Sesame Chestnut Bun
1.
First mix the above ingredients into a squishy batter
2.
Cover the batter with wet gauze and leave it to ferment in a warm place
3.
The batter is ready to use after fermenting to the top and then falling back
4.
Combine ingredients 2 except olive oil into a slightly firm dough, then put it into the bread machine with the batter of step 3, and select the kneading program for 15 minutes
5.
After a kneading procedure, add olive oil and knead for another 15 minutes
6.
After 30 minutes, the dough can be pulled out of a large piece of film, and the edge of the hole is smooth, indicating that the dough has reached a complete state and is ready for use
7.
The reconstituted dough is rounded, put in a clean basin, and fermented with a lid
8.
The dough can be doubled to the original size
9.
The chestnuts are cooked in advance, peeled, and soaked in water for later use
10.
Take out the dough and knead it into a strip after gently venting
11.
Use a spatula to divide the dough into 12 equal parts, round them, cover with plastic wrap and set aside
12.
15 grams each of black sesame filling, 12 pieces in total, rounded and reserved
13.
Wrap all the black sesame filling into a small potion, close the mouth and round into a raw bread embryo
14.
Brush the raw embryo with egg liquid,
15.
Then pinch both ends and roll the white sesame seeds with the side of the raw embryo
16.
The raw embryos covered with white sesame seeds are closed and put into the baking tray one by one to ferment
17.
When the raw bread embryo is fermented to 1.5 times its size, the surface is brushed with egg liquid
18.
Use sharp scissors to make a cut on the surface of the green embryo
19.
Put the cooked chestnut into the knife edge. There is a trick to put the chestnut. First touch the knife edge with the top of the chestnut, and then turn it back 180 degrees. The chestnut fits into the knife edge perfectly.
20.
Preheat the oven to 200 degrees, and fire up and down for 15 minutes, the bread surface is golden and ready to be out of the oven