Bun Maska | How to make Maska Pav Bun Maska | Step by step recipe (2024)

Bun Maska is a popular bread served at Iranian cafes in Mumbai. The bun is a soft bread, while maska is homemade makhan or butter. Serve it with desi/Indian Milk tea.

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Bun Maska is one of the ultimate tea-time snacks. With a spread of flavored homemade butter, it is like a match made in heaven.

Soft, buttery with a hint of sweetness, it pairs well with Indian masala tea.

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Things are definitely no easy this year with quarantine, lockdown, and all the things that are going around.

While we stay home and pray that life returns back to normal, the way to stay sane is doing things that you love.

Baking to me is relaxing and calming and for many of you I believe.

The maska pav recipe is not only easy but the ingredients are easily available even in the current situation.

So why don’t we bring smile to our loved ones faces 🙂

Maska Pav Ingredients

How to make bun mask at home – Step-by-Step recipe with images

1: Add warm water + sugar + yeast to a mixing bowl. (I heated water in the microwave for 40 seconds)

2: Mix well and allow to sit for 10 minutes or until the mixture foams.

3: Meanwhile, in another bowl, whisk 4 cups all-purpose flour (reserve 1/2 cup for later) + salt + milk powder and keep aside.

4: Add the dry ingredients to the yeast mixture and knead for about 6 to 10 minutes until soft dough forms.

5: Additionally, you can add a few tablespoons of flour as needed from the reserved 1/2 cup as needed. (Dough will be sticky, but it will be workable once you add the butter)

6: Now add the soft butter and knead till soft.

7: Toss in the candied fruits, knead, and bring it together into a ball.
After that, cover the bowl with a damp cloth and let it rest till the dough almost doubles. It might take about 1 and 1/2 hours, depending on the temperature of your place (A turned off over with lights on, is a perfect place for proofing the dough).

8: Once it doubles, punch down lightly and transfer onto a lightly floured work surface.

9: With a knife or pastry cutter, divide it into 8 equal parts.

10: Take a portion in your hand, flatten it gently and fold the outer edges inwards. It will be rough on one side. When you flip over, the other side will be smooth.

11: Line a baking tray lined with parchment paper or lightly grease with oil. Place the rolls on the sheet, the smooth side on top, and press it gently with the palm of your hand to flatten it slightly. Repeat with remaining rolls.

12: Cover with a light kitchen cloth and place it in a warm place for about 30 to 45 minutes till it almost doubles.

13: Gently brush milk on the top and sides and bake it in the oven at 175 Degrees Celsius | 350 Degrees Fahrenheit for 20 to 25 minutes or till its golden brown.

How to serve Bun Maska:

Once it is out of the oven, brush some melted butter on top for a beautiful shiny golden color.

Serve it warm.

Slice and spread some fresh homemade butter. Flavor your homemade butter with salt, sugar, or honey for that added flavor.

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