Coconut Oil Dragon Fruit Jam Toast

by Food·Color

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

Coconut oil is in the ascendant as a health food. I have heard about it a long time ago, but I don't care too much. It wasn't until I took a bottle in my hand that I started to care about its use. To be precise, it is concerned with its baking use. It turns out that it can also be used in bread instead of butter. So here is a toast about coconut oil.
The white coconut oil is packed in a transparent glass bottle and will not shake with the bottle. When opened, it is a waxy solid with the fragrance of coconut. Dig a small tuft, a bit hard, like wax cracking into pieces along with the pry marks. The weather is very cold and it is not easy to melt into the dough as quickly as butter. The dough blended with coconut oil exudes a light coconut fragrance. Very fresh.
Dragon fruit jam is relatively thin, sprinkled with some coconut paste, hoping to absorb some liquid, so as not to leak when wrapped. However, after all, it is underestimated. When it was wrapped, it still showed a tendency to show up. The plan had to be changed temporarily, and the estimated two 30% discounts were also saved once. Straighten the three-folded rectangle to make it longer, and then cut into strips. Forget the three-strand braid, just twist two twists. It's just that the two pieces are a bit wider, so they are divided into quarters, and they are twisted into twists. Actually, it looks rich in layers.
The light red color of the dragon fruit is absorbed by the dough during baking, and is covered by the golden color of the dough, which is almost indistinguishable.
A touch of coconut fragrance. . . .

Coconut Oil Dragon Fruit Jam Toast

1. Dough: 137 grams of high-gluten flour, 15 grams of white sugar, 85 grams of milk, 12 grams of coconut oil, 2 grams of dry yeast Filling: 2 appropriate amount of dragon fruit jam, appropriate amount of coconut paste

2. Pour the dough ingredients except coconut oil into a large basin,

3. Stir it into a uniform dough, add coconut oil,

4. Continue to stir until the film can be pulled out,

5. Round and put in a bowl for basic fermentation.

6. The dough has grown to double,

7. Take it out, vent, spheronize, relax for 15 minutes,

8. Roll out into a rectangle,

9. Spread dragon fruit jam on two-thirds of the area.

10. Sprinkle with minced coconut.

11. Fold the unfilled third to the middle.

12. Fold the other side, pinch the mouth tightly,

13. Elongated.

14. Cut into four without cutting off the ends.

15. Flip down the adjacent two so that the cutting surface is facing upwards.

16. Twist it crosswise.

17. Put it into a greased mold, and finally ferment.

18. The dough has grown to twice, and the surface is brushed with egg wash,

19. Put it in the oven, the middle and lower level, the upper and lower fire 180 degrees, bake for about 25-30 minutes.

20. Baked,

21. Demould immediately and let cool.

Tips:

Dragon fruit jam can be replaced with other jams or red bean paste.
Coconut oil can be replaced with butter.
The baking time and firepower need to be adjusted according to the actual situation.

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