Matcha Honey Bean Toast

Matcha Honey Bean Toast

by Sheep kitchen

5.0 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

4

I made honey red beans a few days ago for this matcha honey bean toast. Today it is finally arranged!
By the way, how to make honey red beans: 200 grams of red beans are soaked in clean water 6-12 hours in advance, then washed, put into the pot (the enamel cast iron pot I use), add water again, pay attention, do not add too much water, boil it until the end It is best to have a little broth left, or you have to pour it out. After boiling for a while, turn off the heat and simmer for ten minutes, then turn on the heat and boil. Repeat two or three times and it is almost the same. Add 110 grams of old rock sugar, stir well, and boil on high heat for a while to collect the juice. If there is still a lot of water in the end, just Take it out and drink it as sugar tea. In short, most of the cooked beans should not bloom, but they are also cooked. Put them in a fresh-keeping box, let cool, and seal and refrigerate them. The homemade one is really delicious, it's like fried red bean paste, which is sold on several streets in the market!
I have always adhered to the principle of "do it yourself, adequate food and clothing". It is said that there are quite a lot of people like me, haha!
The recipe for the condensed milk toast that I used for the dough is 100 grams of old noodles. In fact, it’s just a toast recipe that you’re satisfied with after eating, just add a proper amount of matcha powder and it’s OK.

Matcha Honey Bean Toast

1. In addition to butter, salt, and old noodles, put the other ingredients in the kneading tank in the order of liquid first and then solid, mix into a dough at 2 levels, and add old noodles (70% water content in old noodles is equivalent to an increase in each toast 15 grams of flour can be added directly without changing your original formula)

Matcha Honey Bean Toast recipe

2. Stir the dough at level 4 until it is silky and the rough film can be pulled out, add softened butter, beat at level 3 until no butter is visible, add salt, turn to level 5 and knead for 2-3 minutes

Matcha Honey Bean Toast recipe

3. When checking that the dough can pull out a thin, flexible transparent film, take out half of the dough, add 7 grams of matcha powder to the remaining dough, and continue to knead into a uniform matcha dough

Matcha Honey Bean Toast recipe

4. Round the two kinds of dough separately, put them in a fermentation tank, 28 degrees, 70% humidity, basic fermentation for 60 minutes, take out the dough, divide into 2 equal parts, fold and round, try not to remove bubbles

Matcha Honey Bean Toast recipe

5. Then put it into the fermentation tank to relax at 28 degrees for 10-15 minutes, first pat the white dough to exhaust air, roll it out into a rectangular shape, and turn it over

Matcha Honey Bean Toast recipe

6. Then roll the matcha dough into a rectangle of the same size and turn it over

Matcha Honey Bean Toast recipe

7. Fold the green on top of the white, arrange it all around to keep the size the same, spread the honey red beans evenly, leaving a blank about 1 cm at the bottom

Matcha Honey Bean Toast recipe

8. Roll it up from top to bottom and try to roll it as tight as possible, otherwise the finished cut will not have a sense of layering. After rolling, press the interface underneath and put it into the mold

Matcha Honey Bean Toast recipe

9. Put it in the fermentation box, 35 degrees, 80% humidity, ferment to 8 minutes full, cover the lid (when the hair is ready, preheat the air stove, set 180 degrees to preheat)

Matcha Honey Bean Toast recipe

10. After preheating is complete, put in toast, set 160 degrees, 30 minutes, when time is up, shake the mold and demold out of the oven

Matcha Honey Bean Toast recipe

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