Dumplings of Pork Floss Toast, Two Simple Shapes to Teach You
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First, prepare all the ingredients and weigh them for later use.
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All ingredients except butter are put into the noodle bucket of the chef's machine.
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Start the cook machine, mix the ingredients at low speed, and then increase the speed a little bit to beat the dough to a coarse film state.
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Add the softened butter and continue beating until a firmer transparent film can be pulled out.
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Put it together smoothly and put it in the fermentation box, and ferment to double the size. (Temperature 25~28 degrees)
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Take out the fermented dough and vent it, simply gather it up smoothly and divide it into two equal parts, simply knead it into a round, and relax it again for 20 minutes.
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Take a loose piece of dough and roll it out into a rectangular dough sheet. If there are any small bubbles, just pat it off.
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Spread it with mayonnaise, or salad dressing if you don’t like it.
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Sprinkle the pork floss evenly.
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Roll it up along the long side, pinch it tightly, cover with plastic wrap and relax for 5 minutes.
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In the first method, cut in half from the middle.
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Twist it into a spiral shape, fold both ends inward, and put it in a toast box.
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In the second method, cut the dough into thirds after a little flattening, without cutting one end.
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Braid the braid and pinch the ends tightly after braiding.
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Fold the two ends of the braid toward the opposite side, and connect the two ends at the bottom, and then put them into the toast box.
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Put it in the oven and set it to 38 degrees for secondary fermentation, and ferment to about 80% full.
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Then put it into the lower layer of the preheated oven, and bake for about 38 minutes at 180 degrees and 170 degrees.
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After roasting, take it out directly, shake it and let it cool down.
Tips:
1. Different brands of flour have different water absorption. The liquid is adjusted according to the state of the dough. It is better to pre-hot liquid when making it for the first time.
2. Be gentle when rolling the dough. If the dough has a high humidity, you can mix it with a little hand powder. A little can not be excessive.