We Made Disney World's 'Ohana Bread Pudding At Home! | DIY Disney At Home

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The creators attempt to recreate the Ohana breakfast bread and bread pudding from Disney World in their home kitchen. The process begins with making a coconut and pineapple mixture, which is then incorporated into a homemade bread dough. The creators encounter several challenges, including the lack of a dough hook, difficulty following specific instructions, and an oven that cannot reach the required low temperature for proofing. After successfully baking the bread, they transition to the pudding phase, which involves cubing and toasting the bread, soaking it in an egg and milk mixture, and preparing a complex caramel sauce. The process includes a dramatic flambé moment that causes significant alarm. Despite the intense labor, which they estimate took several hours, and the massive amount of cleanup required, the creators conclude that the final dessert is delicious. However, they ultimately decide that the extreme effort and stress involved make the recipe impractical for home cooking unless using pre-made bread.
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It was very involved and it took literally 7 hours but it was SO GOOD.
I think you should just go to Disney and eat this stuff and not make it at home that's that's my hot take
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