Old Beijing Biscuits
1.
First, weigh 500 grams of flour, 300 grams of water, and 4.5 grams of yeast
2.
Mix the noodles with a chef machine for 4 minutes
3.
After kneading it into a ball, cover it with a damp cloth
4.
Put it in the oven and ferment for 30 minutes with the fermentation function
5.
After the fermentation stops regularly, take out the basin and see that the dough has grown a little bit. It does not need to be fully fermented.
6.
Place the dough on a chopping board sprinkled with dry powder and roll out the dough into a large dough
7.
Spread the sesame sauce on the dough
8.
Sprinkle evenly with pepper, cumin and salt toasted powder
9.
Roll up the dough and pull it while you roll it so that you can layer more.
10.
Longer-cutting agent
11.
Then fold down both sides of the cut surface, pinch the bottom with your hands to make a round, and then flatten it.
12.
Soy sauce on the surface
13.
Then dip the soy sauce side with sesame seeds
14.
Put it in the baking tray after it's done
15.
Put it into the preheated oven, use 190 degrees for the upper tube and 200 degrees for the lower tube, and bake for 30 minutes.
16.
After the timing stops, take out the baking pan in time.
Tips:
Because the non-stick bakeware is thicker, I set the temperature of the lower tube higher to prevent the bottom from being cooked
For sesame, use peeled sesame kernels.