Brown Sugar Bread (electric Pressure Cooker Version)
1.
Melt the yeast with warm water, pour it into the flour, and stir until it becomes flocculent.
2.
Knead the flour into a smooth dough, cover it and let it rise for more than four hours.
3.
The fermented dough has expanded to twice its size.
4.
Take out the dough and knead to exhaust.
5.
Knead more to get the glove film out.
6.
Divide into two doses and roll them separately into thin slices.
7.
Brush a layer of peanut oil.
8.
Sprinkle with peanut brown sugar filling.
9.
Sprinkle with a little dry flour.
10.
Roll up the dough sheet.
11.
Roll up from one end and roll to the other end.
12.
One bread embryo is ready, then make another one.
13.
Brush the inner pot of the electric pressure cooker with a layer of oil.
14.
Put the raw bread embryos in the pan for a second time proofing for half an hour.
15.
Brush the surface with egg liquid, sprinkle a little black sesame seeds on the surface, select the "cooking" button on the electric pressure cooker, and switch to heat preservation for about ten minutes.
16.
After the pressure of the electric pressure cooker is released, take out the bread, the bottom is already browned.