Featured Pudding Cup

Featured Pudding Cup

by The kitchen of emblica honey

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

4

Yellow is a feeling of lightness, vitality, and hope. It also reminds people of the "golden" color that represents wealth. Looking at the name that friends gave to this bread, there is a connotation of western style: gold inlaid jade, golden jade food, golden cup white dew, pudding bread, gold wrapped silver... all of a sudden I don't know which one to choose. It’s nice to have you guys, thank you dears for always selflessly sharing food, so I learned so much. In fact, it is so ordinary and simple, I can't help but think of this sentence: simple life is charming, simple human heart is happy. The edible cup, and the golden pumpkin as the lining, in fact, the ordinary is also its characteristic, that is, the characteristic pudding cup. Ordinary pumpkins are rich in nutrition, neutralized with flour, and have a golden color. Breads, biscuits, or cakes make them tall. I wanted to add some pumpkin juice to the pudding to make it the same color as the bread. However, this white color makes the bread look brighter, stand out, and complement each other, making each other unique.

Ingredients

Featured Pudding Cup

1. Peel the pumpkin and steam it in the pot. Take 90 grams of pumpkin puree.

Featured Pudding Cup recipe

2. Pumpkin puree, milk (reserve about 10 grams, add and subtract depending on the temperature of the dough), eggs, sugar and salt (place diagonally), put them in the bread bucket.

Featured Pudding Cup recipe

3. Then add bread flour and put baking powder on the middle small nest. Start the kneading program.

Featured Pudding Cup recipe

4. Add butter after the bread machine works for a program. Then start the bread maker kneading program and knead the dough until it is light oil. (You can use the yeast dough program or you can design the dough time by yourself).

Featured Pudding Cup recipe

5. The dough fermented to be 1.5 times larger.

Featured Pudding Cup recipe

6. Take out the dough and divide it into 9 portions, knead it round and cover it with plastic wrap, and let it rest for 10 minutes.

Featured Pudding Cup recipe

7. Exhaust spheronized again. Put it into the oven to ferment to 1.5 times the size, and put a bowl of hot water in the oven to keep the humidity.

Featured Pudding Cup recipe

8. After preheating the oven, bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes.

Featured Pudding Cup recipe

9. After the toasted bread cools slightly, the bottom of the bread is facing up and your hands are squeezed into a cup shape.

Featured Pudding Cup recipe

10. 400ml water, boil, add pudding powder and stir evenly, simmer for 2 minutes and let cool.

Featured Pudding Cup recipe

11. The cold pudding liquid is put into a bread cup. It can be frozen in the refrigerator for a while. It can also be fixed at room temperature.

Featured Pudding Cup recipe

12. Decorated with dried cranberries, isn't it beautiful, gold inlaid with jade?

Featured Pudding Cup recipe

Tips:

1. The original milk volume is 60 to overcome. I left a little bit because the water content of the pumpkin puree is different, so the milk is generally not poured in all. 2. Adding ingredients to the bread machine is liquid first and then solid. 3. The temperature of the oven is subject to your own oven. 4. Some preserved fruits can be added to the pudding liquid.

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