Soufflé Mexican Bread
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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.
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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)
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Beat evenly.
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Pour in the egg liquid in two batches and beat well to mix.
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Pour in the sifted low-gluten flour, mix well, and mix until there is no dry powder.
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The Mexican peel is ready and put in a piping bag for later use.
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Now to make the puff pastry filling, sift the powdered sugar and salt into the softened butter.
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Beat evenly.
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Add the egg liquid in two batches.
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Beat well and mix well.
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Pour in the sifted milk powder and cornstarch.
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Stir well, divide into 8 portions (about 26 g/portion), round into rounds, put in the refrigerator for later use.
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Knead until the dough can be pulled out of the film state (usually 40 minutes with a bread machine).
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The kneaded dough undergoes the first fermentation.
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Proceed until the dough is twice as large.
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Divide the dough into 8 portions (about 50 g/portion), round the dough, and relax for 15 minutes.
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Take 1 portion, squash, roll out, turn over, put in 1 portion of soufflé and wrap it.
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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.
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.
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