chocolate filled caterpillars

Chocolate filled caterpillars are delicious sweet rolls with chocolate baked inside for a surprise. It has smooth ,full of chocolate , melt in mouth filling. What matters is that the result makes you happy !!!

                     
Try Paalak paneer stuffed bread too !!!
Ingredients
All purpose flour 1 & 1/4 cup
Milk powder         1 tbsp
Instant yeast        1/2 tsp
Sugar                    1 tbsp
Salt                       1/2 tsp
Olive oil                2 tbsp
Lukewarm  milk    1/2 cup +2-3 tbsp if required
Nutella 8 tbsp
Chocochips 8 tsp
Nutella 8 tbsp
Chocochips 8 tsp
Method
- Mix flour , milk powder, and salt.
 - Dissolve sugar in lukewarm milk.
 - Add half cup of flour mix and yeast to lukewarm milk and stir.
 - Gradually keep on adding flour mix.
 - Once all the flour is mixed in milk , start kneading the dough.
 - If you find the dough dry ,add 2-3tbsp milk .
 - It'll be sticky affair first but add oil , 1/2 tbsp at a time, and continue kneading for 7-8 minutes.
 - After 8 minutes the dough will be smooth, keep it covered in a greased bowl for first proof.... approx 1 hour or until it doubles up.
 - Once doubled, punch the dough gently to remove air pockets.
 - Divide the dough into 8 equal parts.
 - Shape each portion into a ball and roll it into rectangle.
 - Put 1 tbsp nutella and 1 tsp chocochips and roll it halfway into a log like we do it for bread.
 - Mark few cuts on the remaining portion as shown in the pic.
 
- Roll the log to shape it like caterpillar.
 - Place these in a greased tin.
 - Keep it covered for 20-30 minutes for second proofing.
 - Preheat the oven to 180° C.
 - Brush these rolls with milk and cover the tin or tent it with foil..
 - Bake for 25-30 minutes.
 - Once done, brush butter on rolls and cover it with paper napkin or kitchen towel.
 








Comments
I tried this recipe of yours and the bread really turned out so light and fluffy. The only change was that the stuffing was chicken tikka. It was a very easy recipe and someone so new to baking could also do it with near perfection. Thanks