Orange Scented Old-fashioned Bread
1.
Mix the starter ingredients evenly, put it in a warm place until it swells and then fall back, the inside is honeycomb-shaped
2.
1 orange is rubbed with salt to wash the outer skin, peel off the orange peel, and then squeeze the orange juice into juice
3.
Put the fermented starter together with all the ingredients in the main dough except butter into the bread bucket
4.
Knead until the surface is smooth and add softened butter
5.
Continue to knead until the gluten is expanded, then round into the basin
6.
Put the base in a warm place and ferment to 2 times the size
7.
The fermented dough does not need to be slack, it is directly divided into 8 equal parts
8.
Knead the dough into a strip of less than 1 meter, join the two ends of the dough, fix the half-folded place with your left hand, and knead inward about 2 times
9.
Stuff your head into the circle
10.
After making it, put it all on the baking tray lined with greased paper
11.
Put it in a warm and humid place for the final fermentation
12.
After it's finished, put it into the middle layer of the preheated 180 degree oven and bake for about 25 minutes
13.
Brush with melted butter immediately after baking
Tips:
1. The water absorption rate of flour is different, and the indoor humidity is also different. Please do not copy the amount of orange juice in the dough completely, adjust it by plus or minus 20g
2. The oven has a temperature difference, subject to the actual oven temperature of 180 degrees
2. When baking, the bread surface is colored and covered with tin foil to prevent the surface color from being too dark
3. This bread does not need to be loose in the middle, and the dough is very obedient