Black Molasses and Coix Seed Bread

by Food·Color

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

I always like to halve the amount of Meng's formula. In this way, baking into a plate will not squeeze into each other; in this way, it will be solved in a relatively short time, if it is not given away.
Always sigh with excitement. That small portion, halved again, is like a family home, and it's also inconvenient to operate. Can't find a solution. Suddenly, my brain opened up. The dough is halved, half of the whole soup is used, and the remaining half is used for other purposes. The problem is solved. Suddenly, he quickly threw in the black molasses and coix seed bread.
After halving, 100 grams of flour, the mixer is a bit weak. Haven't used a bread machine and dough yet, don't know if the bread chances are too small? I kneaded the bread into a dough in advance, put it in the bread machine, and started the kneading program. I suddenly became impatient when I saw that it was being stirred every moment. Mix the flour by hand to roughen the dough, but 1 minute, knead until slightly smooth, then add 1-2 minutes. The machine takes several times the time. The dough is small and the machine is prone to idling, which will naturally extend the time for the dough to leave the film. It is not as good as manual kneading. Stop the machine immediately, take out the dough and knead slightly, add butter, and stretch the film for 10 minutes, which is much faster than the machine.
The only shortcoming is that I lost my shape for a while, folded all the barley into the dough, kneaded it twice, and saved it violently. I was busy setting aside barley seeds that hadn't been kneaded into the dough, but they couldn't separate half of the planned amount. Just make more of it, just make do with it. . . . "

Black Molasses and Coix Seed Bread

1. Coix seed material

2. Coix seed wash and control dry water

3. Add 300 grams of water and soak for 5 hours

4. Pour into the pot and cook until soft and waxy

5. Pour out, drain the water, save the coix seed water for later use

6. Dough material

7. Mix the ingredients except butter

8. Knead into a slightly smooth dough, add butter

9. Continue to knead to pull the film

10. Add half of coix seed

11. Knead well, put in a basin, and ferment for about 70 minutes

12. Dough grows up

13. Divide into 3 equal parts, round and relax for 10 minutes

14. Roll out into a rectangle about 14 cm in length

15. Roll up along the long side

16. Put in the paper mold

17. The last 30 minutes of fermentation, the dough grows up

18. Brush egg liquid on the surface

19. Put it in the oven, middle level, heat up to 190 degrees, lower heat to 180 degrees, and bake for about 15 minutes

20. Golden surface, baked

Tips:

If the dough material is doubled, all the coix seed can be kneaded into the dough.
Job's tears need to be wiped dry as much as possible, and then knead into the dough.
The fermentation time needs to be adjusted according to the actual temperature conditions.

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