Bean Paste Hokkaido Toast

by Eat delicious myself 520

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Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

2

People always ask me, "Why Hokkaido toast is so expensive?" I replied, "The ingredients and methods are better than ordinary bread toast. The price is definitely different." It just so happened that there was a little whipped cream left in the house. , And the bean paste that my mother used to make bean buns, this made this creamy, creamy bean paste Hokkaido toast~"

Bean Paste Hokkaido Toast

1. The method of soup: 20g of high powder and 100g of water are put into the pot and stirred evenly, heated on low heat until thick and turn off the heat.

2. Let the soup cool, pour it into a bread bucket, add whipped cream, milk, and beat an egg. (The amount of milk added depends on the water absorption of the flour)

3. Weigh high-gluten flour, add salt and sugar diagonally, and put yeast in the center.

4. Start the first dough-making procedure.

5. After the program is over, put butter that has softened at room temperature and start the second dough mixing program.

6. After the program is over, the dough can be pulled out of the film.

7. One shot at room temperature.

8. Take out the dried dough and let it out.

9. Divide into three parts and relax for about 15 minutes after rounding.

10. Take a portion of the dough and roll it out, thin the bottom, and spread a layer of red bean paste.

11. Roll up from top to bottom.

12. Do everything and put it in a toast box.

13. Put a bowl of hot water in the oven for two shots.

14. Take it out after 7-8 minutes of delivery to the mold.

15. Use bamboo sticks to pierce the air out, and cover with toast cover.

16. Preheat the oven, the upper and lower fire + hot air circulation, 200 degrees for about 40 minutes.

17. The toast is cooked upside down and placed on the grill to cool.

18. Let cool completely and slice.

19. Served with a little vegetable salad and hard-boiled eggs.

20. Hearty breakfast~

21. O(∩_∩)O haha~

22. Let's eat~

Tips:

1. The dough is softer, and the baked bread is also soft.
2. The oven settings are for reference only.

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