Add all ingredients to the stand mixer bowl, zeroing between ingredients so measurements are accurate.
Mix all ingredients with the dough hook for about 7 minutes on low speed.
Cover and let dough rest for 30 minutes.
After the 30 minute rest, knead dough with dough hook on low speed for about 3 minutes.
Remove dough hook and cover bowl with a damp tea towel over night. This should be between 10-12 hours. The dough rises best when it is in a warm place. The rise time is greatly affected by the temperature of the house.
The dough should be double in size after rising. Remove dough from bowl weigh dough ball. Divide dough ball into 2 equal pieces. I usually have around 1000G for each loaf.
Grease loaf pans with softened butter.
Using your hands, shape each dough ball into a long rectangle, approximately 9 inches by 16 inches. I use the bread pan as a guide on width, being the shorter side of the rectangle. Roll the rectangle pinch and tuck sides together. The rolled dough should be long enough to fit snuggly in the loaf pan.
Place the dough in loaf pan and allow to rise for around 2-4 hours. This time varies depending on the temperature of the house.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
The loaves should be risen to just above the pans. Place both loaves in the oven for 50 minutes, or until a digital thermometer reaches 190 degrees.
Remove loaves from oven and lightly spread butter on top of loaves.
Remove loaves from pans onto a wire cooling rack.
Once loaves are completely cool (about 1 hour), cut even slices with electric knife.
Put cut loaves into a large bag and freeze.