Sesame Biscuits
1.
Put about 250 grams of flour into a basin, add yeast, pour the milk into the flour in portions, mix evenly, knead into a smooth dough, cover with plastic wrap to keep the surface of the dough moist, and ferment until the dough reaches 2—2.5 Fermentation is complete when doubled
2.
Mix white sesame paste with black sesame paste, add salt and water and stir clockwise, prepare appropriate amount of white sesame and black sesame, to decorate the surface of the sesame
3.
Knead the fermented dough and let stand for about 10 minutes
4.
Spread a thin layer of flour on the chopping board and roll the dough into a rectangular dough with a thickness of about 3-4 mm
5.
Then spread the mixed sesame paste evenly on the dough. Pay attention that the sesame paste is easy to flow, and do not add too much water to dilute it too much
6.
Tightly roll up along one end of the dough, the more rolls you roll up, the more layers you have
7.
Pinch tight
8.
Cut into evenly sized pieces
9.
Take one of them and pinch the two ends with the sesame sauce to tighten
10.
Press the dough upright and roll it into small round cakes. Proof for 20 minutes. This is the same for every dough
11.
Brush the surface of the dough with a layer of water, dipped in white sesame or black sesame for garnish, and put it in the baking tray.
12.
Then put the baking pan into the middle of the oven, the temperature of the upper tube is 180 degrees, the temperature of the lower tube is 200 degrees, bake for about 20 minutes, and the surface is golden.