Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread

by elmonte

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

24h

Serving

2

The recipe comes from the bakery engineered lion on youtube. The medium type uses low temperature and long-term fermentation to make the texture of the bread more delicate, soft and delicious. I thought that there was too much salt in the recipe, but I was considering whether to reduce it a bit. Later, I still felt that I would follow the recipe and make a compensation. I didn’t think it was too salty at all, but there was a little salty taste in the sweetness, which was just right. If you don't like salty ones, let's cut the salt by half.
The temperature I used to test the temperature of the bread. The teacher Yuan Fangli used the heat of 160 and 230 to bake it too dark and it felt burnt, not in line with my family's aesthetics😄. "

Ingredients

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread

1. Put the middle kind of material into the bread machine, knead it according to the kneading procedure, take it out and put it in the fresh-keeping box, seal it and keep it in the refrigerator overnight (14-18 hours).

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

2. I refrigerated and fermented for 15 hours.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

3. Put all the main dough into the bread machine except the butter. Tear the middle seeds into small pieces and put them together. Knead for 15 minutes.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

4. Knead into a smooth dough, press the stop button, put the softened butter in, restart the kneading program, and knead to completion.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

5. My bread machine kneading program is 30 minutes, a total of 45 minutes, kneading a large film.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

6. Fermented to twice the size, dip your fingers in flour, press to pull out without collapsing or shrinking.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

7. Take out the pressure to exhaust, divide into 6 equal parts, each about 165 grams, relax for 15-20 minutes. (There are 2 toast molds with this amount of 450 grams.)

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

8. Take a dough, flatten it, and roll it into an oval shape.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

9. Fold up and down to the middle. Relax for 10 minutes.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

10. Then roll it into a long strip, about the same length as the rolling pin, and the same width as the toast mold.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

11. Roll it up from top to bottom, exactly two and a half turns.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

12. Discharged in 450 grams of toast mold.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

13. The wrap is fermented for the second time until it is 7 minutes full.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

14. Brush with egg liquid, cut a knife in the middle of the three doughs with scissors, put in small strips of butter, and sprinkle a little white sugar on the butter.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

15. Put it in the preheated oven and bake at 350F/180C for 35 minutes. After the surface of the bread is slightly colored, cover it with tin foil for about 15 minutes to prevent the color from becoming too dark. (Place a baking tray or foil on the bottom of the oven, because the butter will drip a little after melting.)

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

16. Unmold immediately when out of the oven, and place on the grill to cool.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

17. The color is just right. (If you like dark colors, you can cover it with tin foil later.)

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

18. Super delicate and soft brushed.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

19. Take a closer look at the organization inside, it's awesome.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

20. The daughter likes to tear and eat.

Low Temperature Medium-grown Queen Bread recipe

Tips:

1. The temperature of each oven is different, and the temperature and time should be adjusted according to the temperament of the oven.
2. If you like a light color, cover it with tin foil until it is slightly colored. The color will be just right after baking. If you like a darker color, cover it with tin foil later.

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