[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast

by Poetic heart

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

24h

Serving

2

Bread is a very magical food. From a little flour, a little egg, a little milk, to breads of various shapes and different flavors, the whole process is like a magic. Waiting for a little time, the harvest is full of sweetness.
Making your own bread is not only more nutritious and healthier, but you can also make a variety of looks and tastes that you like, so that your family can eat different flavors every day.

Almond Cocoa Mexico has a strong aroma and uses the simplest plastic surgery technique. "

Ingredients

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast

1. First make the middle seed, and put all the ingredients of raw material A into the bread bucket in the order of liquid first and flour.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

2. Start a kneading program and mix into a dough.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

3. Put the dough in a container and cover with plastic wrap to ferment at room temperature for one hour.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

4. Put it in the refrigerator overnight and ferment to 2 to 2.5 times the size. (Completely refrigerated fermentation takes about 18 hours)

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

5. Start making the main dough. Put all the ingredients of raw material B into the bread bucket in the order of liquid first, then powder. Place sugar and salt diagonally.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

6. Tear the fermented medium dough into small pieces and put them in a bread bucket.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

7. After starting a kneading program, add raw material C: pre-softened butter.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

8. Start a dough-making program again.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

9. After kneading the dough, check the dough, and you can pull out a very thin glove film. At this time, the dough can be used to make toast.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

10. Round the dough, put it in a bread bucket, cover with plastic wrap and continue fermentation for 20 minutes.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

11. Start shaping, pour the dough on the countertop, and roll it out into strips after venting.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

12. Roll up gently from top to bottom, cover with plastic wrap and let stand for 15 minutes.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

13. Change the direction of the dough and roll it into a long beef tongue that is slightly smaller than the bread bucket.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

14. Spread a layer of chopped almonds and press lightly with your hands to make the chopped almonds stick to the dough tightly. (The chopped almonds are cooked)

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

15. Roll up gently from top to bottom.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

16. Put it in a bread bucket.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

17. Cover with plastic wrap and ferment until the bread bucket is eight or nine minutes full.

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

18. Squeeze a layer of Mexican sauce. (The jalapeño will run slightly when it is grilled, so don’t squeeze it to the edges)

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

19. Start baking, the time is set to 45 minutes, in the color selection, the picture shows the baked bread, immediately after baking, it is poured on the baking net to cool to the palm temperature, and stored in a fresh-keeping box or fresh-keeping bag. (I put a layer of tin foil on the outside of the bread bucket)

[almond Cocoa Mexico]---scented Large Toast recipe

Tips:

Mexican sauce method: 45 grams of butter, 50 grams of powdered sugar, 40 grams of whole egg, 50 grams of low powder. After the butter is softened, add powdered sugar and mix well without whisking. Add the egg liquid slowly and mix well, and finally add in Sieved low powder and mix well.

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