Hokkaido Toast
1.
Flour, sugar, salt, whipped cream, and egg whites are weighed and put in a basin. Warm the milk, pour in the yeast to melt, pour the milk and yeast mixture into the flour at a time and knead it into a dough
2.
Add butter and knead it into the dough completely
3.
Knead until the surface of the dough is smooth, I use it to put it in the refrigerator to ferment (5°C, ferment for 24 hours)
4.
Make the dough nearly double its size, put the sugar, egg whites, and salt in a bowl
5.
Cut the dough into small pieces and put them in a basin
6.
Knead again and beat the dough until the sugar and salt are completely absorbed by the dough
7.
Add yeast (you can add a little water to melt the yeast, then add it to the dough)
8.
Knead until a rough film appears, add butter
9.
Knead to the complete stage, take a small piece of dough, pull it apart, you need your fingers to puncture the hole, and the edge of the hole is smooth
10.
Cover the dough with plastic wrap and relax for half an hour
11.
Weigh the total weight of the dough, divide it into three evenly, round and relax for 15 minutes
12.
Take a dough and roll it up and down from the middle
13.
Turn it over, thin the bottom edge, and roll it up
14.
Let the dough relax again for 15 minutes
15.
Roll up and down from the middle
16.
Turn it over, thin the bottom edge, roll it up, roll up 2 and a half to 3 turns
17.
Place in a warm place and send to 8 to distribute, preheat the oven to 180 degrees, and fire up and down for about 40 minutes