Melaleuca Shredded Bag

Melaleuca Shredded Bag

by Warm blue 0429

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

This "pseudo-version Melaleuca Shredded Bag" uses much less butter than the traditional "Melaleuca Shredded Bag", and it also omits the step of folding the quilt.
Therefore, its production process is relatively simple, the calories are much lower, and it is naturally healthier. In addition, the shape is very beautiful, so it is a big bonus!
Because there are more eggs used in the dough, the finished product is golden in color and looks very beautiful. Of course, besides that, its texture is also very soft, the aroma is strong, and it is very delicious~"

Melaleuca Shredded Bag

1. Mix other materials except butter and the middle layer, knead into a smooth dough, then add 10g of butter, continue to knead until the expansion stage, that is, a thicker film can be pulled out. Then put the dough in a warm and moist place to ferment to twice its original volume;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

2. Take out the fermented dough and roll it out to exhaust;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

3. Divide into 8 small doughs, round and relax for 15 minutes. During the relaxation period, the butter used for the interlayer can be heated to melt;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

4. Take a small loose dough and roll it out into an oval sheet;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

5. Brush a thin layer of butter on the dough;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

6. Stack 4 pieces of dough in a group;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

7. Roll into a cylindrical shape according to the long side;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

8. Cut off both ends of the cylinder and try to be the same length as possible;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

9. Then divide the remaining part into 4 parts, basically the same size;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

10. Apply a layer of butter to the inside of the 8-inch round mold (melt the butter used for the interlayer and brush a layer). Place the cut parts at both ends in the middle of the mold;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

11. Place the remaining dough in a circle, paying attention to the cut side facing up, and then place it in a warm place for secondary fermentation;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

12. About 40 minutes, the volume of the dough increases to about 1.5 times, and the second round is over;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

13. Preheat the oven 180 degrees in advance. After preheating, put the mold into the oven, and bake for about 20 minutes at the middle and lower level, 175 degrees, up and down. After baking, immediately take out the mold, remove the mold while it is hot, and brush a layer of butter on the surface of the bread;

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

14. Place the bread on a drying net to cool, and when it is not hot to room temperature, it can be sealed and stored.

Melaleuca Shredded Bag recipe

Tips:

1. The egg content of this dough is relatively large, so the finished egg is rich in fragrance and yellowish in color;

2. When rolling out the small dough into an oval shape, roll it out as long and thin as possible, but don't go to extremes, so as not to break the dough when it is taken off the chopping board;

3. There is no need to brush too much butter in the middle of the dough, try to ensure that every place is brushed. In addition, the butter can also be replaced with coconut filling or jam, which will bring different flavors;

4. The specific fermentation and baking time should be adjusted according to the actual situation. After the first shot is over, the finger should be soaked in dry powder to poke the hole, it should not retract or collapse. Be careful not to send too much in the second serve;

5. If you don't want to apply butter after baking, you can also brush a thin layer of egg liquid on the surface of the bread before baking, which can also help color and increase the fragrance. After the bread is baked, it should be released from the oven immediately, and it can be sealed and stored on the air-drying net until it is not hot. This can prevent shrinkage and keep the bread as soft as possible.

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