Mini Hara
by Food·Color
Favorite
Difficulty
Normal
Time
2h
Serving
2
Hara is a braided bread for the Jewish Sabbath and a celebration bread in Europe. It symbolizes the kindness and generosity of water droplets. Braids usually divide the bread into 12 separate parts, symbolizing the 12 tribes of Israel. "
510 grams of flour "makes 1 large braided bread, or 2 small braided bread, or 1 large double braided bread". I'm really sorry, the "small braided bread" with a flour consumption of about 250 grams seems a bit big, and 1/4 of more than 120 grams of flour is the most used amount. And 1/2 is "small", 1/4 can only be mini. . . .
It was discovered when it was finally fermented that the bread had surface decorations, sesame or poppy seeds. The author said somewhere "like to mix them", then use the two together. Poppy seeds, which can be seen almost everywhere in "The Apprentice Baker", are mostly used for surface decoration, alone or mixed with other ingredients. The author always says "sesame or poppy seed". "Or" means that it can be replaced by other ingredients. I used to use sesame instead. After all, I'm still fascinated by its tiny tiny dots. It can't be replaced by black and white sesame seeds. You can't give it up. Just shop online. The omnipotent Taobao finally collected this inactivated poppy seed. . . Looking at it dotted on the surface of the dough, the small dots the size of the tip of a ballpoint pen are really not the effect that black sesame seeds can show. . . . "
510 grams of flour "makes 1 large braided bread, or 2 small braided bread, or 1 large double braided bread". I'm really sorry, the "small braided bread" with a flour consumption of about 250 grams seems a bit big, and 1/4 of more than 120 grams of flour is the most used amount. And 1/2 is "small", 1/4 can only be mini. . . .
It was discovered when it was finally fermented that the bread had surface decorations, sesame or poppy seeds. The author said somewhere "like to mix them", then use the two together. Poppy seeds, which can be seen almost everywhere in "The Apprentice Baker", are mostly used for surface decoration, alone or mixed with other ingredients. The author always says "sesame or poppy seed". "Or" means that it can be replaced by other ingredients. I used to use sesame instead. After all, I'm still fascinated by its tiny tiny dots. It can't be replaced by black and white sesame seeds. You can't give it up. Just shop online. The omnipotent Taobao finally collected this inactivated poppy seed. . . Looking at it dotted on the surface of the dough, the small dots the size of the tip of a ballpoint pen are really not the effect that black sesame seeds can show. . . . "
