Cute Tart Tart Dripping Santa's Bread is Coming
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1. Put all the bread ingredients except butter together and knead until smooth dough, put in the butter and knead until the film is formed, and then carry out the first fermentation.
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2. Take out the made dough and vent it and divide it into 10 small doughs of 35 grams and 5 small doughs of 30 grams, round and relax for 15 minutes, take a small 35 grams of dough and roll it into an oval cake for Santa’s face.
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3. Take a 30g small noodle and roll it into a triangle-like noodle. Fold the pointed part on top and roll up the round part on the bottom to make Santa’s hat.
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4. Take 3 grams from the remaining dough and knead a small ball for the top of the hat, then take 5 grams and knead it into a small ball for the nose.
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5. Take another 35 g small dough and roll it into an oval shape and fold it in half.
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6. Cut into thin strips with a knife, and twist each strip into a spiral shape.
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7. Put all of these in the baking tray for secondary fermentation. When it is finished, brush the whole with egg liquid.
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8. Add appropriate amount of red yeast rice to the remaining egg mixture to turn it into red. Use the red egg mixture to paint Santa’s hat and nose red. Preheat the oven at 210 degrees and bake for 10 minutes. Take it out and let cool.
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9. Sift the cap ball and moustache with powdered sugar, and draw the eyes with melted chocolate.
Tips:
1. The bread made by this recipe is very soft. It is my favorite recipe. You can make 5 Santa Clauses at a time. I don’t like to make so many leftovers and can be made into cream rolls. Here it is.
2. It should be noted that Santa’s facial features should be kept secret, otherwise the facial features will be deformed after the second shot and then roasting.
3. I don't like to use pigments, so I use egg liquid and red yeast rice powder to make it red, the shade of color is what I like.
4. During the baking process, the cap and nose should be covered with tin foil after the color is good, but do not cover the beard, wait until the beard is completely covered with tin foil.