#the 4th Baking Contest and is Love to Eat Festival#crab Bean Paste Buns
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Put all ingredients except butter in the bread machine, put the liquid underneath, dig a hole in the high-gluten flour, put in the yeast, start the kneading program, 20 minutes, (beat one egg, take 25 grams)
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Add butter and start the kneading program for 20 minutes
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After kneading, take a piece to pull out the film
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Take a small ball, add a drop of pink pigment,
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Knead
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The pink dough is wrapped in plastic wrap, and the fermentation process is started for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, use chopsticks to insert a hole, and it will be ready without shrinking.
7.
Take out the exhaust and round
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Divide equally into 6 pieces with a cutter, use one for crab legs, and the other 5 for body, a total of five crabs, cover with plastic wrap, and let stand for 15 minutes
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Take a ball and roll it into a long piece with a rolling pin
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Take small dough and roll into long strips to make crab legs
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Place it as shown and put 10g red bean paste on top
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Then fold the front one and press a little under the body to prevent it from lifting up after baking!
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Scissors cut out big feet, glued eyes on the head,
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Do everything and put it in the baking tray
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Roll the red dough into thin slices and press out the shape with a circular mold
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Chop it with chopsticks and the bow tie is ready
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Glue it to the crab head, make all of it, carry out a second fermentation, about 20 minutes, make it significantly larger, preheat the oven
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Put it in the middle of the oven, fire up and down 180 degrees for 18 minutes, cover with tin foil,
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Take out and dot your eyes with melted chocolate
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Decorate the bottom of the sea, and the biscuits sprinkled underneath will make it feel like the bottom of the sea!
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A crab has eight claws,
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The two pointed ends are so big;
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Moving the clamp has strength,
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Raise your legs, so proud...
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Cute
Tips:
Each oven is different, and the temperature is set by your own oven
