Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast

by One-Man Show 71

5.0 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

The toast with one-time fermentation method saves trouble and time, and is simple and fast. Its internal organization and drawing effect are really not inferior to the soup. The middle-type toast is really a super convenient and soft drawing good toast recipe. !

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast

1. Put all the dough ingredients into the bread bucket in the order of liquid first, then dry, dig a small hole in the middle of the flour, put the yeast in, and start the dough mixing program

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast recipe

2. When the dough is kneaded until it can pull out the thin glove film, you can make toast

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast recipe

3. Knead the exhaust lightly and divide it into 3 equal parts

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast recipe

4. Take one part and roll it into a beef tongue shape

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast recipe

5. Roll up from the bottom up

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast recipe

6. About 2.5 laps

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast recipe

7. Put in toast box

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast recipe

8. Put a bowl of water in the oven and ferment until it is 9 minutes full (temperature 35-40 degrees Celsius)

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast recipe

9. Put the fermented toast into the lower layer of the preheated oven and heat up and down at 160 degrees for 40 minutes.

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast recipe

10. Demould immediately after baking

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast recipe

11. Look, the drawing is good (because it needs to be sliced, it's not all pulled apart)

Corn Oil Version One-time Fermented Toast recipe

Tips:

Different brands of flour have different water absorption properties, which can be adjusted according to the actual wet and dry conditions of the dough. As long as the dough does not stick to your hands, it will not affect the shaping.

If you don’t like corn oil, you can replace it with whipped cream.

The oven temperature and time are for reference only, please set according to your own oven temperament

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