Easy Homemade Brioche Nutella Pull Apart Bread a delicious sweet Homemade Brioche Bread, baked and then stuffed with Nutella and rebaked. Eat this amazing Nutella Pull Apart Bread warm out of the oven as a yummy snack or dessert. Amazing!
Ever since I first saw this Pull Apart/Crack Bread on the internet I was quite intrigued by it. I noticed it was almost always made with cheese, or on occasion, a Cinnamon Dessert bread. Both have made my mouth water.
Last week a good friend was having a birthday get together and she asked me to make a Dessert. I decided this was the perfect chance to throw in my 2 cents on the pull apart bread department,
When making the cheesy pull apart bread, a sour dough bread is usually used. I knew this wasn’t what I was looking for. I decided instead to opt for a slightly sweet but compact bread. Nothing better than a Brioche.
This Brioche has a little bit of an Italian influence ( thanks to a recipe from my mother-in-law), because it has a tighter crumb. Just what I was looking for, for this yummy Nutella Pull Apart Bread.
It is a really easy bread to make, using a stand up mixer with the dough hook makes it fast and painless. I actually divided the dough in two and one loaf I left plain, (makes a delicious sandwich bread) and the other I used for this Easy Homemade Brioche Nutella Pull Apart Bread.
After I let the Brioche cool, I sliced it (not all the way through) spread on the Nutella, turned it 90°, sliced it again and spread it with more Nutella.
I then wrapped it in foil and baked it for 10 minutes. I let it cool slightly and dusted it with powdered sugar. And then everyone went for it! Enjoy!
Easy Homemade Brioche Nutella Pull Apart Bread
Easy Homemade Nutella Pull Apart Brioche Bread
Ingredients
BRIOCHE BREAD
- ½ cup milk
- 2½ tablespoons butter
- 1 teaspoon dry yeast ¼
- 2 cups + 2 tablespoons all purpose or bread flour 250 grams
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- 2½ tablespoons granulated sugar
- 1 large egg (room temperature)
- ½ tablespoon vegetable oil (I use corn or sunflower oil)
EXTRAS
- 1-2 cups Nutella 250 grams
- Powdered sugar for dusting
Instructions
- Heat milk and butter together (I heated until the milk was hot but the butter wasn't quite melted), stir it to melt the butter and when it becomes lukewarm. sprinkle the yeast on top and wait 5-10 minutes stir together.
- In the stand up mixer add the flour, salt and sugar, whisk together, then add the egg, oil and yeast mixture, knead for 8-10 minutes or until the dough pulls away from the bowl, the dough will be a little sticky*. Move to a flour flat surface and knead a few times (the dough should be compact but a bit tacky). Place in a lightly greased bowl , roll the dough in the bowl and cover and let rise in a draft free warm area for approximately 1 hour or until doubled in bulk.
*If the dough is very sticky then add a tablespoon of flour at a time to bring it together.
- Punch the dough down form into a round boule or loaf, place on a parchment paper lined cookie sheet, cover and let rise in a warm draft free area for approximately 1 hour or until doubled in bulk.
- Pre-heat oven to 350F (180C).
- Brush with milk and bake for about 30 minutes, or until golden (tap the bottom of the loaf it should sound hollow when done). Move the bread to a wire rack to cool completely before continuing.
PUTTING IT TOGETHER
- Pre-heat oven to 350F (180C).
- Once the bread is completely cool, cut the loaf lengthwise into 1/2 inch -1 inch (1 1/4 -2 cm) slices, do not cut through to the bottom crust. In between the slices spread with 1/2 the Nutella, turn the loaf 90° and slice the same size pieces again, spread with the rest of the Nutella. Wrap the bread in foil and bake 10 minutes. Let cool slightly, dust with powdered sugar and serve. Enjoy!
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Judy says
Hello Rosemary
Can this be filled with a thick strawberry jam? Or anything else other than Nutella?
Rosemary says
Hi Judy, I think it would be fine with a thick jam or even a pie filling. Let me know how it turns out.
Judy says
Thanks so much for your reply, I appreciate it.
Debra @ Bowl Me Over says
Loving this bread, looks so yummy! Thanks for stopping by #TryaBiteTuesday – hope to see you back this week, pinning & sharing!
Stephanie says
This is a beautiful bread! Thank you so much for linking up at Tasty Tuesday! This post has been pinned on the Tasty Tuesday Pinterest board! I love having you and can’t wait to see you next week!
Ali @ Home Crafts by Ali says
I have seen plenty of the pull apart breads, but this one looks the best. Nutella? I’m there! Thanks for linking up at the Bloggers Brags party, I pinned your post to our group board.
Rosemary says
Hi Ali, thanks very much. Have a great day.
angelinepeterman says
This looks so good! I have a weakness for both bread and nutella so this is kind of dangerous for me 😀 lol that’s okay! 🙂 This is the first time I am visiting your blog (via Weekend Retreat Link Party). Glad I stopped by!
Rosemary says
Hi Angeline, glad you stopped by and hope you enjoy it. Have a great day.
dirtandnoise says
Wow. That looks amazing! I want some right now! Thank you for linking up at the #HomeMattersParty this week. Hope to see you back next week.
Linda @ Food Huntress says
Rosemary, what a wonderful and decadent idea! The bread recipe sounds great by itself and nutella is delicious. Together I love it!
Rosemary says
Thanks Linda, yes Nutella can be decadent! But loved by all. Have a great day.
Take Two Tapas says
Just like the name says! I can’t stop eating it!
Tracy says
Brioche is always so tricky for me, but you’ve made it look and sound easy. I’m going to try again – even though you had me at “Nutella”!
Rosemary says
Hi Tracy, thanks, actually it was pretty easy, let me know how it goes.
homemadefoodjunkie says
Just give me the whole thing! This nutella stuffed bread looks like great party food, if I can get it to the table! #SimplySundays Link Party
Leo Sigh says
That looks absolutely incredible, plus it’s Nutella. I’d eat that with anything. Or just by the jar on its own 🙂 Must try this. Thanks.
Rosemary says
Hi Leo, thanks hope you enjoy it!
Ann says
Anything with nutella has to be good. I also like the idea of baking a plain loaf. This recipe is a win/win. Thank you Rosemary. Have a nice weekend.
Marisa Franca @ All Our Way says
When I saw the Nutella in the title I thought the Nutella family nut had asked for her Nutella again 🙂 It sounds delicious, Rosemary. I can also see this as a breakfast addition — yummy! Thank you for sharing!!