Red Date Yogurt Soft European Buns
1.
Put red date yogurt, eggs and salt in a bread bucket.
2.
After kneading for ten minutes, add softened butter.
3.
Continue to knead the dough for 30 minutes and add the yeast powder. Because the weather is hot now, don't add the yeast powder too early, otherwise the dough will get loose during the kneading process. Finally, add yeast powder to help the dough become gluten.
4.
Continue to knead for about five minutes. Knead the dough to the expansion stage. Yeast powder is also kneaded evenly.
5.
Can pull out a flexible film.
6.
Cover with wet cloth and ferment to two and five times the size.
7.
The fermented dough is evenly divided into three portions. Exhaust relaxation for 15 minutes
8.
Roll out the loose dough and arrange it into an olive shape.
9.
Put it into the baking tray after finishing forming
10.
After heat preservation, moisturizing and fermentation to double the size, the surface is sprinkled with dry powder to cut the bag.
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There is a water inlet on this oven, add a small cup of water to make steam
12.
Heat the oven up and down at 180 degrees. After preheating, put it in the oven and bake for 20 minutes. Fill the steam valve with water after entering the oven to create steam for ten seconds.
13.
Baked soft European buns
14.
Sliced, very soft bread
15.
The macroporous structure of the Ou Bao is the key to the soft inside of the Ou Bao.
Tips:
The red date yogurt I used contains sugar in it, so I didn't add it. Use sugar-free yogurt to add five to ten grams of sugar. If the amount of sugar is enough, the yeast powder can be fermented without too much sugar.