Bread is Also Healthy: Wolfberry and Red Bean Bread
1.
Soak the wolfberry in 70 grams of water for 1 hour.
2.
Then mash the wolfberry and the water soaked in the wolfberry into a puree.
3.
Mix the mashed wolfberry water with all the ingredients in the main ingredient, and start the "spinning dough" program.
4.
Knead into a smooth dough, about 20 minutes, turn off the "dough" program. Put the butter in and start the "spinning dough" program again.
5.
Knead for another 20 minutes, take out the dough, beat it 100 times, and knead it with your hands until it reaches the expansion stage.
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Then put the dough back into the bread machine for basic fermentation until it is 2-2.5 times larger.
7.
Take out the finished dough, divide it into 6 equal parts, and relax for about 10 minutes.
8.
Roll out the dough.
9.
Add the red bean paste.
10.
Wrap the red bean paste and seal it tightly.
11.
Flatten the dough slightly.
12.
Cut the top, bottom, left, and right sides of the dough.
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Cut another cut in the middle of each cut.
14.
Put the dough in the baking tray and carry out the second fermentation. I was supposed to brush the egg liquid and then sprinkle the sesame seeds. I forgot about it, so I sprinkled the sesame seeds. Don't follow me...
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The dough is fermented for the second time. Press the dough with your hand without rebounding, and it will be fermented.
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Put the dough into the preheated oven and bake for about 20 minutes, and take it out to cool immediately after baking.
Tips:
After the bread is baked and cooled thoroughly, it should be packed in a fresh-keeping bag to prevent moisture loss and hardening of the bread.