Small Snail Bread
1.
Put the milk and egg liquid into the bread bucket.
2.
Add flour, sugar in one corner, salt in the opposite corner, and yeast powder.
3.
Install the bread bucket, choose imix to knead for 15 minutes, add softened butter, and knead for about 10 minutes.
4.
Take out the dough, you can pull out a large piece of film.
5.
Collect round dough, put it in a large bowl, cover with plastic wrap and ferment.
6.
Fermented to 2-2.5 times the original size.
7.
Take out the dough, press and exhaust, divide the dough, 38 grams of large dough, 10 grams of small dough, 7 portions each. Cover with plastic wrap and relax for about 15 minutes.
8.
Take a large dough and press it into an oval shape.
9.
Turn it over, thin the bottom edge, and roll it up.
10.
Pinch the interface tightly and rub it.
11.
Roll the large dough into a long strip and roll the small dough into a cone.
12.
Rub the strip again and roll it up. (Just roll it loosely)
13.
Press the tail underneath, pinch it a little, and put the cone-shaped dough aside. (After the snail's house is finished, move it to the baking tray, and then put the body part.)
14.
All are reshaped and placed in a baking tray.
15.
Fermented to 1.5-2 times the original size.
16.
Squeeze the custard sauce on the spiral. (Don't squeeze too much, but evenly.)
17.
Put it in the middle and lower level of the preheated oven, heat up to 180 degrees and lower to 185 degrees, and bake for 13-15 minutes. After the color is satisfied, stamp with tin foil.
18.
The bread is out.
19.
While it's hot, use the melted chocolate to draw eyes on the little snail.
Tips:
Don't roll the "house" part of the small snail too tightly. If the roll is too tight, the dough will be squeezed out.
Do not squeeze the custard sauce too much, but evenly.
The amount of liquid is always added according to the water absorption of the flour.
The baking temperature and time are adjusted according to the temperament of the oven.