Cinnamon Ginseng Fruit Rolls
1.
Wash and dry two ginseng fruits
2.
Cut the ginseng fruit in half, then slice it into a small pot, add white sugar
3.
Add a little water
4.
Cook on low heat until the fruit slices become soft and the sugar juice is thick, add raisins
5.
Boil until the moisture is dry and the fruit filling is sticky, turn off the heat, add cinnamon powder
6.
Stir while it is hot, let cool and set aside
7.
All powders are built into a powder wall, and liquid is added in the middle
8.
Knead together until the dough is smooth, add butter
9.
Continue to knead to the expansion stage, a large film appears
10.
Collect the rounds into the basin and place in a warm place for basic fermentation
11.
Wait for the dough to rise to twice its size, and test whether the fermentation is complete
12.
Completely fermented dough re-vents, rounds, and relaxes for 15 minutes
13.
Roll out the loosened dough into a large rectangular piece, roll out the bottom edge thinly, spread the fillings, and open the bottom edge.
14.
Roll up from top to bottom, roll into a cylindrical shape, pinch the bottom edge
15.
Cut into three equal parts, put in the bread film, and put it in a warm and humid place for final fermentation
16.
Re-ferment to twice the size, brush the egg liquid on the surface, preheat the oven to 180 degrees, put it in the middle layer, and bake for about 15 minutes
17.
Add a little bit of water to the powdered sugar and mix it evenly to form a viscous frosting
18.
After the bread cools, just drizzle with icing sugar
Tips:
1. When building the powder wall, pay attention to the sugar, salt and yeast to separate the two sides, try not to touch them;
2. When rolling out large rectangular slices, pay attention to the thickness evenly;
3. When laying the fillings, pay attention to the bottom edge, otherwise it will not be easy to knead;
4. Ginseng fruit contains drops of sugar. If you replace it with high-sugar fruits such as apples, pay attention to halving the sugar content;
5. When making icing sugar, add water little by little and mix thoroughly.