Potato Health Bread

Potato Health Bread

by sheery's mom

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

Continue to toss my small bread machine. I have become addicted these days. I saw that the dough gradually expanded in the oven and finally turned into a bread. There was an indescribable surprise in my heart. It turned out that the joy of baking is not the process of eating. , But it lies in the process of making it. The only disadvantage is that I wasted a lot of sleep time. I was making bread in the middle of the night, and my husband said: Be stupid! "

Ingredients

Potato Health Bread

1. Put all the ingredients into the bread machine.

Potato Health Bread recipe

2. Stir it into a slightly malleable dough for basic fermentation.

Potato Health Bread recipe

3. Fermentation is completed in 1 hour.

Potato Health Bread recipe

4. Put the dough on a panel sprinkled with hand powder to exhaust.

Potato Health Bread recipe

5. Divide into 8 portions, cover with plastic wrap and relax for 15 minutes.

Potato Health Bread recipe

6. Roll into a beef tongue shape.

Potato Health Bread recipe

7. Roll it into a roll and place it on a baking sheet lined with greased paper.

Potato Health Bread recipe

8. Put it in the oven for the second fermentation.

Potato Health Bread recipe

9. The fermentation is complete after 50 minutes.

Potato Health Bread recipe

10. Brush with egg wash.

Potato Health Bread recipe

11. Squeeze the tomato sauce.

Potato Health Bread recipe

12. Into the preheated oven.

Potato Health Bread recipe

13. 180 degrees, 20 minutes will do.

Potato Health Bread recipe

Tips:

1. I use the bread machine program 8-kneading and fermentation function.

2. When the dough was divided into 8 portions, I didn't weigh it. I weighed the weight with my hands. It was almost heavy. Not professional!

3. I like the kind of organization with circles inside, so I rolled it into a roll. It should be rolled into a rectangular shape. The roll looks better. I didn't pay attention to this detail at the time.

4. For the second fermentation, I set the oven temperature knob at about 35 degrees.

5. Put the ketchup in a fresh-keeping bag, and cut a small mouth on the corner, which is easy to squeeze out.

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