The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns"

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns"

by Large frying spoon

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

2

After unsealing, the leftover beer overnight must not be thrown away at will. You can use it to cleanse your face, wash your hair, or water the flowers. You can also use it to make pasta with noodles.
Beer is rich in nutrients, and people used to call it liquid bread. Beer is brewed using wheat, barley, hops, maltose, etc. through fermentation. Hops are a subtropical flower plant that can increase the unique aroma of beer. Hops can also be used to make bread, which can further improve the strength and aroma of flour. Traditional bread making cannot do without hops. After adding it to the flour, it will produce an attractive aroma after fermentation. Nowadays, famous brands and high-quality breads still need to be made with hops, such as traditional old bread, traditional country bread, baguettes, and Russian-style big leba.
After unsealing, the leftover beer that you can't finish drinking overnight, in addition to the part of the alcohol that evaporates, still contains hops and maltose that promotes its fermentation. It would be a pity to throw it away at will! Today, I used leftover beer overnight to make bread, which tasted pretty good. There are some raisins soaked in Cointreau Orange Wine, so they are called "wine-stained raisin buns". The main methods are as follows;"

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns"

1. Pour an appropriate amount of Cointreau into the raisins, soak for two hours and set aside.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

2. Put dry yeast, caster sugar, whole milk powder and salt into the flour and mix well.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

3. Then add a whole egg and mix well.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

4. Finally, use beer and make dough.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

5. After the dough is made up, knead repeatedly. When the dough becomes more tough, start adding butter. The method is to press the dough into a cake shape, and then cut the butter into small particles and place it on the flat cake.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

6. Use your hands to fold the noodles left and right back and forth to wrap the butter.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

7. Then flatten the dough again and fold and knead repeatedly until the butter and dough are fully integrated.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

8. Finally, knead the dough until it is smooth, smooth, and full of strength, and then relax the dough again for 5 minutes.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

9. After the dough relaxes for a while, press it down with your hands, then take out the soaked raisins and drain them and place them on the dough.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

10. Fold and knead the dough repeatedly, the raisins are evenly spread in the dough and knead evenly.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

11. Reunite the dough mixed with raisins and knead it into a steel pot, cover it with plastic wrap and begin basic fermentation.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

12. Keep the temperature at 28-32 degrees and ferment for 1 hour, and the dough can be taken out when it expands to twice and a half large.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

13. Put the fermented dough on the chopping board and flatten the air inside.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

14. Then divide it. If the volume of the oven is small, it can be divided into two for baking. The half of the dough that has not been made is wrapped in plastic wrap and placed in the refrigerator for temporary storage.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

15. Roll the other half of the dough into a long strip and pull it into ten dough pieces.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

16. Knead the noodles back and forth with your thumbs to reunite.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

17. Roll the dough pieces one by one into strips, roll them up and put them in a baking pan.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

18. Put the baking tray into the oven to modulate the fermentation gear for the final fermentation.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

19. When the dough is fermented and expanded to twice and a half, take it out, and smear the final fermented bread dough with egg liquid.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

20. Adjust the temperature of the oven to 180 degrees, and then put the baking tray in the oven for baking.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

21. It takes about 15-18 minutes to bake the bread until golden brown, and the first batch of bread is ready.

The Magical Use of Leftover Beer "wine-stained Raisin Buns" recipe

Tips:

The characteristics of this bread: beautiful skin color, fluffy and soft bread, rich wheat aroma and slight sweetness.



Tips;

1. Use high-gluten flour or strong flour for flour. The dough should be slightly softer, and the dough should be kneaded for a longer period of time until the dough is full of strength.

2. The shape of the bread can be free, just make it according to your own imagination and design.

3. Since the homemade bread does not add any preservatives, flour improvers, softeners and other food additives that are not beneficial to the human body, the bread will harden quickly if it is not sealed and stored in time after it is cooled. How to preserve the final storage method in the process, and the shelf life of constant temperature storage should not exceed three days.



The two "wine-stained raisin buns" of the big stir-fry spoon are ready for your reference!

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