Christmas Wreath Bread
by Food·Color
Favorite
Difficulty
Easy
Time
2h
Serving
2
I had this heart for a long time, but I almost forgot about Christmas. Fortunately, it has not passed the season to think of it.
I entangled between making a big wreath or two small wreaths, and finally thought that two are better: one for yourself and one for someone. I am worried that the dough will expand to fill the hole in the center, and the garland does not match the name. What can I find to occupy the seat? It seems that the various molds in my hand are too big. Suddenly, with an idea, these two small wine glasses are very good. The small caliber looks very commensurate with the scale of the small wreath. Will the glass be broken? If it's bad, it's bad, not bad for these two.
Later, it turned out that the cup was not broken and the molding effect was good. Ben worried that the two garlands would swell to squeeze each other, and kept them as far away as possible. The result is also very good, just rubbing the edges of each other.
The Christmas wreath seems to be sprinkled with powdered sugar to simulate snow accumulation. I turned out the powdered sugar can, but found that only a little powdered sugar was attached to the wall of the can. Scratch with a spoon, pull down a little bit, and sprinkle it on the bread, even if it's snowing. . . . "
I entangled between making a big wreath or two small wreaths, and finally thought that two are better: one for yourself and one for someone. I am worried that the dough will expand to fill the hole in the center, and the garland does not match the name. What can I find to occupy the seat? It seems that the various molds in my hand are too big. Suddenly, with an idea, these two small wine glasses are very good. The small caliber looks very commensurate with the scale of the small wreath. Will the glass be broken? If it's bad, it's bad, not bad for these two.
Later, it turned out that the cup was not broken and the molding effect was good. Ben worried that the two garlands would swell to squeeze each other, and kept them as far away as possible. The result is also very good, just rubbing the edges of each other.
The Christmas wreath seems to be sprinkled with powdered sugar to simulate snow accumulation. I turned out the powdered sugar can, but found that only a little powdered sugar was attached to the wall of the can. Scratch with a spoon, pull down a little bit, and sprinkle it on the bread, even if it's snowing. . . . "
