Soufflé Mexican Bread

Soufflé Mexican Bread

by sunshinewinnie

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

My little bear used to like a piece of bread in the new language of bread-Big Big Egg. Speaking of this bakery, I like its name very much. Both the Chinese name and the English name are very beautiful. If the Chinese name is called "Bread Heart" It feels so good.
After that, we slowly started to get in touch with baking, and we hardly bought baked goods outside, but the big dome made the bear feel close to each other.
Later, I noticed Mexican bread, which felt like a big dome, and the result was welcomed.
Speaking of this Mexican bread, the name sounds like a foreign product from Mexico. In fact, this bread has the closest connection with a Chinese couple. Let’s see how it came from:
In Chinese bakeries in mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and overseas, you can often see a cute "Mexican bag" with a white crispy skin. Many people think that this bread is from Mexico, because it is crispy like a Mexican sombrero, it is named "Mexican Bun". In fact, this bread has an out-and-out "Chinese ancestry". This is the practice of combining traditional Mexican sweet bread and Hong Kong-style pineapple buns after a couple surnamed Wu immigrated to Mexico. They used butter, sugar and a small amount of flour to make a sweet paste in the form of a paste and spread it on the dough for baking. As a result, this kind of soft bread with a crispy sweet hat has received unanimous praise, and customers are constantly coming. (From the Internet)

Soufflé Mexican Bread

1. If you use a bread machine to knead the dough, put all the ingredients except the butter into the machine first, knead until all the ingredients are evenly mixed, then put the butter in the kneading.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

2. In the process of kneading, you can start making Mexican crust and custard fillings. First, make the Mexican peel, sift the powdered sugar into the softened butter. (For the specific recipe, please see the cooking tips below, the raw material list above will be messy)

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

3. Beat evenly.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

4. Pour in the egg liquid in two batches and beat well to mix.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

5. Pour in the sifted low-gluten flour, mix well, and mix until there is no dry powder.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

6. The Mexican peel is ready and put in a piping bag for later use.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

7. Now to make the puff pastry filling, sift the powdered sugar and salt into the softened butter.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

8. Beat evenly.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

9. Add the egg liquid in two batches.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

10. Beat well and mix well.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

11. Pour in the sifted milk powder and cornstarch.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

12. Stir well, divide into 8 portions (about 26 g/portion), round into rounds, put in the refrigerator for later use.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

13. Knead until the dough can be pulled out of the film state (usually 40 minutes with a bread machine).

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

14. The kneaded dough undergoes the first fermentation.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

15. Proceed until the dough is twice as large.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

16. Divide the dough into 8 portions (about 50 g/portion), round the dough, and relax for 15 minutes.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

17. Take 1 portion, squash, roll out, turn over, put in 1 portion of soufflé and wrap it.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

18. Make it one by one, carry out the second fermentation, after fermentation to double the size, squeeze the Mexican skin into dough, and bake it in the oven.

Soufflé Mexican Bread recipe

Tips:

Bread ingredients: egg liquid 45 g white sugar 30 g salt 2 g water 80 g high-gluten flour 180 g low-gluten flour 45 g yeast 4 g butter 20 g Mexican peel material: butter 50 g powdered sugar 50 g egg liquid 50 g low-gluten 50 grams of flour, soufflé filling ingredients: 75 grams of butter, 30 grams of powdered sugar, 30 grams of salt, 1 gram of egg liquid, 30 grams of powdered milk, 90 grams of corn starch, 12 grams of baking: middle oven, 180 degrees, 18 minutes (adjust according to your own oven)
1. If you want the crust to be shorter, you can reduce the raw material of the Mexican crust by 1/5.
2. Both the Mexican crust and the pastry filling can be made when the bread is fermented for the first time.
3. If you like my food, please pay attention to my gourmet WeChat public account sunshinewinnie_99 (please note that there is an underscore between sunshinewinnie and 99).

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