Coconut Grape Garland Bread
1.
Using the post-oil method, knead all the ingredients to the expansion stage, place in a warm place for basic fermentation; soften the butter at room temperature, add fine sugar; use a whisk to make a uniform cream paste; add egg liquid in portions, and beat evenly; Add the coconut paste and stir evenly with a rubber spatula; add milk and continue to stir evenly; add the raisins soaked in water and stir evenly.
2.
When the dough is 5 times larger, check whether the fermentation is complete; after the basic fermentation is over, the dough is exhausted, rounded again, and relaxed for 15 minutes; the loosened dough is rolled into a large rectangular piece, and the bottom edge is thinned.
3.
Spread coconut and grape filling on the surface, with the bottom part vacant; roll up the dough from top to bottom, pinch the bottom edge; cut the dough from the middle; cut face up, cross braided into a braid, and connect the two ends. Make a ring shape, place it on a baking tray, and place it in a warm and humid place for the final fermentation; the final fermentation is over, the surface is brushed with egg liquid; then sprinkle a little coconut, preheat the oven at 180°, put it in the middle, and bake up and down for about 25 minutes
Tips:
1. The original raisins of Sister Freedom are soaked in wine, but I don’t have it.
2. The added dried fruit can also be added according to your own preferences;
3. When rolling the dough, make sure that the roll is as tight as possible, and the bottom edge must be kneaded.