Coconut Grape Garland Bread

Coconut Grape Garland Bread

by Nicole

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

I have always thought that the fascinating part of baking lies in the expectation and the waiting of the unknown... The oven is like a magic box, pushing in the things we are familiar with, and hearing the crisp "ding", pull it out, it will be Seeing all kinds of surprises, or all kinds of shocks... Of course, no matter what kind of results, we will be fascinated with joy...
In baking, the most magical and addictive thing is playing with dough. Looking at the apparently shapeless and loose piece of flour, you can create various shapes in your own hands. That kind of happy surprise is really amazing. Nothing can be replaced. Whether it is Chinese-style pasta or Western-style bread, as long as you can play with dough, you can attract me and satisfy me.
I finally got up to the weekend and couldn't fall asleep after five o'clock in the morning. I got up and kneaded the dough. The first one selected the coconut grape rolls. Who makes coconut fragrance always my favorite. My oven is too small, so I halved the ingredients. The wood has almond slices and sprinkled some coconut garnish on the surface. The bread made is like a garland, naive, and far less delicate than Sister Liberty. I am embarrassed to call it the original name, so let’s change the name to garland bread.
On the bread road, my skill is far behind, and I need to practice slowly. I decided to knock out all the bread in the book one by one. When I think of this, there is an uncontrollable and inexplicable excitement. Students who love to play with dough, you all know how.

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.

Coconut Grape Garland Bread recipe

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.

Coconut Grape Garland Bread recipe

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

Coconut Grape Garland Bread recipe

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.

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