Cubs Squeeze Bag

Cubs Squeeze Bag

by meggy dancing apple

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

Seeing that this three-dimensional little bear squeezed bag is very popular in the baking circle, I also grabbed the little tail and made a plate. No light on a cloudy day, uneven heating of the oven, and poor level of photography all made me catch up. At any rate, the little bears were tinkered out. Although they are ugly, they still like them in my heart, and they taste good. Everything is constantly learning and progressing. Little Bear will help me grow up quickly! "

Cubs Squeeze Bag

1. All bread ingredients are ready

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

2. All ingredients except butter are put into the chef's machine basin

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

3. Start the slow kneading program for 5 minutes, after the dough is formed, put the pre-softened butter into the dough, and continue kneading at a medium-low speed

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

4. After 10 minutes, stop and let the dough sit for two minutes to pull out the glove film

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

5. Round the dough, cover the basin with plastic wrap, and perform basic fermentation in a warm and humid place

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

6. When the dough is 2.0-3 times the original size, dip your fingers in flour and poke holes on the top of the dough. It will not collapse or shrink, and the fermentation will be successful; collapse means that the hair is overdone, and if it is retracted, it means that the hair is not in place.

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

7. Take out the dough, place it on a silicone mat, ventilate and knead it round, weigh it and divide it into 10 equal parts, roll them round separately, cover with plastic wrap and relax for 10 minutes

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

8. Make a loose small dough and roll it into a small round cake

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

9. Put the right amount of red bean paste

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

10. Seal tightly

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

11. Wrap the other 8 small doughs with red bean paste filling, and don’t fill the remaining one

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

12. Knead the remaining small dough into a thin strip

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

13. Divide into 18 small doses for the bear’s ears

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

14. Round each small agent and stick it directly on the top of the bean paste dough to become the bear's ears. You can stick it directly without using egg liquid or water as a binder.

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

15. When the dough is twice the original size, the oven will start to preheat, 180 degrees, up and down the heat; lightly brush a layer of egg wash

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

16. Put the bread pan into the middle layer of the preheated oven, 180 degrees, up and down, about 25 minutes, if you don’t like dark colors, you can add a layer of tin foil after coloring the surface

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

17. After being out of the oven, take it out of the baking tray and let cool on the drying rack

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

18. Because I just have some icing on hand, I use icing to draw the bear’s nose; if there is no icing, put the white Qiaoli into the piping bag and melt the heat to decorate the bear’s nose.

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

19. Just draw the nose into an oval shape, and let it dry before decorating

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

20. Put the dark chocolate into the piping bag. After it melts in the water, draw the eyes and nose of the bear

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

21. Little bear is still very cute

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

22. Cute

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

23. One more piece

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

24. Organization is good

Cubs Squeeze Bag recipe

Tips:

1. Use white chocolate for decoration without frosting. Put the white chocolate into the piping bag, melt the heat-insulating water, and then cut a small mouth on the front of the bag, and then you can use it; white chocolate is easier to solidify than icing, and it is more convenient to use.
2. The melting method of dark chocolate is the same as above.

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