Simple Taste-----milk Bread
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Get ready for high fans. (I'm used to sifting it again)
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Other matching raw materials.
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Add milk, egg liquid, salt, sugar to the bread bucket first (add salt and sugar to the corner of the bread bucket, do not add them together), and then add milk powder and high powder. (First liquid then solid)
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Dig a hole in the middle of the flour, pour the yeast in, and then cover the yeast with the flour.
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Start the dough mixing program of the bread machine twice, knead the dough for 30 minutes, add softened butter.
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Continue to start the dough-making procedure once. A total of 3 mixing procedures, 45 minutes.
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At this time, the dough can be easily opened by hand, and the dough has reached the complete stage. Put the dough back into the bread bucket, round it and leave it naturally.
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Fermented to 2.5 times its original size. (My little trickor used his little finger to press the dough, so it looks like there is a mark)
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The fermented dough is taken out and vented, kneaded into the original dough size, divided into three evenly, covered with plastic wrap and left for 10 minutes. (I used half of the dough here, and the other half. I made it into a small bread, and I will bake it in the oven)
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Take a portion of the dough and knead it into an oval shape and roll it out.
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Roll up the rolled dough.
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Roll the three pieces of dough one by one and put them in the bread machine.
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Put it into the bread machine and ferment naturally to double the size.
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Turn on the baking function of the bread machine and bake for twenty minutes, then turn it on and brush it with a layer of melted butter. Continue to bake for another ten minutes. The journey takes 30 minutes.
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Take out the baked bread and let it cool.