Excited-fancy Coconut Bread (with Detailed Process)
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First, make the coconut filling, soften the butter, add sugar and stir well
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Add egg liquid in portions and mix well
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Add the coconut paste and stir well
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Finally, pour the milk and stir evenly, let it stand for a while and use it again, so that the coconut paste can fully absorb the liquid
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Next, knead the dough and mix all the bread ingredients except the butter, add water at the end, and adjust the amount according to the absorbability of the flour
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Knead into a dough, add softened butter and knead
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Knead until the film is stretched
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Cover with plastic wrap for basic fermentation
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The basic fermentation is 2 times larger. Basic fermentation can be fermented in a warm place or in a cold place, as long as it can be doubled.
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Take out the exhaust and divide into 12 equal parts, round and relax for 15 minutes. The total weight of the dough is 500g, each serving is more than 40 grams
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Divide the minced coconut filling into 12 equal parts. The minced coconut filling is 200g in total. Each part is more than 15g.
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Take a portion of the loosened dough, flatten it into a coconut filling, press the filling with the thumb of your right hand, and gradually gather the dough with the mouth of your left hand until the filling is completely covered
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This time I made two shapes, first look at the heart-shaped stuffing, close the mouth and put it on the panel, and roll it into an oval shape.
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Fold the bottom long side up first
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Then fold the right sharp corner to the left, leaving 7-8cm at the right sharp corner, and cut in the middle with a knife
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Open the section and rush up, and a cute heart shape appears
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Make a flower shape again (this kind of plastic surgery is often used in desserts filled with puff pastry)
After wrapping the stuffing, close the mouth and put it on the panel, and roll it into a round shape (not too thin, otherwise the baking pan will not fit)
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Use scissors to cut out four evenly (pictured)
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Cut in the middle of every two knives, and cut out a total of eight petals (pictured)
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Flip the petals upwards in two opposite cuts
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Six heart-shaped set a plate
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The flower-shaped ones take up more space, so I made four, leaving a space for each bread
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Put the baking tray into the oven for the second fermentation to double the size (pictured)
I distribute the two baking trays in this way: put the first baking tray on the upper layer of the oven, use the microwave to beat two cups of hot water in the baking tray for 2 minutes, and close the oven door. Put the post-baked baking tray in the microwave and close the door, because the water is still warm after the first tray is baked, and the second tray will be just right after the first tray is baked. The second fermentation time is about 40 minutes. If the water has become warm and has not been well, reheat it again.
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Put it in a preheated oven, and the middle layer at 170 degrees for 12-15 minutes, the surface becomes golden and the flower-shaped ones are thinner, and they turn yellow in about 12 minutes; the heart-shaped ones take 15 minutes. The specific time depends on the temper of your own oven, so you need to be flexible.