Brown Sugar Fire

by Dream Yun_

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

Brown sugar nourishing instead of white sugar tastes better, has more nutrition, and tastes crispy! "

Brown Sugar Fire

1. Delicious brown sugar fire

2. Prepare the material brown sugar and chop it up, the earth brown sugar I used is not very dark

3. The brown sugar filling materials are all put together and mixed and formed into a dough

4. If it's dry, just put some water to form a ball

5. Divide into six parts

6. Pastry ingredients put together

7. And form a group for backup

8. Put the oily skin materials together and knead them into a ball. Hand light, basin light, or face light is fine.

9. Prove for 50 minutes

10. Divide the oil skin pastry into six parts

11. Roll out the bag and put it into shortbread

12. Close down

13. Roll into an oval

14. Roll up from top to bottom, all the rolls and wake up for five minutes.

15. Roll out, roll up from top to bottom.

16. Take a potion and squeeze 3 squeezes on both sides like the middle

17. Press the flat roll to open the bag and add the brown sugar filling

18. Press flat with your hands and dip some water to stick the sesame seeds in the oven at 200 degrees for 20 minutes

19. Be careful with hot brown sugar. The temperature of the oven at different times needs to be adjusted according to your own oven. The filling is dry and it can be alive with a little water.

Tips:

Adding yeast makes it easier for the elderly and children to digest the dough. Save at room temperature!

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