Making Bread for The First Time-the Successful Bean Paste Flower Bread (with Bean Paste Method)
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Mix all the ingredients (except butter) and knead a dough with a proper amount of warm water.
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Knead the butter into the dough after softening at room temperature. Knead repeatedly until the noodles can pull out the film.
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Ferment to 2 to 3 times larger. exhaust.
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Divide into appropriate size doses. Let it ferment for a few minutes.
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Roll into a round cake shape and add bean paste.
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Surrounded by the middle.
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Roll into an oval piece.
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Use a sharp knife to obliquely cut a wide and narrow road to expose the bean paste.
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After scoring, fold the dough sheet in half (the scoring surface is on the outside), and pinch the fold into a strip. Pinch the two ends together again.
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Spread greased paper on the baking tray, and put the formed bread to rise again for ten minutes.
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After the fermentation is over, brush the egg liquid and sprinkle a little sesame seeds for decoration. Preheat the oven for ten minutes, put in the bread, 180 degrees, middle level, upper and lower fire, 20 minutes.
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The delicious bread is fresh out of the oven!
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Wash the red beans and soak for several hours. The longer it is soaked, the easier it is to boil, so soak overnight is most suitable. Because I was in a hurry to use it, so I only soaked for two hours.
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Put water in the pot and cook for one hour on medium heat.
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When the red beans start to rot, add an appropriate amount of sugar. If you like sweet ones, put more.
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Stir well and cook until the red beans are cooked and mashed.
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The self-made bean paste has less additives and is more healthy and at ease! And the taste is very suitable for your taste too!