 1-lb. breadmaker. Take out the chocolate sheet from the refrigerator to bring to room temperature.
On a lightly floured board, roll dough into a 15" x 13” sheet for 2-lb. breadmaker, 13" x 8” sheet for 1-lb. breadmaker. Place the chocolate sheet on the center of the dough.
Fold dough sheet towards the center from both ends to cover the chocolate sheet completely. Pinch all edges to seal. Add flour to the surface as needed to prevent the dough from sticking. Roll out the dough and fold into thirds. Repeat two more times.
Roll to a 1/4" thick rectangle, then cut lengthwise into long strips. For 2-lb. breadmaker cut the sheet into 24 strips, for 1-lb. breadmaker cut the sheet into 12 strips.
Twist each strip and roll on the parchment paper lined baking pans to arrange the twists. Tuck ends under the dough to keep the twist in place.
Lightly spray the surface of the dough to moisten and sprinkle chocolate chips for topping. Cover with plastic wrap and allow the dough to rise for 40-50 minutes or until size doubles.
Brush with egg glaze, and sprinkle almond slices. Bake in an oven preheated at 375ºF for 15 to 20 minutes, or until golden brown.
Remove from the oven and transfer each Danish to a wire rack to cool.
Make the icing. Mix powdered sugar and softened butter for icing. Add milk gradually and mix until the desired thickness. Drizzle over the warm Danish.
Enjoy!
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