Coffee Whole Wheat Bread
1.
Put the ingredients in the kneading bucket in the order of putting the liquid first and then the solid. Put the sugar and salt diagonally, put the baking powder in the flour and cover. Knead the dough until it is smooth and round, and cover it for fermentation.
2.
Prepare nut kernels and dried fruits. Cranberries can be soaked in rum to make them softer and more flavorful.
3.
The dough is fermented to twice its size, and then taken out and pressed to exhaust. The first fermentation is generally 25-28 degrees, and the humidity is 75%; the fingers stick the flour and poke into the dough. After the fingers are pulled out, they will not collapse or shrink immediately, and the fermentation is complete.
4.
Divide the dough into two parts, knead it smoothly, and proof it for 15 minutes after being rounded. The proofing is to let the rounded dough relax and not bounce back when rolled.
5.
Roll out the dough, put an appropriate amount of nut kernels, and roll it up from one side. The closed side needs to be rolled thinner.
6.
After it's done, carry out the second fermentation, the temperature is 30-35 degrees, the humidity is 75%, and the time is about 50 minutes. After sifting a small amount of flour, cut the bread. You can also rinse the egg liquid and sprinkle with sesame seeds.
7.
Preheat the oven up and down at 200 degrees, turn to 180 degrees, and bake for 25 minutes. After baking for 10 minutes, pause the oven and cover with tin foil to prevent the baking from becoming too dark.
Tips:
1. If the dough is fermented at room temperature, pay attention to the state of the dough; 2. During the second fermentation, such as using the oven to ferment, you can also spray a little water on the bread; 3. Each kind of whole wheat flour and bread flour have different water absorption, and When noodles, the amount of milk can be reserved about 10 grams to add or subtract.